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Al-Anon is a mutual support group for those affected by a loved one’s addiction to alcohol. Members meet to share their experiences and apply the Al‑Anon program to their lives. Spouses, partners, adult children of alcoholics, parents, and coworkers can all find help in Al‑Anon. (From Fact Sheet For Professionals.) 🍃

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Call the Vermont answering service at (866) 792-5266. An Al-Anon member will call you back.

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Upcoming Events Hosted By Vermont Al-Anon

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Explore the New CAL Titles Now Available as eBooks 

The World Service Office continues to release Conference Approved Literature (CAL) in ebook format each month. Most recent ebook releases: Al-Anon’s Twelve Steps & Twelve Traditions (Revised) (eB-8) and As We Understood (eB-11). Also released Feb 2026: The 2026-2027 Al-Anon Alateen Service Manual.

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Make It A Recovery Vacation

When you go on vacation, don’t leave recovery at home! Why not add a District or Area event to your itinerary? These events are a great way to stay connected while you travel. Go to Al-Anon WSO (World Service Office) Facebook Events or alanon.org/wso-events to find exciting events happening at your destination including the MA 2026 Al-Anon Convention on March 20-22, 2026 in Hyannis, MA.

According to the 2021 Al‑Anon Family Groups Membership Survey, about seven in ten members have been affected by alcoholism spanning two or more generations. Unfortunately, the effects of living in a home affected by alcohol addiction or alcohol misuse linger long after the child has grown to adulthood.” Listen to more in the video.