How can we stop the growing drug epidemic affecting our community?
Our panel of experts will answer your questions.
Free to the Public. No registration required
Information Booths Open 5:30 p.m.
Presentation 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
Visit www.positivelypewaukee.com for a list of panelists and information on how to submit your questions. Call 262-695-9735 for more information.
The AODA Volunteers are recovering people who share their experience, strength, and hope at various facilities in Waukesha County. We come from all walks of life and varying economic, occupational, and social backgrounds. The vital common thread is our experiences with alcohol and/or drug addiction, and we share but one primary objective:
“…carrying the message to the alcoholic [or addict] who still suffers”
Tradition 5, Alcoholics Anonymous
The message we carry to others is HOPE!
By giving it away, we keep what has been freely given to us…
We don’t fuss with rationale on how or why this works, it just does. We leave it at that. Perhaps the founder of Alcoholics Anonymous said it best:
“Because it has now become plain enough that only a recovered alcoholic can do much for a sick alcoholic, a tremendous responsibility has descended upon us all, an obligation so great that it amounts to a sacred trust. For to our kind, those who suffer alcoholism, recovery is a matter of life or death…”
Bill Wilson ~ Founder of A.A.
A.A. Grapevine, April, 1948
If you or a family member or friend are caught in the web of addiction, please feel free to contact us before it is too late.
If you are a recovering alcoholic or addict and you want to help us spread the word, please feel free to contact us for more information, or to sign up as a volunteer.