At the Bay Area Club (BAC) of League City, we are more than just a venue; we are a vibrant community dedicated to supporting individuals on their journey toward recovery and sobriety. Located in the heart of League City, Texas, our mission is to provide a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment for people seeking to overcome the challenges of addiction. Through the power of shared experiences, fellowship, and compassion, we help one another rebuild lives and discover hope. At BAC, we understand that recovery is not just a goal—it is a lifelong journey, and we are here to walk alongside you every step of the way. Every individual who walks through our doors is met with kindness, understanding, and a commitment to their well-being. We are not only a club but a sanctuary where transformations happen, one day at a time.

Our Mission

The mission of the Bay Area Club is simple but powerful: to offer a supportive space where individuals can connect, grow, and heal. We believe in the transformative power of community and the resilience of the human spirit. By fostering an atmosphere of understanding and mutual respect, we aim to guide individuals toward long-term recovery and a healthier, more fulfilling life. Our mission extends beyond recovery to help members rediscover their passions, strengthen their relationships, and rebuild their sense of purpose. At BAC, our focus is not solely on overcoming addiction but also on creating a life full of joy, purpose, and achievement. Together, we aim to help you recognize your potential and take meaningful steps toward fulfilling it.

What We Offer

At BAC, we provide a range of resources and services tailored to meet the diverse needs of our members. Whether you are taking your first steps toward sobriety or have been on this path for years, we are here to support you. Our offerings are constantly evolving to ensure we address the unique challenges faced by our members, creating a comprehensive support network that grows alongside you. Recovery is not a one-size-fits-all journey, and we strive to offer diverse resources that cater to the varied experiences of our community members.

Meeting Spaces

Our facilities include comfortable and well-equipped meeting spaces designed for recovery group gatherings, workshops, and community events. These spaces are open to groups like Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), and other recovery programs. Our flexible scheduling ensures that meetings are accessible at various times to accommodate everyone’s needs. Whether you prefer large group meetings or intimate discussions, our spaces are designed to foster meaningful connections and promote open dialogue. Each room has been thoughtfully arranged to create an atmosphere of serenity and focus, ensuring that every meeting provides the support and encouragement needed for progress.

Workshops and Educational Programs

Knowledge is a key component of recovery. BAC hosts workshops and educational sessions that cover a wide range of topics, including:

• Understanding addiction and its impact on mental health.
• Building coping mechanisms for long-term sobriety.
• Strengthening relationships and improving communication skills.
• Exploring mindfulness and wellness practices.

These programs are facilitated by experienced professionals and recovery experts who bring valuable insights and practical strategies to every session. By participating in these workshops, members gain the tools they need to navigate the challenges of recovery with confidence and resilience. Our educational programs also include interactive sessions where members can share their experiences and learn from one another, further solidifying the bonds within the community. Additionally, we regularly update our offerings to reflect the latest research and best practices in addiction recovery.

Community Events

Recovery is a journey best undertaken with the support of a community. BAC regularly organizes events designed to bring people together, build connections, and foster a sense of belonging. From potlucks and movie nights to fitness activities and art workshops, there is something for everyone. These events provide a safe and sober environment where members can enjoy themselves and make meaningful connections. Additionally, we host special events to celebrate milestones and achievements within our community, creating opportunities for members to reflect on their progress and inspire others. These celebrations are a testament to the strength and determination of our members, reminding everyone that every step forward is worth acknowledging.

Support for Families and Friends

Addiction doesn’t just affect individuals; it impacts entire families and communities. At BAC, we recognize the importance of providing support to loved ones as they navigate the challenges of addiction and recovery. We offer specialized programs and meetings for families and friends to help them understand addiction, communicate effectively, and play a positive role in the recovery process. These programs emphasize education, empathy, and the importance of setting healthy boundaries. By addressing the needs of families and friends, we aim to strengthen the entire support network that surrounds each individual, creating a ripple effect of healing and understanding.

Why Choose the Bay Area Club?

There are countless reasons why people turn to BAC as their recovery community of choice. Here are just a few:

A Safe Haven

Our club is a judgment-free zone where everyone is welcome. We understand the courage it takes to seek help and are committed to maintaining a space where all members feel respected and supported. At BAC, you will find an environment where vulnerability is met with compassion and encouragement. Every individual’s journey is unique, and we honor those differences by offering personalized support and resources that meet you where you are.

Experienced and Compassionate Team

Our staff and volunteers bring years of experience and a deep understanding of the recovery process. Many of them have walked this path themselves, which allows them to provide empathetic and relatable guidance. Their dedication ensures that every member receives personalized attention and support tailored to their individual needs. Whether you need a listening ear or practical advice, our team is here to help with unwavering commitment.

Convenient Location

Located in League City, Texas, our facilities are easily accessible to residents of the Bay Area and surrounding communities. We are proud to be a local resource for recovery and support. Ample parking and convenient hours make it easier for members to attend meetings and events without added stress. Our central location ensures that help is never far away when you need it most.

