Whatcom County, Washington
Alcoholics Anonymous
Open District 11 Service Positions
Open District 11 Positions
There are many opportunites for service work locally in A.A. to help carry the message to the still-suffering alcoholic. Please join us in giving to others what has been so freely given to us. Last updated February 21, 2006.
2007 - 2008 District 11 Service Positions:
All positions were filled at the District 11 elections held September 20. Occasionally a vacancy occurs during the term, so please check back here often to see a list of positions that may become open.
- Accessibility Chair (and Alternate Chair) - New position
- Answering Service Coordinator (and Alternate)
- Archives Coordinator (and Alternate)
- Corrections and Treatment (C&T) Chair (and Alternate Chair)
- Grapevine and Literature (G&L) Chair (and Alternate Chair)
- Newsletter Coordinator (and Alternate)
- Public Information and Cooperation with the Professional Community (PI/CPC) Chair (and Alternate Chair)
- Schedules Coordinator (and Alternate)
- Third Legacy Chair (and Alternate Chair)
- Treasurer (and Alternate)
- Recording Secretary (and Alternate)
- DCM (District Committee Member)
- Alternate DCM / Gratitude Banquet Chair
The District 11 trusted servant committees and coordinator positions are: Accessibility, Answering Service, Archives, Corrections and Treatment (C&T) , Grapevine and Literature (G&L) , Newsletter, Public Information and Cooperation with the Professional Community (PI/CPC), Schedules, Third Legacy, Treasurer, Recording Secretary, and DCM (District Committee Member). All positions have an Alternate to fill in when the main person is unable to attend.
All of the District 11 committees need a representative from each group to carry your group's conscience to that committee and to help do service work to carry the message to still suffering alcoholics; and on the PI/CPC committee, to educate the public about what AA is and what AA is not.
Ongoing Volunteers Needed for:
Ongoing volunteers are needed to take meetings to corrections and treatment facilities, and to speak at non-AA informational meetings, (and to be on the Answering Service phone list*). Please attend the monthly Corrections and Treatment meeting to find out the requirements for volunteering (always the 4th Thursday each month at 5:30 pm at Northwest Group):
- Detox
- St. Joe's treatment meeting
- St. Joe's informational non-AA meeting
- Men's Jail
- Women's Jail
- Juvenile Detention
- Visions (girl's treatment center)
- Lynden DWI Impact Panel (non-AA informational meeting)
- Bridge the Gap Program (take newcomer to meetings as soon as
they are released from treatment)
- *Our Answering Service needs volunteers
for the Telephone List to be available to receive calls from
alcoholics who call to ask for help; you can sign up and list what hours
you are available. Contact your GSR to get on the list.
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