Bali Prison Service

I am responsible. When anyone, anywhere, reaches out for help, I want the hand of A.A. always to be there. And for that: I am responsible.

AA Responsibility Pledge (pp. 18 AA approved pamphlet, “The AA Group…where it all begins”)

Getting involved in service is a great way to strengthen your recovery. One of the ways that you may want to be involved in service in Bali is by visiting the local prison with a group of fellow AA members. If you are 1 year or more sober and you would like to be a part of sharing your experience strength and hope with Bali inmates, please email us at baliprisonservice [at] gmail [dot] com

What some AA’s have said about their prison service experience:

After attending the AA meeting at the prison in Bali a few times, I noticed that I felt a deep sense of gratitude for my sobriety and for my life

I got sober in prison. I go back to remind me of where I have come from and how lucky I am. I feel a deep connection to the inmates

Doing a meeting in the prison showed me that we are all equal. We may not have the same stories, but the underlying feelings and thoughts are the same

Kerobokan Prison (Lapas Kerobokan)
Jalan Gunung Tangkuban Perahu, Kerobokan