AA LSCO 24/7 Hotline - 352-632-2001
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LSCO Hours: Tues,Thurs & Fri 10am-2pm
Steering and Rep Meetings on the 2nd Wednesday each month (5:30 and 6:30)
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Drinking Problem?
Call our HOTLINE for help.
352-632-2001
Call or Email for Help!
The AA Hotline will be answered 24/7 by an AA Member for anyone reaching out for help with alcohol.
Hotline # (352) 632-2001
Espanol(a) # (407)-240-1181
aalsco@aalakesumter.org
MEMBERS & GROUPS
*Fellowship News & Events
*Connect your meeting
*For Groups & Individuals
*Meeting resources
CARRY THE MESSAGE & BE OF SERVICE
CARRY THE MESSAGE
*What is Central Office
*Central Office
*Service Committees
*Ways to get involved
FOR PROFESSIONALS
*What AA does
*Professionals are...
*Visit a meeting
*Request a speaker
*Court papers
LSCO SERVICE POSITIONS
Newsletter Committee
Gathers information and publishes the monthly newsletter.
Events Committee
Organizes activites such as round-ups, workshops, fundraisers, celebrations and other activities in Lake/Sumter Counties.
Website Committee
Maintains the Central Office website and works with all other committees to keep the website up to date.
Group Liaison
Acts as a liaison between AA groups and Central Office. Encourages individual groups participation in the Central Office. Visit different groups and encourage groups to elect an Central Office rep.
Finance Committee
Works closely with the treasure and do tasks assigned by the treasurer.
Hotline Committee
Anser phone calls from alcoholics to help with info about AA meeting locations, detoxes and rehabs. this consists of shifts with others, 24/7
Merchandise Committee
Selects and orders various literature and other merchandise for sale at the office and area events.
Alcoholism Recovery Program is for Everyone
In AA, our experience is that none of us can recover alone, but that together we can.
AA does not diagnose anyone with a drinking problem.
“We do not like to pronounce any individual as alcoholic, but you can quickly diagnose yourself.”
AA was the first alcoholism recovery program that recognized the importance of self-admission or self- diagnosis for those suffering with a drinking problem.
Self-identification is the First Step of the Twelve Step recovery program.
If you think you have a problem with your drinking, if you cannot stop drinking on your own, ask yourself these simple questions:
Can you control how much you drink every time you drink?
Can you quit drinking and stay away from alcohol entirely on your own self-will?
If you answer “no” to either of these questions, and would like help, please take action.
Get In Touch
Email:
aalakesumter@gmail.com
Phone:
(352) 360 – 0960
Hotline:
(352) 632 – 2001
Fax Number:
(352) 632 – 5533
Hours of Operation:
Tues-Thurs-Fri 10 am – 2pm
Location:
2113 Citrus Blvd, Suite AA, Leesburg Florida 34748
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