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Intergroup Governance

By coordinating autonomous recovery groups through regional intergroup structures, collective decision-making and resource sharing improve, because decentralized yet connected networks enhance both local adaptability and regional solidarity. This strategy leverages a federated model where independent 12-Step and peer-led recovery groups maintain autonomy while participating in shared governance. Regional coordination enables consistent support, unified conventions, and resilient communication without imposing top-down control, distinguishing it from centralized service delivery models. It builds trust and sustainability by aligning local action with regional goals through mutual aid principles.

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organizations running this strategy · 1

what it looks like in practice

activities of orgs running this strategy

A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above. These are what the strategy looks like on the ground.

  • 24/7 Alcoholism Help Hotline RIVER CITIES CENTRAL OFFICE
    direct service
    Operates a 24/7 emergency and information hotline providing live telephone support for individuals seeking help with alcoholism and alcohol-related problems.
  • Meeting Space and Administrative Support for AA Groups RIVER CITIES CENTRAL OFFICE
    direct service
    Provides low-cost access to meeting rooms for Alcoholics Anonymous groups and administrative support through an office manager available Tuesday through Thursday, 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
  • River Roundup AA Convention RIVER CITIES CENTRAL OFFICE
    direct service
    Produces the annual River Roundup Alcoholics Anonymous convention, a recurring event supporting the AA community.
  • Twelve Step Recovery Program and Peer Support RIVER CITIES CENTRAL OFFICE
    direct service
    Offers a Twelve Step program to support alcoholics in achieving sobriety, including person-to-person sponsorship, sharing of recovery experiences at meetings, and distribution of sobriety milestone items such as chips and cards.