Get Into Service

SERVICE IS THE KEY

Most of us find that service work - helping out in a group, serving at the District, Intergroup, or Area levels -  is key to long term sobriety. Here are some suggestions for Service Opportunities, whether you’re just getting started or have been around for a while.

Service Opportunities start in the home group:


SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES IN THE COMMUNITY

Clackamas County Jail AA flyer.pdf

Clackamas County Jail


Take a meeting into jail

A58 2024.pdf

Learn about and support cooperation with treatment programs in the state.

Oregon Area Corrections Prerelease Volunteer Signup.pdf

Oregon Area Corrections Pre-Release

Help support inmates and they prepare for release. 

SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES AT DISTRICT LEVEL

Workshop Committee Chair Person (open)

The Workshop Chair heads the Workshop Committee and helps plan and facilitate workshops on various AA topics throught the year.

Alt-Treasurer



The alt treasurer assists the treasurer in their duties as guardian and book-keeper of district funds. 

Grapevine Rep & Intergroup Rep (open)

Representatives act as go between, carrying information between two entities of AA. 

Contact our District 15 DCM for more information on District service positions and for questions about how to volunteer: DCM15@aa-oregon.org 

ONGOING SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES

Ongoing District 15 Service Opportunities

Most all of our Committees need volunteers to fulfill their service. Take a look at the Committee pages for how to get involved. To volunteer, contact the Committee Chair listed.

Volunteer for AA Events

AA events offer a good way to provide service without much long term commitment. Check out our events page for what's going on and learn more about how you can get involved.