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A Thought from Bill W: "More and more, AA groups are adopting the idea of "sponsorship." Each newcomer is assigned a reasonably stable AA member whose ward he becomes during his brief period of introduction to our way of life." — May 1947 AA Grapevine
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When one or more members of a group have special needs (such as the need for an American Sign Language interpreter or wheelchair accessibility, or have an illness which prevents them from getting to the meeting room), A.A. members from that group will attempt to see that those needs are met. The members of a Special Needs Committee explore, develop and offer resources to make the A.A. message and participation in our program available to everyone who reaches out. for it. Pages: [1] Go Down
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