Services and Professional Resources

Our committee is available to meet with any professional or give a presentation to a group of professionals to share information about what A.A. does and what A.A. does not do.

Some examples of professionals we meet with are: legal professionals, healthcare professionals, clergy, military personnel, and human resource or employee assistance personnel.
 

Our committee will set up a booth or exhibit table at employee health fairs, community health fairs, school mental health fairs, drug and alcohol awareness fairs, or any appropriate community fair to distribute literature and information about A.A. to the public. 

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If your organization is interested in having an A.A. booth or literature rack available to your employees, patrons, or clients please contact us at knoxaainfo@gmail.com.

Our committee is able and willing to conduct age appropriate presentations to any school staff or group of students to effectively communicate our experience, strength, and hope. 

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If your school is interested in having a presentation or literature available to your counseling staff or students, contact us at knoxaainfo@gmail.com. 

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One of our committees goals is to ensure Alcoholics Anonymous is available to anyone that may need support. 

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Historically, we have distributed meeting guides to local hotels, met with healthcare professionals to distribute literature, placed meeting guides in primary care offices, mailed resources to local schools, and ran public service announcements on TV and radio.

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We want the hand of A.A. to be there for anyone struggling with a desire to stop drinking, and that is only possible by ensuring that we can be found. 

Alcoholics Anonymous is a world-wide organization and is able to offer professionally created public services announcements for television or radio stations in any language. 

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If your organization is interested in airing a public service announcement, please send an email to knoxaainfo@gmail.com and we will respond within 10 business days.

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Alcoholics Anonymous, founded in 1939, is now a world-wide organization in over 170 countries with literature available in more than 90 languages, including American Sign Language and braille.

Our committee is dedicated to carrying the message of hope to any sick and suffering alcoholic and wants to cooperate with our local community and local professionals to offer our way of life to anyone that may have a drinking problem. 

Contact us directly to for any literature needs at knoxaainfo@gmail.com.

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