The primary purpose of this trusted servant position is to carry the message of recovery to the still-suffering alcoholic by providing accurate information about the AA program to the general public and to professionals who may come into contact with alcoholics.
Key responsibilities and activities
Liaison with Professionals: Making contact and building relationships with members of the professional community, such as healthcare providers, social workers, educators, law enforcement, and human resources professionals.
Information Dissemination: Providing these professionals with a clear understanding of what AA is, what it does, and how it can help alcoholics, emphasizing that AA is a non-professional fellowship and does not offer treatment, counseling, or other professional services.
Public Awareness: Participating in Public Information (PI) activities, such as visiting schools, businesses, and community meetings to share information about AA’s program of recovery when requested.
Resource Distribution: Distributing Conference-approved literature and materials, including pamphlets, meeting schedules, and contact cards from the General Service Office (GSO), that help professionals refer individuals to local AA resources.
Committee Participation: Attending district and area committee meetings to coordinate efforts, share experiences, and report on local activities.
Encouraging Service: Encouraging other sober AA members to get involved in this vital form of service work.