Public Information Committee
How Alcoholics Anonymous can be of service to you
What We Can Provide:
The books Alcoholics Anonymous, 12 Steps & 12 Traditions and Living Sober (in English and Spanish) free of charge for your local library, high school or college.
Free PSAs to play in your health classes.
Give short education talks at schools informing students and parents on “what AA is” and how to get help.
Pamphlet racks for these locations as well as your local diner, liquor store, police station or hospital waiting room.
Set up table with literature at health fairs and other events to answers questions about AA.
How To Contact Us:
Email: pi@nnjaa.org to contact the Area PI Chair and he/she will answer any questions you have and put you in touch with a local PI representative to get you the materials you need.
You can also write to the PI Committee at: N.J.G.S.O. Area 44
2325 Plainfield Ave., Suite 2J
South Plainfield, N.J. 07080
Please also visit (G.S.O. Website) for additional materials.
Why We Do It:
We all made it to AA by some form of AA service. We give back out of gratitude for the life we have. Without the work of our Service Committees there is a chance that the alcoholic who still suffers may never find AA.
Please View Some Of The Materials Below As Well As Our Pamphlets Page:
To view AA P.S.A.s, please visit the Public Information Committee Resource page on www.aa.org.
