Typically, CPC works with doctors, nurses, dentists, counselors, treatment center workers, lawyers, police, judges, teachers, clergy, corporate employee assistance programs, business managers and union leaders. The CPC Chair is a member of the Communications Committee. Facilities Corrections is the service committee which carries the message of AA to jails, prisons, juvenile detention centers and other institutions of involuntary confinement. Corrections work consists of any project reaching out to the alcoholic who is in prison, jail or other correctional facility. Treatment Facilities Hospitals and treatment is the service committee which carries the message of AA to hospitals, emergency rooms, chemical dependency treatment centers, and mental health centers, etc.
Helps reach alcoholics in hospitals and treatment facilities.
The GSR is a Groups elected servant who is the channel for ideas, information and group decisions at the District GSR meetings and the Western Washington Area Assembly. The GSR has the job of linking the AA group with AA as a whole. The GSR has the responsibility of representing the group at District and Area functions. In other cases, usually minor business known as housekeeping issues, GSR's make decisions based on their knowledge of the groups will. The GSR also brings information regarding service opportunities to the group.