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Service Opportunites

This page is dedicated to promoting group and intergroup service opportunities.

If your group does not have a Group Service Representative (GSR) discuss this at your Group conscience meeting. If you are interested, or if you are new in the position, you can find out more about what this important role involves via the downloadable PDF leaflet here:

BELI intergroup also has a number of vacant positions, as listed below.

BORDERS & EAST LOTHIAN INTERGROUP VACANCIES

A more detailed description of each role can be found in the AA Service Handbook

Electronic Communications Liaison Officer
The ECLO manages our intergroup microsite to pass on relevant information via our website to Groups, members and newcomers. Offering liaison, communication and co-ordination between groups, intergroup and Region in relation to the AA and Intergroup websites and other forms of electronic communication such as email, Zoom etc

Public Information Officer
The aim of our Public Information service discipline is to improve communications with professionals and the public, through cooperating with various external organisations in providing a free service to help with the growing problem of alcoholism.

Criminal Justice Services Liaison Officer
The aim of our CJS Liaison Officer is to carry the message about what AA does and that its members are freely available to help those who have got into trouble under the Criminal Justice System because of their drinking. It is estimated that a significant number of cases coming before the courts involve some element of alcohol abuse and that many of those appearing in such cases have a history of re-offending sentences. It is hoped that engagement with AA will provide an opportunity to help reduce this. The Liaison Officer can also help provide information about AA to justice professionals

Employment Liaison Officer
Duties: Assumes responsibility for liaising with all sectors of commerce and industry.

SHARE/Roundabout Liaison Officer
Duties: Provides the essential contacts between members, groups and the editorial teams. They actively encourage the contribution of articles and letters and the promotion of the magazines.

Armed Services Liaison Officer
The role of the ASLO is to establish and maintain communication between Alcoholics Anonymous and The Royal Navy, The Army and The Royal Air Force and to report back at intergroup. It is also important to cultivate similar contact and communication with Community Welfare Officers and organisations such as Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Families Association (SSAFA) and Veterans-UK.

 

The AA Telephone helpline has a need for more telephone volunteers and 12th Steppers. Please email [email protected] for more info