Accessibility Committee

​Accessibilities is hard at work making AA available to those with special needs that prevent meeting access.  Shut-ins, seniors without transportation, and homebound AAers are being serviced through the Sunshine Committee.  American Sign Language meetings are available in Lake-Sumter County.  If you have any questions or would you like to join the committee, accessibilities@lakecountyaa.com

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Accessibility Committee Chairperson ~ Open
accessibilities@lakecountyaa.com

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Accessibilities Workbook

A.A.® Guidelines ~ Accessibility for All Alcoholics

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LARGE PRINT Meeting Resources:  

• 12 Steps BIG PRINT
  
• 12 Traditions BIG PRINT
  
• 12 Traditions LARGE PRINT
  
• 12 Traditions Checklist LARGE PRINT
  
• AA Accessibilities Checklist LARGE PRINT
  
• AA Concepts Checklist LARGE PRINT
  
• AA Preamble LARGE PRINT
• Acceptance Prayer LARGE PRINT
• How it Works BIG PRINT
  
• How it Works LARGE PRINT
  
• The Promises BIG PRINT
  
• The Promises LARGE PRINT

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Download Flyer
​Download Accessibilities Checklist 

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Download Flyer

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Download Signup Form
For more information, please contact The Accessibilities Chair

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Download Accessibility Flyer

Who We Serve
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We help inform and offer means of accessing the AA message to those members who are blind, sight impaired, Deaf, hard of hearing, hospitalized, home bound or chronically ill, assisted living facility, wheelchair-bound, limited reading skills or developmentally disabled.​

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Accessibilities Committee
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The members of the Accessibilities Committee explore, develop, and offer alternatives to help bring the A.A. message and participation in our program available to everyone.
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The goal is to make A.A. accessible.

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Accessibilities Resources:​

A. A. Literature - For members with diverse accessibility needs.
Accessibilities Checklist - A guide to help diminish the trials that people with access barriers may encounter in attending meetings in your location.
Group Communication Strategies - Improve accessibility to members who are hard-of-hearing.
General Etiquette - Interacting with differently abled members.

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Download Flyer

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Download Flyer

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Please submit the form below if you need help or can help. Thank you.

• Are you shut-in and would like a meeting brought to your residence?
  
• ​Are you in need of transportation to be able to attend an AA meeting?
• Are you able to bring a meeting to a shut-in? Are you able to provide transportation to a meeting for a shut-in?​
• Are you a shut-in in need of an AA Member to call you on the phone? 
• Are you able to call a sober AA member who is shut-in?