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Suffolk Intergroup Association

March 24, 2024
Announcements

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SIA CALENDAR

DATE	EVENT	TYPE
Mar 26 7-8p	SIA Treatment Facilities Committee Meeting	hybrid
Mar 26 7-8p	SIA New Intergroup Rep Orientation	in-person
Mar 26 8-9p	SIA BUSINESS MEETING	hybrid
Apr 2 7-8p	SIA Corrections Committee Meeting	virtual
Apr 9 6:30-7:30p	SIA By-Laws Committee Meeting	in-person
Apr 9 7-8p	SIA Archives Committee Meeting	virtual
Apr 11 7-8p	SIA Web Committee Meeting	virtual
Apr 19 7-9:30p	Suffolk General Service Meeting	hybrid

SIA
Business Meeting
NEW LOCATION

Tuesday, March 26, 8:00 PM

on ZOOM:
ID 941 2170 5886
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IN PERSON:
True North Church
1101 Lakeland Ave.
Bohemia, NY 11716

by PHONE:
929-205-6099
pin 941 2170 5886#

New SIA Rep Orientation 7:00 PM (in-person only)

Treatment Committee Meeting 7:00 PM (in-person AND virtual)

Suffolk Intergroup meets with group representatives to discuss and refine the best ways we can support groups in their primary purpose as described in the 5th Tradition: “Each group has but one primary purpose: to carry its message to the alcoholic who still suffers.”

Send your group’s SIA Rep! Have your group’s voice heard!!

the April SIA Bulletin is here!

send your work to the Bulletin for publication!

Your experiences in AA, any topics or your personal story, between 200 to 800 words. Share your story with AA's across Suffolk County and do great service!

send to bulletins@suffolkny-aa.org

Suffolk County has a critical need for groups to step up and volunteer to take one week out of the year to be of service working our 24/7 Hotline.

This is not just about finding meetings for someone to attend. By answering the phones you are providing a level of support that can make a significant difference in someone's life.

You will be addressing a critical need, and support individuals who may not have access to other resources. By working the Hotline, it helps you grow personally and is a rewarding and fulfilling experience to see the impact of your efforts, as well as develop new skills and knowledge.

Through volunteering, our volunteers can gain a deeper understanding of addiction and recovery and about different approaches to treatment, and gain insight into the challenges individuals with addiction face.

Overall, working our 24/7 Hotline can be a highly rewarding and meaningful experience that offers numerous personal benefits, and by helping others to stay sober, it also helps you to stay sober.

for more information, visit the Hotline page
or contact phones@suffolkny-aa.org