Nobody has to choose the "right" one. People often attend more than one, and plenty of people go to a meeting for years without ever settling the question. Each fellowship below describes who it is for in its own words.
- Alcoholics Anonymous
12,336 meetings in the UK, 7,771 of them online
- Narcotics Anonymous
4,617 meetings in the UK, 3,299 of them online
- Cocaine Anonymous
1,200 meetings in the UK, 220 of them online
- Al-Anon Family Groups
543 meetings in the UK, 125 of them online
- Gamblers Anonymous
244 meetings in the UK, 13 of them online
- Overeaters Anonymous
147 meetings in the UK, 36 of them online
- Adult Children of Alcoholics
143 meetings in the UK, 54 of them online
- Internet and Technology Addicts Anonymous
143 meetings in the UK, 143 of them online
- Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous
137 meetings in the UK, 116 of them online
- Co-Dependents Anonymous
122 meetings in the UK, 73 of them online
- Eating Disorders Anonymous
109 meetings in the UK, 108 of them online
- Workaholics Anonymous
88 meetings in the UK, 86 of them online
- Recovering Couples Anonymous
77 meetings in the UK, 76 of them online
- Debtors Anonymous
57 meetings in the UK, 36 of them online
- Families Anonymous
32 meetings in the UK, 13 of them online
- Sex Addicts Anonymous
20 meetings in the UK, 14 of them online
- Gam-Anon Family Groups
18 meetings in the UK, 5 of them online
- Marijuana Anonymous
18 meetings in the UK, 9 of them online
- Anorexics and Bulimics Anonymous
11 meetings in the UK, 7 of them online
- Crystal Meth Anonymous
7 meetings in the UK, 5 of them online
- Ketamine Anonymous
6 meetings in the UK, 1 of them online
These run on a different model. They are still free, still peer-led, and still open to anyone.
Between them that is 21,138 meetings, 12,794 of which are online. Counted from the directory on August 2026.