Service Positions

Service is a vital part of staying sober. We are currently looking for members to fill the following roles and help the West End Intergroup function effectively.

Armer Services Liaison Officer – 2 years sobriety required

The Armed Forces Liaison aims to establish contact with any currently serving members of the armed forces or veterans, who may be experiencing alcohol problems. They will make contact with and maintain relationships with any appropriate installations, barracks, charities and professional service providers in order to carry the AA message to the still suffering alcoholic who has served with the armed services. The Armed Forces Liaison will be expected to intergroup meetings, making a short verbal report of any activities undertaken.

Employment Liaison Officer – 2 years sobriety required

The Employment Liaison Officer assumes responsibility for interfacing with all sectors of commerce and industry, developing and maintaining contact lists. The focus of the task is closely linked with that of the Public Information Rep, so that close coordination between these two posts is essential. It is also helpful to be in contact with the Prison and Health Reps with the aim of forming a committee of fellow AAs willing to pass the message. The committee can then coordinate with employers by informing them about AA, what we are, what we can and cannot do. We let them know we are available to help in any way we can when they call on us.

Share Representative – 2 years sobriety required

The Share Representative is responsible for promoting the circulation of Share Magazine; the official AA monthly magazine produced by GSO; within the Intergroup, by encouraging subscriptions at group level, encouraging written contributions of experience, strength and hope for inclusion in future editions, and urging other officers to include relevant events and activities in the magazines publication. The Share Rep will be expected to attend Intergroup meetings, making a short verbal report of any activities undertaken.

Telephone Liaison Officer – 2 years sobriety required

The Telephone Rep has overall responsibility for coordinating the phone teams that London West End Intergroup are responsible for filling on a monthly basis. This involves liaising with Team Leaders as to the status of their teams, recruiting reserves as necessary and ensuring that teams are phoned into the Telephone Office in good time (one week in advance). There is a Team Leaders (TLO) meeting at the Telephone Office every 2 months on a Thursday. The Telephone Rep should have an established period of continuous sobriety, ideally not less than two years and needs to have some experience in doing service at the Telephone office. A familiarization with the AA Service Manual and Twelve Concepts, the AA Service Handbook for Great Britain, the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, and AA literature in general. The Telephone Rep will be expected to attend Intergroup meetings, making a short verbal report of any activities undertaken

Interested? Get in touch [email protected]