Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.
If you seem to be having trouble with your drinking, or if your drinking has reached the point of where it worries you, you may be interested to know something about Alcoholics Anonymous and the A.A. programme of recovery from alcoholism
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We have multiple daily meetings, throughout Hong Kong.
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Some meetings may be ‘open’ (to non-alcoholic visitors) or ‘closed’ (for alcoholics & those who think they might have a drink problem) – all meetings will list details about this.
Join in-person:
Special note: Due to government Cap. 599G and Cap. 599I regulations, meetings will operate at 50% capacity. When attending in-person meetings the following are required by
Meeting Details
Join in-person:
Special note: Due to government Cap. 599G and Cap. 599I regulations, meetings will operate at 50% capacity. When attending in-person meetings the following are required by law; temperature check, contact tracing via LeaveHomeSafe app, masks are to be worn at ALL times, hands sanitized before entering, and no food, drink or smoking is allowed in the room.
Specific directions: Located in the hills above Central, Hong Kong Island. When driving up Borrett Road, no.12 is the large red-brick building on the left (see photo above). The A.A. entrance has a small flight of steps and can be identified by a small white plaque with a black circle and triangle – meetings are on the ground floor.
MTR: Admiralty (and then taxi) / Central (and then taxi / minibus) – see below.
Bus: Public Light Minibus no. 9 (green) from Exchange Square (across the street from Jardine House (HKD 6.20)). There is a bus-stop almost in front of the meeting place. After the meeting the bus can be taken back to Central.
Taxi: Approximately HKD 30.00 from Central / Admiralty. Borrett Road in Cantonese is Bollo Dough.
Weather Advisory: When the No. 8 signal is raised, this meeting will be held on Zoom. You can access the meeting via the following Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/896413206
Open: Open A.A. meetings welcome the public (non-alcoholics) – along with alcoholics – to attend and learn about alcoholism, recovery and the A.A. program.
