Service opportunities and forms

Service opportunities and forms

Find out more about why service in AA is important – AA’s Legacy of Service by Bill W.

As always, people interested in getting involved at the District level are encouraged to do so as there are plenty of positions to fill. Come to the monthly District meeting or see your meeting GSR (General Service Representative) for more information.

Meetings are held in New Hampton the last Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM Please click here for directions via Google Maps

Functions Committee

• District 11 is seeking people to be a part of the always important Functions Team.  District 11 Functions Committee is looking for volunteers to help with AA functions that are held in District 11 5 times a year.  If anyone is interested, please contact webmaster@nhaadistrict11.net or contact Todd C – Functions Chair at (603) 393-4504 you can also come to the next District meeting or you can see your meeting GSR.  AA service is a great way to stay sober, meet new AA members and have some fun!

• • District 11 Function Committee meetings are held the second Thursday of every month at 7 PM.at the

Laconia Congregational Church in Laconia, NH

 

Treatment Committee

Bridging The Gap is a program that provides temporary contacts for people who are leaving treatment facilities. Contacts agree to contact the person, take them to six meetings, introduce them to other AA’s, provide them with a meeting list, and in general, get them started. You are not volunteering to be a permanent or temporary sponsor.

Sign-Up Form for Area 43 ‘Bridging The Gap’ volunteers ~ Click here for the PDF File

Request contact from Bridging the Gap form – Request Contact from an AA member

Corrections Committee

District 11 is looking for a volunteer to attend/conduct a weekly meeting at the Belknap County Jail. If someone was an inmate they have to be out for 1 year before they are allowed to come in as a volunteer. For more information please contact us at webmaster@nhaadistrict11.net or please ask your GSR – General Service Representative of your AA Group for more information.

The AA Prison Pre-Release program is similar to Bridging the Gap but for men and women who are getting out of incarceration

If you are interested in hosting an AA group/meeting or sharing your experience, strength and hope at the Belknap County Jail for women please contact their director of programs via the contact form below, If someone was an inmate  they have to be out for 1 year before they are allowed to come in as a volunteer.

Belknap County jail volunteer application 2017

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For Volunteering at the Belknap Women’s County Jail you may also contact:

 

PI-CPC

If you are interested in having the District 11 PI-CPC Chair contact you please email webmaster@nhaadistrict11.net and I will forward you information to the PI-CPC chair.

Public Information:

Provide presentations and material to any public organization who wishes to learn about Alcoholics Anonymous. This includes health fairs, high school presentations, drunk driving schools, stocking libraries etc.

Cooperation with the Professional Community:

Presents to professionals whose jobs bring them in frequent contact with alcoholics and might benefit from a clear understanding of what AA does and what it does not do. This includes judges, doctors, nurses, parole and peace officers among others.