OIAA – Online Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous

OIAA connects AA members worldwide with online meetings and supports groups using technology to carry the message.
The Online Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous (OIAA) is an international service entity founded in February 1996. It operates under AA’s Ninth Tradition as a nonprofit organization. Its core mission is using technology to carry the A.A. message to the alcoholic who still suffers.
OIAA maintains a comprehensive, searchable directory of online AA meetings. The directory is available 24/7 in multiple languages and formats. Consequently, members anywhere in the world can find a meeting that fits their schedule and needs. This service is especially valuable for members who cannot attend in-person meetings due to physical disabilities, remote locations, or health concerns.
Furthermore, OIAA supports over 1,000 online groups as an umbrella organization. It provides guidance on AA Traditions, meeting formats, and anonymity in digital spaces. It also fosters connection between online groups and the broader AA service structure, including the General Service Office.
Additionally, OIAA runs a 12th Step Committee. Volunteers respond to emails from individuals seeking help with a drinking problem, often providing nearly immediate assistance.
OIAA welcomes participation from all AA members interested in online service.