District 26 is an A.A. general service committee of Area 30 (eastern Mass).
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Supporting District 26
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Who We Are
District 26 includes towns in Worcester County, a few in northwest Middlesex County, and one (Orange) in Franklin County, as shown below and on the Area 30 District Map.
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What We Do
The AA Service Structure AA's general service structure is discussed below and in the pamphlet Circles of Love and Service.
![]() A District is a geographic area that gives local A.A. groups a voice in matters affecting them or A.A. as a whole. Each District has a District Committee composed of A.A. members, called General Service Representatives (GSRs). Each group can elect one GSR who serves as the link between the group and the A.A. service structure. The GSR attends district and area meetings and area assemblies to represent their group’s conscience. The District Committee elects at least one representative, a District Committee Member (DCM) to serve as an essential link between the district and its Area. As a member of the Area committee, a DCM represents a District's conscience to the Area Delegate who, in turn, represents an Area's conscience at an annual General Service Conference attended by area delegates from the U.S.A. and Canada. Massachusetts is composed of two areas: Area 30, Eastern Mass (map, website) and Area 31, Western Mass (map, website). Each area may also have Central Offices or Intergroups that support local A.A. groups. For central and metrowest Massachusetts, the Worcester Area Intergroup is located in Worcester. For eastern and western Massachusetts, the Boston Central Service Office is located in Boston and the Western MA Intergroup Office is located in Holyoke. There is also a Berkshire Intergroup, a Cape Cod Intergroup, a Martha's Vineyard Intergroup and a Nantucket Intergroup. The A.A. Service Manual describes Alcoholics Anonymous general service in detail, and the Area 30 Service Handbook describes general service within Area 30. |