The following Intergroup Service positions are currently available:
If you are interested in any one of the vacancies, speak to your homegroup GSR or attend a SMIG meeting to find out how you could be of service. Alternatively email secretary@aasouthmidlands.org.uk who will be able to guide you on who to speak to.
For further information on each of the Intergroup Officer positions see AA Service Handbook for Great Britain 2021 and AA Structure Handbook for Great Britain 2021
Telephone Liaison Officer (TLO) A Telephone Liaison Officer co-ordinates the working of the Telephone Service as recommended in the Service Handbook (See pages 65-66). You will not be alone in this role as the telephone service has it’s own sub-committee to help spread the load and make it a more manageable role. For more information email the current TLO who will be happy to explain more tlo@aasouthmidlands.org.uk |
Vice Chair of SMIG The Vice Chair has the responsibility of conducting the meeting in the absence of the Chair. |
Regional Rep x 2 (Two Regional Reps required as of August 2022 due to existing Reps rotating out of service) Responsibilities include attending all intergroup meetings to report from the region and to hear from the intergroup their wishes to be expressed at the next regional meeting. |
AA Archivist The Archivist is the person responsible for the collection, it’s documents and artefactual items. He or she takes care of, and maintains, the physical integrity of the collection and is instrumental in tis further development. The Archivist is also responsible for ensuring the protection of the anonymity of it’s members and the confidentiality of the AA records. |
Armed Services Liaison Officer (ASLO) An Armed Services Liaison Officer is responsible for establishing local links with the Royal Navy, the Army, the Royal Air Force and any other organisation that is connected with the Armed Services. |
Health Liaison Officer (HLO) (Position starts in August 2022 due to current HLO rotating out of service) Duties include establishing contact and communication with healthcare professionals and maintenance of existing connections in our local area. These may include GP’s, Nurses, Hospitals, Treatment centres etc. |
Probation/CJSWS Liaison Officer The main tasks of the intergroup liaison officer are to establish/maintain links in the intergroup area with offender management services dealing with non-custodial sentences, bail hostels and similar facilities, magistrates/justices, local courts and court officers, police forces, solicitors’ organisations and other professionals having regular contact with probationers |
SHARE Magazine Liaison Officer Provides the essential contact between members, groups and the editorial teams. They actively encourage the contribution of articles and letters and the promotion of the magazines. |
Conference Delegate See page 94 of AA Structure Handbook for Great Britain 2021 |
Conference Delegate Substitute See page 94 of AA Structure Handbook for Great Britain 2021 |