Central Service Office Of Brisbane Inc

Central Service Office Of Brisbane Inc is a key support organisation dedicated to assisting individuals and groups involved in recovery from alcoholism in Queensland. It acts as a central hub that coordinates resources, communication, and services to help those affected by alcohol dependency find support and maintain sobriety.

Mission and Vision

The mission of the Central Service Office Of Brisbane Inc is to assist in the expansion and development of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) in Queensland, following the principles of AA’s Traditions and Concepts. Its vision is to create a supportive environment where people struggling with alcohol addiction can access help, connect with others, and sustain their recovery journey.

Main Objectives

• Coordinate the 12-Step Helpline to provide immediate support and guidance to individuals seeking help with alcohol problems.
• Support AA Groups by maintaining an up-to-date meetings list and responding to requests for advice and information.
• Facilitate communication within AA’s service structure at local, regional, and national levels.
• Liaise with external organisations such as treatment facilities, government bodies, and community groups to promote awareness and provide speakers.
• Manage office operations including providing a welcoming space for meetings, literature sales, and administrative support.
• Ensure financial responsibility through self-supporting activities like literature sales and donations.

Benefiting Groups

The services primarily benefit people experiencing alcohol dependency, AA members, newcomers seeking recovery, and their families. Additionally, AA groups across Queensland rely on the office for coordination and resources. Professionals and community organisations also benefit from the office’s liaison and public information efforts.

Types of Services and Activities

• 24-hour 12-Step Helpline staffed by volunteers offering confidential support and meeting information.
• Publication and distribution of AA literature including books, pamphlets, and medallions to support recovery.
• Organising and promoting AA meetings and events throughout Brisbane and Queensland.
• Providing a physical office space for meetings, volunteer coordination, and visitor support.
• Community outreach and education through public information campaigns and speaker engagements.