Alcoholics anonymous accessibility to deaf & hard of hearing in Southern wisconsin
Our Programs
What We Do
How We Do It
How We Do It
We help AA groups carry the message to the Deaf alcoholic. We do this by hiring professional sign language interpreters for meetings and paying those interpreters for their service. We hire skilled interpreters who are familiar with AA and committed to anonymity. Our up-to-date calendar of interpreted meetings is available to keep the sober Deaf community informed ASL-interpreted meetings.
How We Do It
How We Do It
How We Do It
We are the liaison between Deaf AA members and AA groups. Donations from AA groups, districts and individual AA members fund the Southern Wisconsin DAC who pays for interpreters. In keeping with the traditions, we have no other affiliation and accepts no outside contributions. Our service positions include a chairperson, secretary, tr
We are the liaison between Deaf AA members and AA groups. Donations from AA groups, districts and individual AA members fund the Southern Wisconsin DAC who pays for interpreters. In keeping with the traditions, we have no other affiliation and accepts no outside contributions. Our service positions include a chairperson, secretary, treasurer, interpreter coordinator, event coordinator, webmaster and several members at large. We observe rotation of service and hold monthly business meetings that are open to all.
Thank You
How We Do It
Thank You
Thanks to all who are willing to assist in carrying the message to our deaf AA members, who are reaching out for our help and want to have the same access to the message of hope as other members of our fellowship. Bill W. said, “When we are generous with the hat, we give a token that we are grateful for our blessings and evidence tha
Thanks to all who are willing to assist in carrying the message to our deaf AA members, who are reaching out for our help and want to have the same access to the message of hope as other members of our fellowship. Bill W. said, “When we are generous with the hat, we give a token that we are grateful for our blessings and evidence that we are eager to share what we have found with all who still suffer.”