Helpful Resources

When someone you care about is affected by drugs, alcohol or related behavioural problems, it can be difficult to know what to do or where to turn. FA literature can help.

All Families Anonymous literature is written by FA members, for FA members, sharing experience, strength and hope from people who understand. Our literature includes leaflets, booklets, books, bookmarks and other helpful resources, covering different aspects of the FA programme and recovery.

Some literature is available free of charge, while other items can be purchased at a reasonable cost. To explore the full selection, download our order form from the drop-down menu or visit our online Shop.

Orders are prepared and dispatched from our Service Office in Stroud by FA volunteers giving their time in service to the Fellowship. As the office is not staffed every day, please allow up to two weeks for your order to arrive.

Several key booklets and supporting resources are also available to download and print free of charge. Visit the Downloads section to see what is currently available, with further resources being added as they become available.

Downloads are free, although voluntary donations are always gratefully received and help us continue providing literature and carrying the FA message to families who need us.

LITERATURE

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Listening (Leaflet)

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I Am Responsible (Bookmark)

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Today a Better Way (Book)

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Expectations (Leaflet)

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A Recovering Addict Comes Home (Booklet)

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A Father Faces Drug Abuse (Booklet)

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Tough Love (Booklet)

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UK Members Handbook (Booklet)

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Readings (the six laminated readings used at FA meetings)

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Events (Where to Find a Meeting)

Plus many more!

FA is run by the Fellowship, for the Fellowship.