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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). The Delegate is your voice to the General Service Office, A.A. World Services and the Grapevine. Want a new piece of literature? Want to change an existing piece of literature? Have a suggestion for a new or better way that A.A. can carry the message? These decisions and more are made at the General Service Conference and our Delegate is our voice there!
Please make sure your group is REGISTERED with Area 30 or the General Service Office! Even if your group is listed on the Meeting Guide App or with Boston Central Service, does not mean your group is registered with Area 30 or the General Service Office. To register your group, please complete this form and email it to registrar@aaemass.org. If your group wants to contribute to Area 30 or the General Service Office, they need to be registered and include the ID number with contributions. These contributions help carry the A.A. Message to members in treatment, correctional facilities and remote communities as well as share A.A.’s Message to professionals that work with potential members and the general public.
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 Website Committee.
For more information about Area 30 please explore this site, or email:
info@aaemass.org
Area 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.
Get Involved
Participating in a group helps ensure that when a person reaches out for help, A.A. will be available.
Third Legacy
A.A. uses service committees to focus their outreach efforts on a specific area.
How A.A. Works
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who come together to solve their drinking problem.
Upcoming Events
Service Committees
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See Area 30 Eastern Mass. Upcoming Events and Committee Meetings.
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7th TraditionContributions
Contribute to Area 30 as a member, group or district. Help support vital 12-step work in our Area.
LinksResources
See our resources and useful Alcoholics Anonymous links.
General Information
A.A. General Service Committee of Eastern Massachusetts P.O. Box 51411 Boston, MA 02205-1411
Bi-Monthly Meeting of the Area 30 Committee meets every 4th Wednesday 8:00PM
at IBEW Local 103, 256 Freeport St #1, Dorchester, MA 02122
General information: info@aaemass.org