Area 30 - Eastern Mass. Alcoholics Anonymous | Eastern Mass. Alcoholics Anonymous

Welcome

We are the Alcoholics Anonymous General Service Committee of Eastern Massachusetts (Area 30).

Post Conference Assembly

Our Post-Conference Assembly will take place on May 21st at East Boston High School 86 White St., East Bostons from 10AM to 4PM with a new GSR Orientation Starting at 9:15AM

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What is A.A.?

Learn more about what Alcoholics Anonymous is and also helpful resources.

About A.A. Resources

Sign Up for the Area 30 Mailing List

Area 30 has launched a mailing list that will send out periodic emails to keep members connected to happenings in Area 30!
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About Us

We are the A.A. General Service Committee of Eastern MA

An area is a geographical division within a state or province. A General Service Conference Delegate comes from an Area. In Massachusetts, there are two areas — Eastern Mass. Area (Area 30) and Western Mass. Area (Area 31).

Area 30 Website

This site is maintained by the A.A. General Service Committee of Eastern Massachusetts (Area 30) for the purpose of providing information pertinent to G.S.Rs, committee members, officers and other interested A.A.’s within Area 30. The site is maintained by members of the Area 30 Web Site Committee. For more information about Area 30, including its website guidelines.

Area Documents

General information: chair@aaemass.org

Area Documents

Area Chair Documents

Our Third Legacy

Get involved in service!

A.A. members work together to help the alcoholic who still suffers. Helping each other is a key to staying sober. There are many opportunities to participate in a variety of ways. The best place to start getting involved is through an A.A. group. Participating in a group helps ensure that when a person reaches out for help, A.A. will be available.

Communication and experience are shared through regular meetings of these groups. A.A. uses service committees to focus their outreach efforts on a specific area. Corrections, Cooperation with the Professional Community, Literature, Accessibility, Treatment, Public Information and Archives are ways to get involved.