About A.A. · Vadodara
A separate source of support for people affected by someone else’s drinking.
Support for your own wellbeing.
When someone else’s drinking affects your life, you may need somewhere to talk about your experience. Al-Anon Family Groups offer mutual support to family members and friends, whether or not the person drinking seeks help.
Get to know Al-Anon
Learn how people affected by another person’s drinking find understanding through shared experience.
Visit Al-Anon’s newcomer guide ↗Explore meetings
Use the official Al-Anon website to look for meeting information and worldwide contacts.
Explore Al-Anon meetings ↗A.A. and Al-Anon have different purposes.
A.A. supports people who want to stop drinking. Al-Anon focuses on people affected by someone else’s drinking. The fellowships are separate, although families may find both useful in different ways.
For teenagers
Alateen provides support for young people affected by another person’s drinking. Learn more through Al-Anon’s Teen Corner.
For more local context, see our family and friends guide. Contact the relevant fellowship to confirm meeting availability and joining details.