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Committees
Answering Service
Ad Hoc By-Laws/Guidelines
Archives
CPC
(Cooperation with the Professional Community)
Correctional & Treatment Facilities
DCM Orientation
Grapevine
Liaison - Delaware
Liaison - Salisbury
Literature
Newsletter
PI (Public Information)
Website
Workshop
From time to time special committees may be
appointed by the Chairperson, in order to handle special projects such
as: Northeast Regional events or election procedures. These committee
chairs are afforded the same rights and privileges as all other
committee chairs within the Assembly. These committees keep the
Area fully informed, requesting support when needed. These committees
dissolve when the special project has been completed.
From time to time special committees may be appointed by the
Chairperson, in order to handle special projects such as: Northeast
Regional events or election procedures.
These committee chairs are afforded the same rights and privileges as all other committee chairs within the Assembly. These committees keep the Area fully informed, requesting support when needed. These committees dissolve when the special project has been completed.
The Archives Committee is responsible for the preservation of all items relevant to Area 29 history. These items include, but are not limited to: Assembly and Committee minutes, Delegate reports, A.A. group histories, Convention displays, current and early edition A.A. literature, and all items related to Area 29 Convention history.
The committee is also
encouraged to acquire and catalog additional items directly related to
Area 29's A.A. group history. Responsibilities of this committee include
the preservation and protection of these items for future generations of
A.A. members in Area 29.
The Archives committee also displays items in it’s inventory on a
rotating basis at Area 29 Assemblies, workshops. Regular contact with
GSO for assistance and acquisition of Area 29 relevant data and
materials is strongly encouraged
CPC: The Cooperation with the Professional Community
The C.P.C. Committee consists of members who provide information about
A.A. to those who have contact with alcoholics through their profession.
These groups include health care professionals, educators, members of
the clergy, lawyers, social workers, union leaders, industrial managers,
those associated with drug courts [e.g., judges, prosecutors etc.] and
those working in the field of alcoholism.
The C.P.C. Committee endeavors to increase awareness between professionals and A.A. We cooperate with these professionals and the organizations with which they are connected but we do not affiliate with them.
The Corrections and Treatment Facilities Committee
The primary purpose of this committee is to assist in carrying the message of Alcoholics Anonymous to the alcoholic who is confined in either correctional or treatment facilities in and around our area. In conjunction with our Intergroup structure, this committee works with the various administrations of these institutions, in order to provide a message of hope to the still-suffering alcoholic. The committee members of this committee bring meetings and literature into these institutions.
Another very important aspect of this committee’s work is in the implementation and facilitation of the “Bridging the gap contact service.” It is the responsibility of the C.T.F. committee to assist the still suffering alcoholic in bridging the “gap” from facility to the Fellowship on the outside. A constant pool of volunteers, encompassing the entire Area is needed to communicate that help is available for the alcoholic in need.
DCM (District Committee Member)
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This committee displays the A.A. “Meeting in Print”, The Grapevine, and related materials from World Services at all Area Assembly and Committee Meetings. It encourages member groups from Area 29 to support the A.A. Grapevine magazine. http://www.aagrapevine.org
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The Public Information Committee tries to carry the A. A. message and provides information about the Fellowship to the public. It is also concerned with anonymity breaks and misinformation about A. A. at the public level.
The PI Committee interacts with communities through various educational and social agencies supplying literature and information at community sponsored events. They are available to speak at schools, health fairs and other similar venues.
Disclaimer: This web site is neither approved
nor endorsed by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. It is provided
solely as a public information tool for the Ocean City Area General
Service Assembly to display information about Alcoholics Anonymous in
Area 29.
Some of the information on this site was originally published by A.A.
World Services, Inc., or the A.A. Grapevine, Inc., but do not assume
that this implies continued approval by the General Services Conference
for their use on this site. Alcoholics Anonymous®, AA®, and The Big
Book® are registered trademarks of Alcoholics Anonymous World Services,
Inc. The Grapevine® and AA Grapevine® are registered trademarks of the
AA Grapevine, Inc.
Statement of Purpose: The purpose of this web site is to
provide general information about Alcoholics Anonymous and about A.A. in
Ocean City Maryland. It does not advocate on-line meetings. The
purpose of this information is to facilitate the face-to-face meetings
of still suffering alcoholics with those in recovery and to provide
information and resources for all alcoholics about General Service Area
29, Ocean City Maryland.
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