Helping alcoholics make the transition from corrections or treatment facilities to the A.A. community.
Alcoholics Anonymous has a single purpose of helping individuals who identify as alcoholics to find sobriety through attendance at A.A. meetings and participation with the Fellowship of A.A.
The Temporary Contact Program (TCP) is an opportunity for alcoholics in a corrections institution or a treatment program to attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings soon after their discharge from the corrections or treatment facility. The TCP is designed to help alcoholics in a corrections institution or treatment facility make the transition to the Alcoholics Anonymous community.
One of the more "slippery" places in the journey to sobriety is between the doors to the facility and the nearest A.A. group or meeting. The Temporary Contact Program is designed to bridge the gap between the facility and A.A. to help the newcomer with that transition.
The transition from a structured environment to everyday life can be challenging. A temporary contact can:
Whether you're coming from a corrections facility or treatment program, we have a temporary contact program to help you.
If you are currently in or being released from a correctional facility and would like help connecting with A.A., or if you would like to volunteer as a temporary contact for those in corrections, this program is for you.
Corrections TCPService is a vital part of recovery. By becoming a temporary contact, you can help another alcoholic make the critical transition from a facility to the A.A. community. Your experience and support can make all the difference.
If you are currently in or being discharged from a treatment program and would like help connecting with A.A., or if you would like to volunteer as a temporary contact for those in treatment, this program is for you.
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