Tidewater Intergroup Council of Alcoholics Anonymous

This website provides web based informational services to Alcoholics in the area. This area includes the cities of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Chesapeake, Virginia Beach, Suffolk, Smithfield, Franklin, Wakefield, and Boykins, as well as Knotts Island and Moyock, North Carolina. Our Area 71 (Virginia) Delegate reported we also serve Guantanamo Bay Navy Base, as was reported to him by the General Services Office in New York. We are directly responsible to those we serve.

We are fortunate to have 24 hour a day, 7 day a week coverage of our phone to allow anyone who needs help, to talk to a member of Alcoholics Anonymous. We stay sober by being available to help.

For help at any time, call (757) 490 3980.

The Tidewater Intergroup office can be reachd at: info@tidewatergroup.org.

Our Intergroup Council (TIC) office is located at 4968 Euclid Rd., Suite F, Virginia Beach, Virginia 23462.



An interactive map of meetings in the Tidewater area is available on this site. This is a great tool for finding meetings. If you are manning the phone watch, keep this page open and you will never have a problem getting the right meeting information to callers. Just enter an address or intersection, and you will immediately see what meetings are nearby. Use the "Show/Hide Filter" button to further narrow your search criteria.

The meeting map allows you to enter your location and see meeting locations in relation to where you are. Select "Filter" and you narrow your search by: Day of the Week, Time of the Day, City, and Meeting Type. Clicking the AA logo on the top left of the map will bring you back to this page.

"OP" are open meetings. Open meetings are open to all including those simply curious about AA. "C" meetings are closed to those have a problem with alcohol. If you think you have a problem with alcohol, you are welcome at closed meetings. If you are not sure and have been sent by the courts, ASAP, SARP or other professionals who appreciate the effectivness of the program of AA, you might be more comfortable attending an "open meeting", they are often structured for those not sure, or not yet ready to admit powerlessness over alchohol.



AA is not allied with any organisation. We are not endorsing the priovider of our map service.



Check out our News pages for more information about Alcoholics Anonymous in the Tidewater, Virginia area.