District 5 Information Phone 734-995-4949 The cell phone is answered by volunteers that are scheduled on a monthly basis. If you would like more information about District 5 and Meetings, you can call this number. For information about volunteering to answer calls to the information phone (and direct newcomers to their first meeting), please contact our to find out what qualifications are necessary. Order Literature You may explore Al-Anon’s Conference Approved Literature (CAL) at the. Ordering CAL from your District 5 Literature Distribution Center (LDC) helps support district functions. Group Records Change If you have any information about permanent or temporary changes to a group, including • name • location • day or time • type (open or closed) • services (beginners, child care, etc.) • Group Representative (GR) • Current Mailing Address (CMA) • phone contacts • welcome and description on website, please email the details of those changes to, which will be received by all the relevant service positions.

District 5 encourages groups inside the district to use the hotline phone 734-995-4949 for their second phone contact. Tv Tuner Tanpa Koneksi Internet. The District Group Records Coordinator will submit the required form (GR-1) to the Area Group Records Coordinator and the WSO, as appropriate. Please be aware that a welcome message and detailed description about your meeting appears on the meeting calendar.

Please update or craft these statements, which provide your group an opportunity to welcome and inform newcomers about your meeting and let regulars know when you hold your group conscience meetings. Donate Our Seventh Tradition states that Al-Anon is a self-supporting program.

Available as free downloads online at: www.al-anon.alateen.org/onlinestore. AR-2 Al-Anon Then and Now. AR-8 A guide for Families of Al-Anon Members. AR-9 Area Request for WSO Research. G-6 Area literature Coordinators. G-7 Participation in Area AA Convention. G-8 Taking a Group. Dec 22, 2017 - Since its founding in 1951, Al‑Anon Family Groups published more than 100 books and pamphlets that share Al-Anon's single purpose: to help family and friends recover from the effects of someone else's drinking. This literature supplements the face-to-face meetings where Al‑Anon members share their.