Meetings

The longer we continue to struggle alone, the more our thinking can become confused…

When someone we care about is affected by drugs, alcohol or related behavioural problems, worry, fear and uncertainty can begin to make our own lives feel increasingly unmanageable.

In Families Anonymous, we have found that we do not have to face this alone.

Making contact with others who have experienced similar problems can help us to find our own recovery from the unmanageability in our lives. In turn, this can often help friends and other family members, including the person with whom we are most concerned.

There are a number of ways to connect with others in FA. You can attend one of our face-to-face meetings or take part in an online meeting, wherever you are.

Face-to-face meetings:
https://famanon.org.uk/meetings/meetings-in-the-uk/

Online meetings:
https://famanon.org.uk/?page_id=83

If there isn’t currently an FA meeting in your area and you would like to start a meeting, FA can provide information and support to help you get started.

Start a meeting:
https://famanon.org.uk/?page_id=219

New meetings are starting all the time. If you would like to be notified when a new meeting starts in your area, please email office@famanon.org.uk or call 0207 4984 680.

Take that first step and connect with others who understand. You are no longer alone.

FA is run by the Fellowship, for the Fellowship.