About Temecula Valley H&I
Temecula Valley Hospitals and Institutions (Temecula Valley H&I) is a volunteer organization whose mission is to carry the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) message to those who still suffer and cannot get to an AA meeting.
Our core service is providing AA volunteer panels to treatment and correctional facilities in Temecula Valley. Panels are made up of AA volunteers who visit facilities on a weekly basis to share their individual stories of experience, strength, and hope.
We are funded by AA members through their AA group contributions and by individual contributions.
Visit our Orientation area to learn more about how you can be of service.
“I am responsible. When anyone, anywhere, reaches out for help, I want the hand of AA always to be there. And for that: I am responsible”.
“Our leaders are but trusted servants”
Temecula Valley Alano Club, 27470 Commerce Center Dr. #C Temecula, CA 92590
The first Monday of every month directly following Orientation.
6:45 PM – 7:45 PM
Committee Board meetings are held to conduct the business of Temecula Valley H&I and consist of reports from each of our sub-committee chairpersons. They report on the status of our efforts in each of the following areas:
• Facilities – our service to the residents and the facilities where we take panels.
• New Members – welcoming new committee members to AA H&I service work.
• Literature – distributing AA literature to the residents of the facilities we serve.
• Technology – using technology to share the message of AA while keeping within the traditions of AA.
• SoCal H&I – sharing and learning from other H&I committees in our region.
• Treasurer – maintaining corporate property and financial prudence.
Temecula Valley H&I
Temecula Valley Hospitals and Institutions (Temecula Valley H&I) is a volunteer organization whose primary purpose is to carry the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) message to those who still suffer and cannot get to an AA meeting.
“Practical experience shows that nothing will so much insure immunity from drinking as intensive work with other alcoholics. It works when other activities fail.” BB Working With Others, p.89
