Al-Anon/Alateen Family Groups of Georgia

Alateen MeetingsProgram

Meetings where teens affected by someone else's drinking talk with other teens. An adult Al-Anon member serves as sponsor, and the teens run the meeting.

AMIAS Application and TrainingProgram

Al-Anon members who want to serve as adult sponsors for Alateen groups can apply and train through Georgia Al-Anon. You fill out forms, email them to the Area Alateen Process Person, and agree to a background check.

Beginners MeetingsProgram

Al-Anon meetings meant for newcomers, where you can talk about your feelings and hear from longer-term members.

Georgia Al-Anon Central Services HelplineService

A phone line answered by Al-Anon members who give information about Al-Anon and Alateen and help you find a meeting.

Georgia Al-Anon MeetingsService

Peer support meetings for people who are, or were, affected by someone else's drinking. Meetings are held in cities across Georgia, in person and online.

Online Al-Anon Meetings (Permanent Electronic Groups)Program

Al-Anon groups that meet only online. They show up in the meeting finder next to in-person groups, and anyone may attend.

Spanish-language Al-Anon MeetingsService

Al-Anon meetings held in Spanish, listed in the Georgia meeting finder. There is a separate Spanish district, and one listed group meets in Conyers.

Support groups for families of people who drinkService

You can join a support group if someone else's drinking affects you.