While there are no special A.A. members there are many members who have a special need. If you are willing to help carry the AA message to members with a special need, please email the Special Needs Committee: area33specialneedschair@aa-semi.org

The Area 33 Special Needs Committee Meeting is at noon on the second Saturday of every month at Area 33 Office. Email the Committee for more information.

If you are looking for help from the Area 33 Special Needs Committee, please email us at: area33specialneedschair@aa-semi.org

Do you have AA CD's, Tapes, Books, etc. you're not using? If so, there are other's that could use them. Find out how to donate them to a fellow alcoholic. How can I donate my used media?

The Area 33 Special Needs Committee is attempting to provide homebound alcoholics with AA literature. If you or someone you know is a homebound alcoholic and cannot afford AA literature, contact the Special Needs committee by email.

There are many AA meetings that are accessible to people that depend on a wheelchair, motor scooter, crutches, etc. Most meetings with accessibility are listed on this website's meeting directory. Please click on the "Meetings" link at aa-semi.org.

There are many sober AA members in Metro Detroit that are also Veterans of a Foreign War. If you are a Veteran and would like to talk to a sober Veteran, please email the Special Needs Committee.

If you know someone that does not speak English and is trying to get access to AA literature in their native language, please contact the Special Needs Committee.

If you know an alcoholic that is illiterate or that has trouble reading, there are options to receive the AA message in addition to AA meetings. The Special Needs Committee is currently collecting AA literature and meetings on cassette or compact disc. These will be available for those in need. For those and other options, please contact the Committee.