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Service Positions Available at Cocaine Anonymous British Columbia Area!

Service is a cornerstone of recovery, offering a chance to build new skills or utilize existing ones in a positive way. Cocaine Anonymous British Columbia Area is seeking dedicated individuals to give back and help carry the message of recovery. Explore the rewarding service positions we have available:

PUBLIC INFORMATION Chair

Term: Two Years
Sobriety Requirement: One year of continuous sobriety
Service Requirement: One year of active service in C.A.
Responsibilities:

• Distribute literature and information to the public.
• Oversee the provision of information and assistance to individuals seeking aid by phone and manage communication of messages for other Committees.
• Carry the message of recovery to professionals who may interact with individuals struggling with a cocaine problem.
• Inform the professional community about C.A., its purpose, and how it can help the addict who still suffers, within the C.A. Traditions.
• Oversee our IT chair, manage the Area Public Information Facebook page, website, and act as admin during the elected term.

Why Serve?

• Personal Growth: Enhance your recovery journey by giving back to our community.
• Skill Building: Develop and hone skills in communication, leadership, and outreach.
• Community Impact: Play a vital role in helping others find and maintain sobriety.

If you meet the requirements and are ready to make a meaningful impact, we invite you to put your name in for one of these fulfilling service positions. Together, we can strengthen our fellowship and continue carrying the message of recovery.

Attend Area and be a part of something greater!

Position Open for Election: Treasurer – BC Area of Cocaine Anonymous

Are you ready to serve and help keep our Fellowship financially healthy?
The Treasurer plays a vital role in ensuring that the Area’s funds are managed responsibly, transparently, and in keeping with our Traditions.

Requirements

• Three years of continuous sobriety (as outlined in the 2023 C.A. World Service Manual).
• Two-year commitment (only position eligible to serve consecutive terms due to complexity).
• One year of active service in C.A.
• Gainfully employed and/or financially stable.
• Bookkeeping or accounting experience preferred.

Key Responsibilities

• Receive and deposit contributions from meetings, fundraising activities, and special events.
• Maintain an accurate bookkeeping system.
• Keep bank account(s) with cheques requiring two signatures.
• Provide regular financial reports, including a copy of the Area Bank Statement (account numbers blacked out).
• Make timely filings with all necessary regulatory agencies (e.g., local, provincial, federal taxes, non-profit forms).
• Pay authorized expenses on behalf of B.C. Area.
• Pass on contributions to the Pacific North Regional Convention Committee and World Services Office as directed by B.C. Area.
• Hold one vote at Area meetings.

Why Serve?

Being Treasurer is a unique opportunity to:

• Strengthen your recovery through service
• Build trust within the Fellowship
• Support the work of C.A. across British Columbia

If you meet the requirements and feel ready to serve, please bring your name forward at the next BC Area Business Meeting.