WELCOME TO
MANHATTAN GENERAL SERVICE
OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Please note, this website is still being created as we transition website platforms. For the current website, please visit manhattanaa.org until we transition here in October
About Us
Manhattan General Service connects the A.A. groups of Manhattan with Area 49 (South Eastern New York) and the General Service Office. Our purpose is to support groups in carrying the A.A. message by linking them to the wider service structure.
In SENY, A.A. groups are organized through counties and districts. Manhattan has its own county service structure, which is further divided into districts, including one Hispanic district serving Spanish-speaking groups. Each county or district is guided by a District Committee Member Chair (DCMC), who helps coordinate service and communication.
NEW TO MANHATTAN A.A.?
New Trusted Servants
Are you a new GSR, alternate, or group contact? Register below to have your group listed as active with GSO.
New GSR Kit
Being a new GSR can feel daunting. Fortunately, GSO has compiled a list of materials to help you navigate the new and wonderful world of service.
New Groups
For groups not registered with SENY or GSO. Registration with Intergroup does not register you here with SENY as they’re separate entities.
GET IN TOUCH
Connect with the trusted servants who help carry the A.A. message through Manhattan General Service. Find contact information for our county officers and service committees, so you can reach the right person for questions, resources, or support.
FAQs
Answers to some of the most common questions about A.A. in Manhattan and how General Service works. Whether you’re a newcomer looking for a meeting, a group trying to get connected, or a trusted servant learning about service, you’ll find clear explanations and helpful links here.
CONTRIBUTE TO MANHATTAN GENERAL SERVICE
Your contributions support the work of connecting A.A. groups in Manhattan to the broader service structure of Alcoholics Anonymous., covering expenses for county meetings, workshops, Share-a-Day, essential service materials, and countless resources that carry the A.A. message throughout Manhattan and beyond.
The Seventh Tradition states, “Every A.A. group ought to be fully self-supporting, declining outside contributions.”
While contributions cover each group’s rent and other expenses, the Seventh Tradition is essential at every level of A.A. service.
A.A. BEYOND MANHATTAN
Empire State Young People’s A.A. (ESCYPAA)
An annual Convention for young people in A.A.