Al-Anon Ballynahinch meets every Monday at 8.30pm at 22 Edenavaddy Road. The group is for anyone whose life is or has been affected by someone else's drinking, giving partners, parents, adult children and friends a regular space to talk honestly about their own experience. It's an open meeting, so there's no need for a referral, introduction or any prior connection to Al-Anon or Alcoholics Anonymous. As a Monday evening meeting starting later at 8.30pm, it can suit people who need time to get there after work or other commitments. Newcomers are welcome to attend without warning, and members are there to listen and share rather than to give advice.
Do I need to bring the person who drinks?
No, the meeting is for you in your own right, and many attend without the person who drinks present.
What time does Al-Anon Ballynahinch start?
It starts at 8.30pm on Monday evenings, later than many Al-Anon meetings.
Is there a charge or booking required?
No, it's free and there's no need to book, just arrive at 22 Edenavaddy Road.
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