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Safety and AA flyerProvides additional shared experience pertaining specifically to safety, should challenges arise at meetings.Downloadable copy of Safety and AA flyer

A ‘cartoon’ type pamphlet that speaks to teenagers in their own language.

Bill WR 7;s thoughts on the problems for AA groups by the attendance of addicts.

An illustrated pamphlet. Storiesof 7 sober AA members who started out in jail.

A brief guide to AA for non-professionals (schools, church groups …)

Explains AA to people who may have a relative or friend who is alcoholic.

Explores the relationship between AA and health-care professionalsReview from an A.A. MemberThis pamphlet is great for any AA member or group working with outside organisations  11; Public Information Committees, Institutions and Correctional Facilities, Cooperation with Professionals (CPC) Commi...

A discussion of the ways AA can be offered in treatment facilities.

Experiences of those running AA meetings and groups in prisons.

Introduction to A.A. for members of the clergy unfamiliar with the Fellowship; further discussion for those seeking greater understanding of its program.

15 brief, straightforward answers to questions that once puzzled us.

Describes some approaches that health care professionals use.

Brief pamphlet on what AA is and can do

“May be the most important job in AA.” what are ‘General Services”

Explains the AA service structure.

Bill W’s 1946-47 Grapevine article on the Traditions, AA unity and growth.

How to get a group going and keep it functioning.

Only available while stocks last

4 sides of A4 paper, 100 questions to test your grip on the Traditions.

Preamble on A5 sheet

One each of G007, G008, G009, G010 and G011

Collection of stories of shared experiences of AA members

AA in the Military is a powerful collection of stories, previously published in Grapevine, by members of Alcoholics Anonymous who have served in the military.

The Grapevine stories in this book show how AA members use the tools of the program and embrace the Fellowship to deal with tough issues.