About Alcoholics Anonymous San Mateo
Alcoholics Anonymous San Mateo, located in San Mateo, California is a peer-led substance use treatment provider focused on supporting adults recovering from alcoholism. They offer a variety of AA meetings in in-person, online and hybrid formats plus 24/7 hotlines, central office resources, and community service support.
Clients appreciate its welcoming peer community, flexible meeting times and strong emphasis on anonymity and voluntary participation.
Peer Led Support in San Mateo
AA San Mateo provides peer-led support through regularly scheduled meetings as well as specialty meetings like Big Book study, Step study and meetings for newcomers. There is no medical detox, inpatient rehab or clinical treatment offered. Care is nonclinical and based on sharing experiences and following the Twelve Steps and Traditions.
The program serves adults who want help with alcohol use including those new to recovery and people interested in particular formats or groups such as women, men, and youth. Services are offered in both English and Spanish to serve a broad community in San Mateo County.
Location and Notes on Attendance
The Central Office is in San Mateo, California with meetings held throughout San Mateo County including Belmont, Pacifica, Half Moon Bay, and nearby areas. They're often held in churches, community centers and fellowship halls. Meetings offer hybrid access and many in-person venues are wheelchair accessible.
No Fee Required
There is no fee or requirement for insurance to join AA San Mateo because membership and participation are free. All services are funded through voluntary contributions from groups and individuals and there are no dues or hidden costs.
To get started, simply find a meeting time and format that fits your needs. You can also call the general or Spanish hotline, or stop by the Central Office for meeting schedules, literature, and help finding a sponsor.
