NHAA Committees

Works to collect, preserve and share the history of Alcoholics Anonymous in New Hampshire.

Works to carry the A.A. message of recovery to incarcerated alcoholics.

Provides oversight of the Area’s financial resources, including reporting to the members of the Area and groups.

Coordinates the Area’s various events, including service workshops and the Annual NHAA Convention.

The Grapevine and Literature Committee ensures that literature is available at events and raises awareness of the print and digital Grapevine magazine

The handbook committee is convened biennially to consider updates and revisions to the Area’s Service Handbook.

Coordinates the work of volunteers who answer incoming calls for assistance from suffering alcoholics.

Publishes the Area’s monthly newsletter, The Pipeline.

Public Information/Cooperation with the Professional Community Committee works to convey information about Alcoholics Anonymous to the general public and to inform professionals whose work brings them into contact with problem drinkers about A.A.

Maintains the Area 43 Website, Area 43 email, and is a resource for recommending, purchasing and installing computer and hardware and software for use by the Area Service Office.

Works to carry the A.A. message into treatment settings where there may be suffering alcoholics.

Administers and coordinates the activities common to A.A. in Area 43, such as serving as a clearing house of information, as a communications center, and as a source of A.A. conference approved literature. The committee oversees the conduct of business in the office itself and the employment of the office staff.

Works to create unity among the young people’s A.A. community and A.A. in the Area as a whole.