Service in Families Anonymous

Giving back what was freely given to us.

Each group has but one primary purpose: to help those concerned with someone who may have a problem of drug abuse or dependence. We do this by practising the Twelve Steps of this programme, by encouraging and understanding those affected by this illness, and by welcoming and giving comfort to the families and friends of individuals with a current, suspected, or former drug problem.
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Most of us who come to Families Anonymous cannot imagine where we would be without the Fellowship. In order to continue to offer that which was freely given to us, our programme depends upon our willingness to carry the message to those who still suffer, and to support each other in our continued recovery.

FA is run by its members

Every Board Member, Group Secretary, Web Administrator, Member of the Helpline Rota, Office Assistant and Group Treasurer are members of FA and volunteer to give what time they can in service to the Fellowship. Service is an integral part of recovery and the only way Families Anonymous can continue to function and support those in need. Every member of FA is encouraged to contribute and will be offered support in doing so, whether it be to offer feedback, assist with a task or join the FA Board.

Board Members

Group Secretaries

Web Administrators

Helpline Volunteers

Office Assistants

Group Treasurers

Would you like to give service?

For more information, to volunteer, or to have your voice heard, complete and return the ‘Volunteer Form’ which appears in the Service Menu or contact the office via phone, email or letter.

Telephone 0207 498 4680

Your Fellowship Needs You!

FA is run by the Fellowship, for the Fellowship.