AREA 34 TREATMENT COMMITTEE

A.A.’s BRIDGING THE GAP PROGRAM (BTG)

If you are inside a treatment facility wanting help from an A.A. member when you get out, fill out the form below “Requesting Temporary Contact.” 

If you are an A.A. member who would like to volunteer to help those in Treatment Facility after release to get them connected to A.A., fill out the form below “Become a Temporary Contact.”

If you have any questions or would like to learn more about the BTG Program, or the Treatment Committee please contact us: 

bridgingthegap@area34aa.org. or treatment@area34aa.org. 

REQUESTING TEMPORARY CONTACT for
NEWLY SOBER people requesting help
transitioning to the outside world
BECOME A TEMPORARY CO NTACT
For A.A. MEMBER VOLUNTEERS
helping people transition to the outside world
Suggestions for Bridging the Gap for A.A. Volunteers Do's & Don't's

Attention A.A. Members: Please join us for our Treatment Committee meeting on the 4th Tuesday of each month virtually at 5pm. Our committee also meets at the Area Assembly in person. 

Follow the link below to connect directly to our virtual committee meeting. We welcome all district District Treatment Contacts, Treatment Chairs to join us!! 

ClLICK HERE TO CONNECT TO MEETING

Bridging the Gap Procedures

  • A confined person with a drinking problem is eligible for this program when they are within three months of being released. 

  • They fill out a form giving their name, age, gender, and release date along with a phone number and address where released if possible; a general location. 

  • Bridging the Gap Coordinator will match them with a suitable temporary contact, taking into consideration – age, gender, and destination.

  • After selection, the temporary A.A. contact will confirm the request with the new member. 

  • The new member and the temporary contact will then make arrangements to meet after the release date and attend an A.A. meeting together.