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HOME VOLUNTEERS

District 41 AA Hotline

Needs Volunteers
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•At home volunteers to take calls
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Please email Jason H.
41aahotline@gmail.com

Signup sheets attached. CLICK Thank you!                                                  

Please remember:

Service is the Key. Get Involved.

AA HOTLINE

If you are interested in helping the suffering alcoholic
Call
630-833-7897
Volunteers needed

SERVICE IS THE KEY
TO LIVING HAPPY, JOYOUS & FREE

DOWN LOAD THE ENTIRE PHONE VOLUNTEER SIGN-UP SHEET PDF HERE.

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Sobriety: You should have a “reasonable amount” of continuous sobriety – at least a year. (If in doubt ask your sponsor.) You should have worked at least into Step 9 with your sponsor. You should have all 12 Steps in your life on a daily basis.

2. PHONE VOLUNTEERS
CAN YOU TAKE CALLS FROM THE ANSWERING SERVICE?

NEEDED: Sobriety, Consistent availability, A desire to do 12th step work.

Sobriety: You should have a reasonable amount of sobriety. (If in doubt, ask your sponsor.) You should be actively working the steps (6 months or 30 years). You should be familiar with both the Big Book and “12 Steps and 12 Traditions”. In other words, you should be an ACTIVE member of AA.

Consistent availability: This doesn’t mean ALL the time. You should be available to take calls at the same times every week. If you use an answering machine or caller-ID to screen your calls, don’t bother to volunteer. Neither the office staff nor the computer will leave messages. If you frequently do not answer or refuse calls we will stop calling you.

A desire to do 12th step work: You want to “pass it on”. Be patient and caring. Remember what it was like for you and those you care about. Remember that each call could be a life-or-death situation. From the out-of-towner who is in desperate need of a meeting, to the drunk who is sick and tired of him/herself and that way of life, to the spouse/parent/child/friend of a drunk who needs some hope and some information, to the newcomer/old-timer who just needs to have someone listen.

Home Volunteer Instructions: CLICK HERE

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The District 41 Answering Service is funded separately from the District.

To contribute to the District 41 Answering Service, the address is:

Answering Service
P.O. Box 6365
Villa Park, IL  60181-5318