What Is An Intergroup?
Intergroups or Central Offices are created to provide a variety of services which are not practical for an individual OA group to provide. Some Intergroups serve the entire state, some serve only one district ~ this Intergroup serves the Florida Treasure Coast and Palm Beach County Our Intergroup, like OA as a whole, is structured as an inverted pyramid. The group is served by an elected Intergroup Representative These Reps collectively form a large bunch, each voicing their group’s conscience. The Reps guide the elected Board Officers (Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, Treasurer, Secretary) who have a more hands-on role in the operation of Intergroup. The Board oversees several Standing Committees. From the top down, it’s the group conscience at each level making decisions.

See our meeting list for a complete list of area's served: Meeting List

What does Intergroup do?
The Intergroup body decides what will and will not be done concerning OA in the Palm Beach. This is done at a monthly meeting of the Intergroup Representatives, where motions are voted on and other business is discussed. What is an Intergroup Representative? An Intergroup Representative is a person who is elected by their group, has at least 6 months of abstinence and is working an active program. Their responsibility will be to attend the monthly Intergroup meeting, vote on issues at the meeting, give a detailed report to their group and take motions back to their group that require group consensus. It is good practice to elect an Alternate Representative as well. This person can fill in when the Intergroup Representative is not available to attend the monthly meeting.

When does the Palm Beach, Florida Intergroup meet?
10:45 AM the 2nd Sat. of every month
at St. Chris. at the NW corner of Haverhill & Belvedere
Next meeting 10:45 June 10th 2006

Anyone can attend and voice their opinion, but only Representatives, (or Alternates in their absence), can vote.