You can help. Here are some ideas:
• Offer to speak in a correctional setting.
• Volunteer to be a temporary contact upon an inmate’s release and take them to their first outside A.A. meeting.
• Provide the correctional facility, with their permission, with DVDs of A.A. material.
• Donate the price of a Big Book or a “Twelve and Twelve” to your local corrections committee, or provide back issues of Grapevine and A.A. Conference-approved literature.
• Correspond with an inmate through the Corrections Correspondence Service.
• Support corrections committees in your district, area or intergroup/central office.
• Participate in correctional facilities workshops.

From the AA pamphlet “Carrying the Message Into Correctional Facilities”

Carrying the Message Into Correctional Facilities

You can purchase this pamphlet on the Australian National Office Literature website here or from your local Central Service Office.

We are a Fellowship of men and women who have lost the ability to control our drinking and have found ourselves in various kinds of trouble as a result of drinking. We attempt—most of us successfully—to create a satisfying way of life without alcohol. For this we find we need the help and support of other alcoholics in A.A.

From the AA pamphlet “A Newcomer Asks…”

A Newcomer Asks

You can purchase this pamphlet on the Australian National Office Literature website here or from your local Central Service Office.