Is A.A. for me?
If drinking is worrying you, you’re welcome to learn more. Explore what A.A. is and what to expect at your first meeting.
Start hereA.A. Aastha Group · VadodaraA problem with
A problem with
alcohol?You’re not alone.
Find understanding, connection, and hope with Alcoholics Anonymous in Vadodara. Take the next step with people who understand.
No membership fees · A warm welcome · One day at a time
A place to start again.Connection begins with a conversation.
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શું તમે કે તમારા કોઈ પ્રિયજન દારૂની સમસ્યાથી પીડિત છો?
A little guidance. A lot of understanding.Find the support
Find the support
you’re looking for.
Whether you’re here for yourself or someone you care about, there’s a good place to begin.
Family & friends
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Your local fellowship in VadodaraPeople helping people.
People helping people.
One day at a time.
A.A. Aastha Group meets in Makarpura, Vadodara. We come together to share our experiences and support each other in living without alcohol.
You can begin by listening, asking a question, or simply showing up. You don’t have to work it all out before you come.
Get to know A.A.Meet A.A. Aastha GroupEvery Saturday.
Plan your visit Every Saturday.
7:00–8:30 p.m.
Don Bosco School, Kabir Complex,
Makarpura, Vadodara · India Standard Time
A few things you might be wonderingIt’s okay
It’s okay
to have questions.
Taking the first step can feel unfamiliar. Here are a few answers to help you feel more at home.
More for newcomersDo I need to sign up before a meeting?
A.A. has no formal membership application. Check the meeting listing for joining instructions, especially for online meetings.
Does it cost anything to attend?
There are no membership dues or fees. Groups may collect voluntary contributions to help with their running costs.
Do I have to speak?
You can introduce yourself if you wish, but you can also listen. Let the person leading the meeting know that you’re new if that feels comfortable.
Can I bring a friend or family member?
Open meetings welcome anyone interested in A.A. Closed meetings are for people who have a drinking problem and want to stop. Check the meeting description before attending.