Providing accessible AA meetings and support in ASL for Deaf and hard of hearing individuals across Central Texas.
Providing accessible AA meetings and support in ASL for Deaf and hard of hearing individuals across Central Texas.
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Have a problem with alcohol? Want to stop drinking? Call USA VP 503-714-3331 or email DeafAASupLine@gmail.com
Announcement:
Announcement:
AADI is working on our official website and will have an announcement about our new domain coming soon.
In the meantime, you can access AA Deaf Intergroup resources at our interim site:
https://sites.google.com/view/aadi-of-central-texas
When our official domain launches, visitors to the current site will be automatically forwarded to the new address. No need to do anything now — just check back for our formal announcement!
Questions? Contact our webmaster by entering the form below.
Get Involved
Get Involved
Your support is wanted and welcome. You do not need to know sign language to get involved. The meeting will be interpreted for hearing and Deaf members.
Interested? Join us at our business meeting, the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 6:30 pm Central Time Zone.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/7370448464?pwd=dTdTR2R5eGRFcmVKL0dDS1l4MkEwdz09
Zoom ID: 737 044 8464
Passcode: AADI
About Us
About Us
AA Deaf Intergroup of Central Texas connects Deaf and hard of hearing individuals to Alcoholics Anonymous through accessible, ASL-centered support. We help ensure that anyone seeking recovery has equal access to meetings, resources, and community.
What We Do
What We Do
Provide ASL-accessible meeting information
Support Deaf individuals seeking recovery
Help coordinate ASL interpreters for meetings and events
Connect members with local AA resources
Promote accessibility and inclusion in AA
Our Brief History
Our Brief History
The Hill Country Intergroup's Deaf Access Committee (DAC) served Deaf AA members for 8 years, coordinating ASL interpreters and meeting access. In 2018, DAC became the AA Deaf Intergroup of Central Texas (AADI) — a nonprofit AA service body dedicated to making recovery accessible in ASL. Today, AADI supports Deaf AA meetings, interpreter requests, and newcomer outreach across Central Texas. For more about AADI History, click here.
Disclaimers
Disclaimers
Visually identifiable images of people on this site are professional ASL interpreters.
AA Deaf Intergroup of Central Texas is solely responsible for all site content; this site is not reviewed or approved by A.A. World Services, Inc. or by Southwest Texas Area 68.
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