Alcoholics Anonymous East Hawaii – Hilo, Big Island, HI
About This Group
The East Hawaii Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous coordinates AA meetings throughout the Hilo and east side of the Big Island of Hawaii. The intergroup maintains a meeting directory and helpline to connect individuals seeking recovery from alcohol addiction with local AA meetings and fellowship on Hawaii Island.
What to Expect
AA meetings on the east side of the Big Island follow standard formats including open discussion, speaker meetings, step study, and Big Book study. Meetings typically last 60-90 minutes in welcoming, anonymous settings. Open meetings welcome anyone interested in learning about AA, while closed meetings are for those with a desire to stop drinking. The Big Island AA community offers a supportive, close-knit fellowship that reflects the warm spirit of Hawaii’s local culture.
About East Hawaii Intergroup
The East Hawaii Intergroup serves as the central service office for AA meetings on the eastern side of the Big Island, including Hilo and surrounding communities. The intergroup maintains meeting schedules, operates a helpline, and coordinates service activities to support the local AA fellowship and carry the message of recovery to those still suffering from alcoholism.
Meeting Details
Schedule: Multiple meetings weekly — call helpline for current schedule
Format: In-person meetings
Location: Hilo and East Hawaii communities, Big Island, HI
Cost: Free (voluntary contributions accepted)
Who This Group Is For
Anyone with a desire to stop drinking. AA welcomes people of all backgrounds and stages of recovery. Newcomers and those exploring whether they have a drinking problem are especially welcome.
Contact Information
Phone: (808) 961-6133
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1434, Hilo, Hawaii 96721
This listing is provided for informational purposes. The Group Guide is not affiliated with Alcoholics Anonymous. Please call the helpline for current meeting schedules. All AA meetings maintain strict anonymity and confidentiality.