Are You Looking for Help with Your Own Drinking?

If you are concerned about your drinking and think you may need help, please contact the free Alcoholics Anonymous helpline on 0800 917 7650 or email [email protected].

This page is for organisations and professionals who would like to understand more about Alcoholics Anonymous and how AA may help the people they work with.

Wiltshire & Bath Intergroup works with professionals, organisations and community groups across Wiltshire and Bath to help them understand Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), how it works and how it may help someone with a drinking problem.

Our Liaison Officers help carry the AA message by providing clear, practical information about Alcoholics Anonymous to people who may come into contact with someone whose drinking is causing concern.

Helping You Understand Alcoholics Anonymous

You may meet, work with or support people who are struggling with their drinking without knowing what help is available or where to direct them.

Our Liaison Officers can explain what Alcoholics Anonymous is, what happens at an AA meeting and how someone can find help. We can also provide information and literature in print and digital formats, and arrange talks, presentations and workshops for professionals, organisations, students and community groups.

This is a free service: There is no charge for talks, visits or information provided by Alcoholics Anonymous.

Our Liaison Areas

Our Liaison Officers work with different parts of the community to help professionals and organisations understand Alcoholics Anonymous, the support we offer and how someone who wants help can find AA.

Armed Services

Working with organisations that support serving personnel and veterans.

Employment

Working with employers, managers, HR teams and occupational health professionals.

Health

Working with healthcare professionals and organisations.

Prisons

Supporting AA meetings within our local prison and helping people connect with AA in the community after release.

Public Information

Working with community organisations, charities, public bodies and local groups.

Schools

Working with secondary schools to provide talks about alcoholism and recovery.

Young Persons

Working with youth services, charities, colleges, universities and other organisations supporting young people.

Find Out More

Select the liaison area most relevant to you to find out more about Alcoholics Anonymous, how AA may help the people you work with or support, and how our Liaison Officers can help.

If you are unsure which area is right for you, please contact our Public Information Liaison Officer at [email protected].