What is an ACA Intergroup or Regional Service committee?
(Extraced from the ACA Fellowship Text)

In areas where many ACA meetings exist, an Intergroup is generally formed to provide a forum for conducting ACA business within a given geographical area. The individual groups continue to conduct their own group business; however, the groups can select a meeting representative to represent the group at an Intergroup meeting. The Intergroup, therefore, is composed of members from the various ACA groups. The Intergroup helps coordinate helpline functions, public information efforts, hospitals and institutions meetings, and ACA events in a given area. An ACA Regional Service Committee serves a similar function by helping coordinate ACA functions and fellowship business among Intergroups in a geographical area.

When an Intergroup is formed, each ACA group elects an Intergroup representative, who attends a monthly or quarterly Intergroup meeting. If there is no Intergroup in your area, your group can elect a Group Service Representative, who can attend the Annual Business Conference. A Regional Service Committee serves as a coordinating point for several Intergroups in a geographical area. Intergroup Representatives attend Regional Service Committee meetings as well.

Pages 603 thru 606 of the ACA Fellowship text provide additional information on how to start an Intergroup or Regional Service Committee that is directly responsible to those they serve.

To ensure our list of Intergroups remains current, we ask all Intergroups to update their registration at least yearly. Intergroups can register, or update their registration, either online or by filling out and mailing in a paper form.

• Click here to go to the online registration form.
• Click here to download and print the Intergroup Registration Form .

Click here to get a listing of the current ACA Intergroups!

We also welcome all help from Intergroups, especially with getting meetings registered with the new (meeting) registration form. Thanks much!