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Sep 3, 2016 Daily Summary Day 4 – H&I Committee – Closing Report

Posted on September 3, 2016November 27, 2022 by caws.archivist

Greg I. read closing report.

CLOSING REPORT C.A. WORLD SERVICE CONFERENCE 2016 CAWS H&I COMMITTEE REPORT

INTRODUCTION AND OPENING COMMENTS

Hello, I’m Greg I., your new World Service H&I Chair. We have a beautiful new facelift to the group where 8 returning members have co-mingled with 7 new faces. The groundwork on a global H&I communication link has begun with enthusiasm and a number of new issues.

Returning Committee Members Are:

Michael C., Greg I., Chris W., Jason H., Alex M., Chris M., Paul B. & Al P.

New Committee Members Are:

Norma Jean L., Lili L., Deborah G., Natalie L., John W., Tim A., Rob W.

SUB-COMMITTEES

Creative Writing Sub-Committee

Statement of Purpose: Our tasks as the Creative Writing Committee are to encourage members to enthusiastically share their H&I experience, strength, and hope with the fellowship of Cocaine Anonymous through our regularly published NewsGram. By sharing these experiences worldwide, we continue to carry this message to the still suffering addict, which in turn will inspire them. Our duties are to provide and collect release forms and submissions of these miraculous testimonies.

Goal for the Year: Our goal for this year is to increase the amount of NewsGram submissions, to solicit stories for the H&I Corner, and continue to supply the editor with stories on a regular basis. We also will follow up on all commitments from the fellowship to provide articles. Our goal is also to keep the NewsGram circulating within our worldwide fellowship.

Deborah G. – Chair
Paul B. – Co-Chair
Michael C. – Member
John W. – Member

(Chris M.– Read this section.)

Outreach Sub-Committee

Statement of Purpose: Our primary purpose is to carry the message of recovery to the still-suffering addict and newcomer. We are committed to being accessible to all H&I committees in our fellowship to assist them in any way possible. It is our mission to outreach to the existing Cocaine Anonymous H&I Community to assist with any H&I-

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Related concerns, we will also continue to track H&I Worldwide and promote the awareness and development of C.A. Lifeline Committees.

Goals for the Year:

  1. To help facilitate greater awareness of C.A. Lifeline and encourage and inform the formation of C.A. Lifeline within the H&I Committees within our Fellowship. Refer to C.A. Lifeline Sub Committee Guidelines

(WSM H&I pg 14-20)

  1. To continue to track H&I within our fellowship by maintaining regular contact with our Regional Trustees so we can compile quarterly H&I meeting totals, and encourage growth. We will further develop contact with H&I chairs from our Areas and Districts so that H&I meeting information can be readily available. To see where both our strengths and weaknesses are, and to determine what solutions are being implemented to overcome obstacles being encountered.
  2. To assist concerns related to H&I within the C.A. fellowship by maintaining a relationship with our Regional Trustee, our H&I, Area and District Chairs and respond to requests related to H&I issues.
  3. To develop a contact list of H&I Chairs within our Areas and Districts to open a channel for information to be readily exchanged around the world. This goal will be achieved through contacting our Regional Trustees, our Area Chairs, and Area Delegates to find out who their H&I Chairs are and by obtaining contact information.
Chris M. – Chair
Alex M. – Co-Chair
Natalie L. – Secretary
Chris W. – Member
Lili L. – Member

(Greg I.– read this section.)

Guidelines Sub-Committee

Statement of Purpose: The Guidelines sub-committee is committed to reviewing the guidelines for housekeeping purposes and to make it as clear and concise as possible.

Chris W. – Chair

Natalie L. – Co-Chair

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Correctional Refferral

Statement of Purpose

Responsible for answering inmate letters and informational inquiries from correctional facilities and/or those currently incarcerated. This sub-committee has set up a system with the WSO to retrieve and answer letters. This will help us to ensure that all requests get a proper response mailed to them.

Goals for the Year: Our goal is to continue responding to the letters that we receive in a timely manner. We hope to answer many more letters and hope we were of service to our incarcerated brothers and sister. We want to serve our primary purpose through jails and institutions.

Jason H. – Chair
Al P. – Co-Chair
Norma Jean L. – Secretary
John W. – Co-Secretary

COMMITTEE WORK THAT RESULTED IN MOTIONS

None

REFERRALS THAT RESULTED IN MOTIONS

None

REFERRALS OR ITEMS TABLED UNTIL NEXT YEAR; AND ITEMS THE COMMITTEE WILL CONTINUE WORKING ON THROUGH THE YEAR

None

REFERRALS OR ITEMS REFERRED TO OTHER COMMITTEES; WORLD SERVICE

OFFICE, OR BOARD OF TRUSTEES

None

REFERRALS THAT DID NOT RESULT IN MOTIONS

2015 H&I 1 –

Referral # 4252396319 – Will be taken care of as housekeeping in our 2016 Guidelines Update

NEW COMMITTEE STRUCTURE AS OF THIS CONFERENCE

Chair Greg I.
Vice-Chair Natalie L.
Secretary Jason H.
Co-Secretary Norma Jean L.
John W.

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Our new H&I Committee is looking forward to an exciting and invigorating next year. We will continue to have monthly communication and hope to be of service to your areas and answer your concerns and questions as they pertain to H&I from our wealth of H&I experience. We hope to establish global communication links, providing avenues for H&I groups around the world to share their concerns, problems and coming to common solutions.

Respectfully Submitted:

Greg I., H&I Chair

Michael C. – Gave brief closing remarks.

Greg I. – Finished closing remarks.

Deborah G. – I would like to ask everyone to help write stories for the NewsGram. Heidi J. has release forms for you to take back to your area members.

– – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –

Tony D. – Any questions for the committee?

Jim S. – Thank you for your committee work. I heard you say that you did not want to take the new issues regarding the H&I Can. My question is where is God in all this regarding the H&I Can funds? I would like to ask your committee to allow this to be debated to the entire conference floor.

David C. – I would like you to consider the decision on the H&I Can. I was happy to see the SR 14 regarding this issue. You guys have decided to drop this without a thorough investigation of this issue. In the UK, this has been an issue. It has an impact on 7th tradition.

Greg I. – Our group chose not to address it because it is a very large issue. Our group did discuss this. We plan on addressing it and researching this issue. We did address this throughout the year.

Henry A. – I did not see any referrals. Were there any?

Greg I. – We got one referral. Will put it in next year’s.

Tony D. – Please thank the committee.

Break until 10:10 a.m. PDT.

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