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CPC/PI

PURPOSE AND FUNCTION OF CPC/PI

CPC/PI is a combination of two committees dedicated to sharing the AA message and working with our community.

Cooperation with the Professional Community Committee (CPC): 

Formed to establish open communication, while not affiliating, with professionals in various professional communities. Our hope is, that by creating a relationship and providing them with information about our organization, they will be better equipped to provide the necessary support to those who have a problem with alcohol. 

Public Information Committee (PI): 

Provides general information about A.A. to the public while preserving our anonymity.

What do we do?

We offer literature, information, and direct outreach for professionals in a number of settings including but not limited to:

  • Medical offices, clinics, and hospitals
  • Legal settings
  • Police and fire departments
  • Health Fairs
  • Community Events
  • Social services and other non-profit community organizations
  • Schools
  • Shelters
  • Religious/Spiritual communities
For more information about CPC/PI for your organization or questions about joining the committee please contact our CPC/PI chairperson at: publicinfo@readingberksintergroup.org

CPC/PI resources

About A.A. – A Newsletter for Professionals

Pamphlets:

 

A.A. World Services Presentations:

Let’s Be Friendly with Our Friends

Videos provided by AA World Services for Professionals:

If you are a medical, social work or psychology student required to attend AA meetings for class we are available for assistance. Please contact our chairperson at: publicinfo@readingberksintergroup.org for assistance. 

Students attending Professional Schools which require attendance at an AA Meeting, may attend any open A.A. meeting. A.A. meeting schedules list each meeting as either open or closed. Closed meetings are for A.A. members only. 

Resources for CPC/PI Volunteers:

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