Holistic Approach

At BAC, we believe that recovery involves more than just abstaining from addictive substances. It’s about rebuilding your life, improving your physical and mental health, and finding joy and purpose. Our programs reflect this holistic philosophy, addressing every aspect of well-being. From stress management techniques to opportunities for creative expression, we offer resources that help members lead balanced and fulfilling lives. Our holistic approach encourages members to not only focus on the present but also to envision and actively build the future they deserve.

Testimonials

Hearing from our members is one of the best ways to understand the impact of the Bay Area Club:

“The Bay Area Club has been a cornerstone of my recovery journey. The warmth and support I’ve found here have given me the strength to keep moving forward.” — Maria L.

“I never thought I’d feel at home in a recovery community, but BAC changed that. The friends I’ve made here are like family.” — James T.

“The workshops and meetings at BAC have taught me so much about myself and my addiction. I’m forever grateful for this community.” — Sandra K.

“Being part of BAC has reminded me that I’m not alone. The encouragement I’ve received here has been life-changing.” — Mark D.

How to Get Involved

Joining the Bay Area Club is easy, and we welcome everyone who is ready to take a step toward recovery. Here’s how you can get started:

Attend a Meeting

Check out our meeting schedule and find a group that fits your needs. Whether you prefer in-person gatherings or virtual sessions, we have options to suit everyone. Meetings cover a variety of topics, ensuring that there is something relevant for everyone on their journey. Our meeting spaces provide the comfort and privacy necessary to engage fully in the recovery process.

Everyday

6am Monday – Friday, 7am Saturday and Sunday, Daily Bread an open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous with a discussion format. Meets in A & B.

11:30am Serenity an open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous with a discussion format. Meets in the main room.

3pm 1500 Group, a closed meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous with a discussion format. Meets in room B.

5pm Live@ 5 an open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous with a discussion format. Meets in main room. Phone 281/ 332-9800

6:30pm Happy Hour is an open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous with a discussion format. Meets in main room.

6:30pm Al-Anon is an open meeting of Al-Anon with a discussion format. Meets in room B. This group does not meet on Saturdays.

Saturdays Only

In addition to the everyday meetings we also have these meetings on Saturday

8:30am Meditation an open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous with a meditaion format. Meets in rooms E & F.

10am Certain Steps an open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous with a Step study format. Meets main room.

10am Saturday Child an open meeting of Al-Anon with a discussion format. Meets in room B.

1pm Secular AA is an open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous with a discussion format. Meets in room E & F.

5pm Happy Destiny an open meeting of Al-Anon with a discussion format. Meets in the main room.

6:30pm Recovering Couples an open meeting open meeting of Recovering Couples Anonymous. Meets in room B.

Sundays

In addition to the everyday meetings we also have these meetings on Sunday

5pm Keep it Simple Sweetheart (KISS), Wednesday step study, Friday and Sunday maintenance steps meeting Discussion Keep It Simple Sweethearts an open meeting for women with a discussion format. meets in the main room.

6:30pm Courage to change is an open meeting of Al-Anon with a discussion format. Meets in room B.

Additional Meetings

In addition to the everyday meetings we also have these meetings.

6:30pm Monday Alateen is for young people whose lives have been affected by someone else’s drinking. Meets in Room E (across from kitchen)

8pm Monday Sobriety on Two Wheels is an open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous with a discussion format. Meets on the porch..

8pm Tuesday Broad Highway is an open men’s meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous with a discussion format. Meets in main room.

6:30 Thursday Progress Group is an open meeting of Al-Anon with a discussion format. Meets in room A

6:30 Thursday Pills Anonymous is an open meeting with a discussion format. Meets in room B

5pm Sundays, Wednesday and Fridays, Keep it Simple Sweetheart (KISS), Wednesday step study, Friday and Sunday maintenance steps meeting. Keep It Simple Sweethearts is an open meeting for women with a discussion format.meets in the main room

8pm Friday and Sunday Stuck in the Middle is an open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous with a discussion format. Meets in the main room

Volunteer with Us

Giving back is a meaningful way to strengthen your own recovery while helping others. BAC offers numerous volunteer opportunities, from event planning to mentoring newcomers. By becoming a volunteer, you contribute to a supportive environment that helps others thrive. Volunteering also allows you to build new skills, make connections, and deepen your sense of purpose.

Become a Member

Membership at BAC comes with several benefits, including access to exclusive events, discounts on workshops, and the chance to be part of a tight-knit community. Contact us to learn more about becoming a member. Membership also provides a sense of belonging and an opportunity to contribute to the club’s growth. By joining, you become an integral part of a movement that changes lives.

Donate

As a nonprofit organization, BAC relies on the generosity of our members and supporters to continue our work. Donations help us maintain our facilities, expand our programs, and reach more people in need. Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference. Consider making a one-time gift or setting up a recurring donation to support our mission. Your support enables us to keep our doors open and our programs thriving.