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Opportunities for service


I am responsible
when anyone anywhere reaches out for help  
I want the hand of AA always to be there 
and for that  
 I am responsible 

Please email chair.lnnorth@aamail.org if you would like to be of service or if you would like more information on these ways of carrying our message: 

Chat now: carry the message online to the still suffering alcoholic

Online response team: answering AA's email queries

Our twelfth step - carrying the message - is the basic service of AA. It is our principle aim and the main reason for our existence. AA is a society of alcoholics in action. We pledge to carry the message to the alcoholic who still suffers. If you, a sponsee, or someone you know, might be interested in pursuing this rewarding aspect of recovery then you are welcome to come along to our next intergroup meeting to ask questions and to learn more. Details can be found on our home page.

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Home responder and 12 step service positions: we are looking for more home responders as well as additional people to make 12 step calls. We receive about a dozen calls each month and we are keen to ensure there is always somebody available to help. If you are interested in these positions, or know someone who might be interested, then please come along to our next intergroup meeting.

Telephone service: a training session for telephone service is held at 19.00 (with a start time of 19.15) on the first Monday of each month via Zoom. There are three training sessions in total. If you would like to find out more about this valuable and rewarding service, please email ltts-volunteers@outlook.com with your first name and surname initial, telephone number. The minimum requirement is a year's continuous sobriety, and regularly attending meetings. 

There is limited daytime opportunity to do service at the Southern Service Office.  Otherwise shifts may be done via electronic means from home using a smartphone plus laptop or desktop computer and a strong, stable internet connection.

The telephone office needs more volunteers. If you are already trained and would like to volunteer for a shift please contact the helpline and ask to speak to a Team Leader who will help book you in for a weekday daytime shift. Evenings and weekends, please contact your TLO. 

Vacancy: Armed Services Liaison Officer (ASLO)
An Armed Services Liaison Officer is responsible for establishing local links with the Royal Navy, the Army and the Royal Air Force. ASLOs should be more than two years sober and have a good working knowledge of the AA Service Handbook.


I am responsible

when anyone anywhere reaches out for help 

I want the hand of AA always to be there 

and for that 

I am responsible