Welcome to the Greater Seattle Intergroup Accessibility Committee.
Our mission is to provide aid and resources for the fellowship to overcome obstacles limiting access to Alcoholics Anonymous in our area. Accessibility means ensuring equal access to everyone.
We provide assistance with the following needs:
- Transportation to and from A.A. meetings
- Childcare at A.A. meetings
- Bringing A.A. meetings into private homes
- Facilitating online meeting information
- Helping those with mental health issues understand the culture of A.A.
- Bringing A.A. meetings into nursing homes
- Helping identify tools for those who don’t speak English
- American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation for Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing alcoholics
Committee resources
What to Do if a Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing Person Comes to Your Meeting article
Schedule of ASL-interpreted meetings in the greater Seattle area
Accessibility codes as found in the meeting schedule online and in print:
- cc – childcare available at meeting
- asl – sign-interpreted for hearing-0impaired
- ss – junta en español
- – Wheelchair accessible includes bathrooms, entrance, and parking *
* Meetings that meet one or two of the wheelchair-accessible requirements will be noted in the meeting comments.
Join us
The Accessibility Committee meets on the first Wednesday of each month via Zoom. Everyone is Welcome.
Meeting Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88595218136?pwd=Wmc1SW1FK0paZnVhQmRXeFcxTWlZdz09
Meeting ID: 885 9521 8136
Passcode: 611317
One tap mobile
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Email accessibility@seattleaa.org or call 206-587-2838 with any questions.
Sign up
Sign up if you would like to volunteer or would like an email reminder sent prior to each committee meeting.