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– Intergroup Meetings 2025: Where & When?
– Intergroup Service Positions: VACANCIES
– Intergroup Service Positons: Descriptions
– How to volunteer for Intergroup Service positions?

Intergroup Meetings 2025: Where & When?

Our Intergroup Meetings are held every 3 months at: Boscombe Baptist Church, 26 Palmerston Rd, Boscombe, Bournemouth BH1 4HS. (7.30pm start, doors open at 7pm). Teas, coffees & biscuits are served.
The next IG Meetings are on 7th August & 13th November 2025.
All members of AA can attend IG Meetings. GSRs & AA members with an IG service are requested to attend. GSRs & AA members with an IG service can vote. 


Intergroup Service Positions: VACANCIES

These IG positions require your service! Please volunteer at the next IG meeting on 7th August 2025. For any questions you may have regarding Intergroup Service, please initially ask your Sponsor.
– Chairperson
– Vice-Chairperson
– Treasurer
– Young Persons Liaison Officer (YPLO)
– Probation Liaison Officer
– Armed Forces Liaison Officer
– Prisons Liaison Officer (PLO)
– Share Magazine Liaison Officer


Intergroup Service Positions: Descriptions

Probation Liaison Officer. (Vacant)
The Probation Liaison Officer offers assistance to the Probation services in respect to offering advice, information and support to probationers who have entered the criminal justice system because of an alcohol problem. The main object of liaising with the Probation Services is to carry the message that AA exists, and that its members are freely available to help those who have got into trouble under the Criminal Justice System because of their drinking.

Armed Services Liaison Officer. (Vacant)
The Armed Forces Liaison Officer is responsible for the communication with the Armed Forces. The Armed Forces Liaison Officer is generally an ex service personnel and would be happy to offer any assistance or information that AA can provide in respect to armed service men or women with alcohol problems.

Prisons Liaison Officer. (Vacant)
The Prison Liaison Officer co-ordinates and communicates with prison authorities and prison groups in order to offer information and advice to those professionals that work within the prison system with those who have drinking problems. 

Public Information Officer.
The Public Information Officer is responsible for ensuring that information about the Alcoholics Anonymous message and programme of recovery is conveyed to outside organisations to the best possible advantage.

Telephone Service Liaison Officer. 
The Telephone Liaison Officer co-ordinates the working of the Telephone Service which operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to offer advice and information to those suffering with alcohol problems and anyone who would like more information about alcoholism

Electronic Communications Liaison Officer.
The Electronics Liaison Officer is responsible for the Bournemouth and District AA Intergroup website and relevant communications. Duties include keeping meeting details up to date on the website and including any information of interest to members of the fellowship in the Bournemouth and District Area. Contact the ECLO on ecomm.bd@aamail.org

Employment Liaison Officer. 
The Employment Liaison Officer co-ordinates and communicates with employers and their employees in order to offer information and guidance as to how AA can help; not only employers with colleagues who have a drink problem but also employees who have a drink problem.
(details to be added: Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson, Treasurer, Young Persons Liaison Officer (YPLO), Health, Secretary, W2F, etc)


How to volunteer for Intergroup Service Positions?

In the first instance, please ask to your Sponsor.