Serving the Greensboro, High Point and Winston-Salem areas
During the pandemic, we figured out some ways to use technology to reach out to our members and support newcomers. The first thing we had to decide about was how to handle the fall event we normally did in person (formerly known as Octoberfest). Gratitude Festival 2020 Our first experience with hosting a fall festival Read More …
Volunteers answer calls coming into our 1-800 support number. Read More …
One of the core responsibilities of AIS is to provide information to newcomers and professionals outside of our membership. Some of our other projects listed on this page are part of outreach, but we also participate in the community when information about addiction support is helpful. Two of our big outreach events in the last Read More …
Another way that AIS is reaching out to our communities is through a project proposed and initiated at the end of 2020. This project was to add Al-Anon daily readers to the free mini-libraries scattered throughout the High Point, Jamestown, and Greensboro area. Read More …
If being a Group Representative is totally new to you, here are some tips to get you started.
If Al-Anon Information Service (AIS) is totally new to you, here’s some tips to get you started. Many newcomers find their way to Al-Anon through our efforts. If your group doesn’t currently have an AIS Rep, please join us!
We are planning an Ice Cream Social/Dessert Fellowship event on Oct. 1, 2023 at Triad Park. We’ll be meeting from 3 pm until 6 pm to eat, play games, socialize, and have a sharing meeting. Triad Park9652 West Market St.Kernersville, NC 27284 [ map ] RSVP: district4dr@ncbermudaafg.org by September 27th. For more details, see the event Read More …
All Triad AIS meetings are currently via Zoom. Read More …
Members can help Alateens go to events by contributing to the Love Scholdarship. Read More …
To serve as an Alateen group sponsor, substitute group sponsor, transportation sponsor or conference sponsor in North Carolina/Bermuda Area 42, you must be a certified AMIAS (Al-Anon Member Involved in Alateen Service). There are specific requirements for someone to become an AMIAS and there is a process that must be completed. Read More …