Meeting Details
| Day | Time | Period |
|---|---|---|
| Friday | 19:00:00 | Evening |
Location Information
Indianapolis, IN 46205
About Indiana Deaf AA (ASL Only - no spoken English) AA Meeting in Indianapolis
Indiana Deaf AA (ASL Only - no spoken English) is a dedicated Alcoholics Anonymous meeting serving the Indianapolis, IN recovery community. This Closed, Discussion, Sign Language, English meeting convenes every Friday at 19:00:00 at Indiana School for the Deaf, Raney Hall, Room 229, providing a consistent and reliable support system for individuals on their journey to sobriety.
Meeting Format and Structure
As a Closed, Discussion, Sign Language, English meeting, Indiana Deaf AA (ASL Only - no spoken English) follows the traditional AA format that has helped millions achieve and maintain sobriety. The meeting typically runs for 60-90 minutes, creating a safe space where participants can share their experiences, strength, and hope with others who understand the challenges of alcohol addiction.
Who Can Attend Indiana Deaf AA (ASL Only - no spoken English)?
Indiana Deaf AA (ASL Only - no spoken English) welcomes anyone with a desire to stop drinking. Whether you're attending your first AA meeting or have years of sobriety, you'll find support and understanding here. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking - there are no dues, fees, or registration requirements.
Location and Accessibility
Located at Indiana School for the Deaf, Raney Hall, Room 229 in Indianapolis, this meeting venue is chosen for its accessibility and welcoming environment. The address is 1200 42nd Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205. The venue strives to accommodate all attendees, and parking is typically available nearby.
What to Expect at Your First Meeting
If you're new to Indiana Deaf AA (ASL Only - no spoken English) or AA in general, here's what you can expect:
- A warm welcome from group members who understand your journey
- No pressure to speak - you can simply listen if you prefer
- Complete anonymity and confidentiality
- A non-judgmental atmosphere focused on recovery
- The opportunity to get a sponsor and work the 12 Steps
- Fellowship and support from others in recovery
The Group
Indiana Deaf AA (ASL Only - no spoken English) is part of the group, which has been serving the Indianapolis recovery community with dedication and commitment. This group maintains the AA traditions while adapting to meet the needs of local members seeking recovery from alcohol addiction.
Recovery Resources in Indianapolis
While Indiana Deaf AA (ASL Only - no spoken English) provides excellent support every Friday, recovery is a daily journey. Indianapolis offers numerous other AA meetings throughout the week, ensuring you can find support whenever you need it. Many members attend multiple meetings weekly to strengthen their recovery program.