Meetings |
About Us
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Monday 12:30pm
Bank of Sobriety |
Monday 2:30pm
McKillop St Miracles |
Tuesday 12:30pm
Women in the City |
Tuesday 2:30pm
Scratch Meeting |
Wednesday 12:30pm
Bank of Sobriety |
Wednesday 2:30pm
Scratch Meeting |
Thursday 12:30pm
Women in the City |
Thursday 2:30pm
The TwoThirty Recovery Group |
Friday 12:30pm
Bank of Sobriety |
Friday 2:30pm
Scratch Meeting |
Friday 5:00pm
It'll Be Right Group |
Saturday 10:00am
The Deal on Saturday |
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What is the City Contact Centre?
The City Contact Centre is a place in the city where people who think
they have a problem with alcohol can come and find out about Alcoholics
Anonymous. Anyone can come in and have a cup of coffee and chat about
what AA is and whether it can help.
A place for AA members
As well, the centre is a place where members of Alcoholics Anonymous can
meet with each other over a cup of coffee in a comfortable, friendly
atmosphere and share their experience, strength and hope.
Meetings
The venue is also available for AA Groups to hold regular meetings. A
variety of AA meetings are held at the venue at various times. A meeting
schedule is available at the centre or you can call
9600 4511 for information.
Each of the groups running meetings is an autonomous self supporting
Group of AA with its own group conscience. |
Who runs the centre?
The day to day running of the Centre is handled by the City Group
of AA. This group is an autonomous group just like any other
AA group. It is made up of AA members trying to carry the AA message to
other Alcoholics.
Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to
achieve sobriety.
The centre is opened and run each day by a roster of experienced AA
volunteers.
Autonomy
The City Group is not affiliated with any outside
organization. We are self-supporting, declining outside contributions;
and we are non-professional, offering only the voluntary support of one
alcoholic helping another. Cooperation
The group cooperates with other AA groups and service bodies in
Melbourne. The City Group is listed with
The National Office of
AA in Australia. The group is part of the
Inner City District and
Area
C of the AA Southern Region.
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Our purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics achieve
sobriety - see About Us.
Donations to the AA City Group are welcome from
Alcoholics Anonymous Members.
Alcoholics Anonymous is self-supporting and does not seek or accept
contributions from non-members.
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