Member Services

This section is used to provide information to Alcoholics Anonymous members in the Virginia Area about the business and operations of the Virginia Area Committee. Please click on one of the boxes below to access that committee’s page

Who is an Alcoholics Anonymous member? The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.
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Archives

Archives Committee works to collect, preserve and share the history of Alcoholics Anonymous and its groups

Accessibilities

The Accessibilities Committee works to ensures that all can participate in A.A.

Conventions

Conventions Committee finds locations and coordinate conventions, working with the host area with planning

Corrections

Correction Committee seeks to carry the message of Alcoholics Anonymous to individuals that are incarcerated.

C.P.C.

Cooperation with the professional community informs professionals about A.A.

Finance & Budget

Finance & Budget Committee is responsible for a sound fiscal policy for the area through self-support.

Grapevine & Literature

Grapevine and Literature Committee informs all on the availability and benefits of the Grapevine and other A.A. literature

Growth

Growth Committee is responsible resolving problems and concerns that arise due to A.A.’s growth in the area

Intergroup

Intergroups focus on the local needs of A.A. and partnerships among the different home groups in Virginia

Public Information

Public Information Committee works to convey the Alcoholics Anonymous message to the general public

Website

Website Committee is responsible for maintaining and administering the “Website” of the V.A.C.

Treatment

The Treatment Committee works to help those who are looking to make a transition from treatment to the A.A. program