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Share Your Experience, Strength & Hope — Help Someone in Treatment
Strengthen your own sobriety by carrying the message to those still suffering.
Two simple ways to serve:
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Bring an A.A. meeting into a treatment facility A meeting can spark hope where it’s needed most.
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Be a temporary contact for someone leaving treatment Offer support during the vulnerable transition into A.A.
Reach out — giving it away helps you keep it.
Treatment Committee Workbook:
Treatment Committee members:
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bring the message of hope for recovery to alcoholics in a variety of treatment settings
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demonstrate to administrators and staff “how it works” and are instruments of attraction to the A.A. program
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provide information about A.A., as well as literature and guidelines for setting up A.A. meetings in treatment facilities and outpatient settings
Treatment Bridging the Gap:
Clients can request contacts through the A.A. Temporary Contact/Bridging the Gap Request form. A.A. Bridging the Gap Request
A.A. members can serve as A.A. Temporary Contact/Bridging the Gap Volunteers.