How to be sure that your group is listed with NYIG and GSO

To register a NEW PHYSICAL MEETING with NYIG follow this link: https://www.nyintergroup.org/group-resources/forms/new-group-request-form/

To register a VIRTUAL MEETING with NYIG follow this link: https://www.nyintergroup.org/remote-meeting-listing/

To register a NEW meeting with SENY (GSO) follow this link: https://roster49.intoservice.info/

To find out if your group is currently registered with SENY, please email the S.I.G.S. Secretary at Secretary@statenislandaa.org.

If you need help with the process of re-registering your group, please email us at TechHelp@statenislandaa.org. or you can complete the form below:

TechHelp Request

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- SENY
- NYIG
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All other questions or issues concerning this process can be sent to WebAdmin@statenislandaa.org.

From AA Comes of Age (pp. 287-288)

“The unity, the effectiveness, and even the survival of A.A. will always depend upon our continued willingness to give up some of our personal ambitions and desires for the common safety and welfare. Just as sacrifice means survival for the individual alcoholic, so does sacrifice mean unity and survival for the group and for A.A.’s entire fellowship.

Links to Information

SENY (South East New York Area): https://www.aaseny.org/
GSO: Safety in AA: AA Safety Card
Northern New Jersey Intergroup: https://www.nnjaa.org/covid-19_return.html

“The law of the land does not stop
at the doors of A.A.”-Anonymous AA member

“This workshop is intended to provide you with information for your group, not to tell your group what to do.
While there are no ‘musts’ in the A.A. program, there are legal musts in the larger community.
We encourage each group to develop its own informed conscience.
A service piece put out by GSO is titled Safety and AA our Common Welfare (SMF 209), it reminds us to talk about issues of safety before they arise; that safety is something each member attending an A.A. meeting can be mindful of and that common sense and experience suggest that A.A. membership does not grant immunity from local regulations; and, being at an A.A. meeting does not put anyone beyond the jurisdiction of government mandates.”