Written in 1969, the relationship between AA and Al-Anon
A directly of materials serving the blind, deaf, and others with special needs. a list of Al-Anon and Alateen literature that is produced in large type by Al-Anon Family Groups, Inc. Other agencies that produce Al-Anon literature in Braille, cassette tapes, and CD’s are also included in this directory.
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Actions the Al-Anon group can take to encourage Alateen, Ways the Al-Anon group can support an Alateen group, introduction to how to start a new Alateen Group.
A look at group finances. a few frequently asked questions and answers which may assist members, trusted
servants, and groups with the routine management of money in Al-Anon:
Writers reaching out. Suggested guidelines for Any Al-Anon/Alateen member who wishes to write an article about the fellowship for local or national publications
The complete 2006-2009 Al-Anon and Alateen Service Manual. Al-Anon's policies, suggestions for groups, service structure, and the Twelve Concepts of Service are described in detail in this indispensable handbook
Provides a framework within which each group can develop and grow. It offers basic information to all group members concerning the group structure and how it relates to other groups and Al-Anon as a whole.
When Al-Anon and Alateen members are planning to participate in an AA area convention whether at the local area or AA regional
level, it is well to remember that Al-Anon is present at the convention by invitation.
Taking a periodic group inventory helps to keep your group healthy and invigorated. Members can use the inventory to discuss new service opportunities and address major or minor concerns before the group's unity is disrupted. Listed in these guidelines are methods for taking a group inventory along with an inventory checklist.
