Manuals
Conference Service Manual
This Conference Service Manual (CSM) was created in 1995-1996 from the materials and experiences of members who had participated in S.L.A.A. service since the first Annual Business Meeting (ABM) in 1982.
The By-Laws of S.L.A.A.
The specific and primary purpose of this Corporation is to be of service, through a Twelve Step program of recovery, to those persons who identify themselves as sex and love addicts.
Starter Kits
S.L.A.A. Group Starter Kit
Starting an S.L.A.A. Meeting in your area carries the message of Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous to the still suffering addict. The Group Starter Kit contains all the information you need to start an S.L.A.A. meeting and is free.
S.L.A.A. Intergroup Starter Kit
Starting an S.L.A.A. Intergroup in your area strengthens the reach of your meetings and organizes local S.L.A.A. resources to better serve the community. The Intergroup Starter Kit contains all the information you need to start an S.L.A.A. Intergroup and is free.
Policies and Guidelines
S.L.A.A. and Social Media
Since the emergence of social media as a powerful communication tool, many S.L.A.A. Groups and Intergroups are considering creating a presence using these platforms. F.W.S. has chosen not to have an official presence on any form of Social Media, including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, MySpace, Linkedin, and Google+ at this time.
Anonymity, the Law, and S.L.A.A.
Anonymity is the foundation of our program... However even this basic principle may give way to the pressure of individual consciences or legal requirements... Speaking of any potentially illegal activity, especially relating to minors, endangers the speaker and lays a burden of knowledge on others that they may not be willing to assume.
F.W.S. Whistleblower Policy
The Augustine Fellowship, S.L.A.A., Fellowship-Wide Services, Inc. (F.W.S.) is a non-profit organization, organized under the laws of the State of Texas and this policy is intended to comply with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act to provide protection for reports of theft, fraud, abuse or misconduct by employees, contractors, board members, consultants and volunteers.
Website Policies
Guidelines for Local S.L.A.A. Websites
The following guidelines were created to assist S.L.A.A. Groups and Intergroups in creating and maintaining websites so that they may remain consistent with the Twelve Traditions and protection of S.L.A.A. copyrights.
F.W.S. Website Terms of Use Policy
By accessing this website, you are agreeing to be bound by these Terms and Conditions of Use, which together with our privacy policy govern our relationship with you regarding this website.
F.W.S. Website Privacy and Security Policy
The privacy and anonymity of visitors to the S.L.A.A. website is of utmost importance. We do not sell, rent, or lend any information to any third party.
Member Anonymity on the F.W.S. Website
The display of names, personal phone numbers, mailing addresses, mobile phone numbers, and email addresses on the F.W.S. website is not permitted.
Translation Guidelines
The following documents are for those with an interest in translating S.L.A.A. Copyrighted literature. Please download and read the documents below for all the information you need to submit your request. If you have questions about translating S.L.A.A. literature please CLICK HERE.
A Simple Guide to the Translation Process
Translation Copyright Packet Complete Instructions, Guidelines, and Fillable Forms
Translation Guidelines BOT approved May 12th, 2018, CTIOC Approved, January 2016
License to Reproduce and Distribute Copyrighted Work To be completed upon satisfaction of all requirements and approval of publications by Fellowship-Wide Services.
Intellectual Property Policies
What’s in a Name? December 2009 F.W.S. Newsletter Article about the use of S.L.A.A. resourcesAugust 2011 Article about S.L.A.A. copyright and use of S.L.A.A. logos.Updated 2021: Is it Really Necessary to Request Permission to Copy, Distribute and/or Translate S.L.A.A. Conference-Approved Literature?
