Never Too Young AA Meeting

•Sourced from official AA intergroups

The Bronx, New York
Sundays
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Never Too Young meets on Sunday at 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM in The Bronx, New York. This virtual open meeting welcomes anyone interested in learning about recovery from alcoholism. Join this virtual AA meeting from anywhere with an internet connection.

Location & Map

First Lutheran Church

3075 Baisley Ave, Bronx, NY 10461, USA

Interactive map showing meeting location with direction links on Google Maps, Apple Maps and Waze

Meeting Location
Directions:
Never Too Young Weekly Schedule

This meeting takes place weekly on Sunday at 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM (online).

Meeting Information*Applies to all scheduled times below*
Notes

3rd Sunday Anniversary. This is the new permanent reopening spot going forward.

Location Notes

Entrance on Hollywood Avenue. Thursday meeting upstairs in Fellowship Room/ Sunday meeting downstairs in Bartus Hall

Sunday
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Online Meeting
Open
English

AA Meetings Near You in The Bronx

Find other AA meetings near this location. These nearby Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are within driving distance and offer additional recovery support options in the The Bronx, New York area.

Recovery at 5
First Lutheran Church
Bronx Am
0.6 miles away
Tremont
First Presbyterian Church of Throggs Neck
0.6 miles away
Bronx, New York
No Name
First Presbyterian Church of Throggs Neck
0.6 miles away
Bronx, New York
Fresh Start Group
Our Lady of Assumption Church
0.6 miles away
Bronx, New York
Bronx Big Book Study
Samuel H. Young American Legion Post
0.7 miles away

Looking for more AA meetings near you? Browse all AA meetings in The Bronx or explore all New York AA meetings.

Find AA Meetings in Nearby Cities Near Me

Explore additional AA meetings throughout New York and Connecticut and New Jersey with diverse schedules, meeting types, and formats to support your recovery journey.

QueensNew YorkBrooklynGreenwich(Connecticut)Newark(New Jersey)Montclair(New Jersey)Stamford(Connecticut)Staten IslandWestport(Connecticut)Fairfield(Connecticut)Milford(Connecticut)Hamden(Connecticut)

AA Meetings in Bronx County, New York

Find AA meetings throughout Bronx County including The Bronx and surrounding communities. The AA Directory provides a detailed listing of recovery support groups across New York, with detailed meeting times, locations, and formats to help you find the right meeting for your sobriety journey in Bronx County.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated:

Recovery Tools
Sobriety Calculator
Track money & calories saved
90 in 90 Tracker
Visual meeting roadmap
Daily Journal
Morning & evening reflections
Emergency Toolkit
Panic button & resources
Attendance Sheet
Printable signature log
Quick Actions
Request a CorrectionMore The Bronx MeetingsAll New York Meetings
Contributions
Support this meeting group
Venmo @Never2young

Important Payment Information:

Please verify all payment details carefully before sending contributions. The AA Directory is a listing service only and assumes no responsibility for payment transactions, incorrect transfers, or disputes between donors and meeting groups.

By making a contribution, you acknowledge that you are sending funds directly to the meeting group and agree to our Terms of Service. All contributions are voluntary and support individual AA meeting groups, not The AA Directory.

Latest Articles
Recovery resources and guides

What is A.A.?

Understanding A.A. - a comprehensive guide to the world's largest fellowship dedicated to helping people recover from alcohol addiction.

What is a Sponsor?

Learn about sponsors in A.A. - mentors who guide you through the 12 Steps and provide support in your recovery journey.

Speaker A.A. Meetings

Personal recovery stories and what to expect at speaker meetings - how testimonials inspire hope and demonstrate A.A.'s effectiveness.

Discussion Meetings

Group discussions around recovery topics - interactive meetings focused on sharing experiences and exploring A.A. principles.

Open Meetings

Meetings open to anyone interested in learning about A.A. - who can attend and what to expect.

Closed Meetings

Understanding closed meetings - meetings for people with drinking problems who desire to stop drinking.

Big Book Study

Exploring A.A.'s foundational text - detailed study of the Big Book and its core recovery principles.