Use the links on the Districts page to find local meeting schedules and how to contact AA in your community.
To search for a meeting anywhere in the U.S. and Canada, use the Meeting Finder on AA.org.
Click on the links for information on area events:
Next Intra-Area Meeting Location
Maps & directions to the next Intra-Area meeting.
District 26 Delegate's Report and Getting Together Group Workshop
June 26, 2010, 10AM—4PM at Houghton Lake area Alano Club, 2410 N Markey Rd, Houghton Lake MI 48629
2010 International Convention of Alcoholics Anonymous
July 1-4, 2010, San Antonio, TX; Theme: "A Vision for You"
Groups wishing to send contributions to Area 32 can mail them to:
CMIA 32 Treasurer
10351 Timber Ridge Dr.
Milan, MI 48160-8926
Be sure to identify the group and remember — it isn't safe to mail cash. For GSO guidance on group contributions, see these publications:
Area 32 is part of the General Service structure of Alcoholics Anonymous and consists of the Eastern half of Michigan's lower peninsula, except for the greater Detroit area. We have 14 Districts in our Area with approximately 600 registered groups. Our area assembly meets on the first Sunday of every other month, beginning with February, with a different district hosting it each time.
Central Michigan IntraArea is a body of GSRs, DCMs, a Delegate, past Delegates, Trustee, and past Trustees that meet monthly to carry on the business of A.A. in eastern Michigan. The purpose of IntraArea is to resolve any group problems and exchange ideas for carrying the A.A. message to the still suffering alcoholic. Read more...
As part of his regular duties, our Alternate Delegate has completed the Group Inventory survey for CMIA32, with responses from 81 members. There were a lot of good, insightful comments and suggestions made. You can download the Inventory Summary and the listing of all answers and comments in PDF format.
A new meeting for the hearing impaired has started at the Arid Club at 2:00 PM every Saturday. This is an open meeting so interpreters are welcome. For more information contact the Special Needs Committee at SpecialNeeds@cmia32.org.
The Special Needs Committee recognizes that there are some alcoholics who face physical challenges on a daily basis. It is possible you have students, patients or clients with a drinking problem who might benefit from A.A.'s program of recovery. We welcome the opportunity to provide information about A.A. or about how our committee is available to try to help alcoholics have access to A.A. in our community regardless of physical challenges. Resources available include:
We can also take meetings to alcoholics who are hospitalized, homebound or in hospice. For more information, or to volunteer to help with special needs activities, contact the Special Needs Committee at SpecialNeeds@cmia32.org.
The A.A. Grapevine magazine, "Our Meeting in Print", has recently published a book of classic A.A. jokes and cartoons from its back issues. Read a free excerpt or place an order at "A Rabbit Walked Into a Bar".
This page last updated on July 5, 2010