Need to talk with a member of A.A. about recovery right now? Call the A.A. Hotline: (208) 344-6611

Carrying the Message to Alcoholics in Hospitals, Correctional Facilities, and Treatment Centers

TVTAC unites A.A. volunteers carrying the Twelve Step work to alcoholics in hospitals, treatment centers, and correctional facilities — serving Districts 3, 4, 5, 8 & 9 of Area 18.

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Our Purpose

We bring meetings to those who cannot reach us, and We Build Bridges to those in transition.

TVTAC was created in harmony with Tradition Nine of A.A. to unify Twelve Step work with volunteers interested in carrying the A.A. message to alcoholics confined in hospitals, correctional facilities, and treatment centers.

How We Serve

Treatment

Bringing A.A. meetings into hospitals, treatment centers, and rehabilitation centers so patients can meet the program early.

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Bridging the Gap (BTG)

Connecting people leaving incarceration with sober members in the community, helping them get to their first meetings on the outside.

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Accessibilities

Helping every alcoholic take part — members who are blind, deaf, homebound, remote, or need Spanish and other languages.

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Corrections

Coordinating meetings and A.A. literature inside jails and IDOC facilities, within each facility’s rules and the Twelve Traditions.

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Members supporting one another

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We need more volunteers to reach more facilities

Whether you have two years of sobriety and want to chair a meeting inside a facility, or a few hours a month to help with rides, translation, or literature — there is a place for you on this committee.

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Reach the right person, fast.

TVTAC Telephone Service

(208) 906-2745

This is not the A.A. Hotline. If you need a member of Alcoholics Anonymous to talk with you about recovery, call the A.A. Hotline at (208) 344-6611.

Mail Contributions To

TAC
P.O. Box 143
Meridian, ID 83680

Write “Pink Can” in the memo line if the contribution is designated for it.

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