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About this meeting
The Luton Wednesday group meets weekly at the Church Hall of St Martin de Porres on Leagrave High Street, starting at 8pm and lasting around an hour and a half. It is part of Al-Anon Family Groups, a fellowship for anyone whose life has been touched by someone else's drinking, from partners and parents through to adult children and close friends. Because it is an open meeting, you do not need to already be a member to attend; newcomers, visitors and professionals are equally welcome alongside regulars. No one is required to speak, and there is no assessment or referral process to go through first. The meeting draws people from Luton and the wider Bedfordshire area, including nearby Dunstable, looking for support that understands what living alongside someone's drinking is really like.
Common questions
Is the Luton Wednesday meeting only for close family?
No. Al-Anon welcomes anyone affected by someone else's drinking, including partners, parents, adult children, siblings and friends, not only those who live with the person.
Do I have to bring the person who has been drinking with me?
No, the meeting is for you rather than the person whose drinking has affected you. Plenty of members attend on their own, indefinitely.
What does it cost to attend?
Nothing. Al-Anon meetings are free, run on voluntary donations, and there is no need to book ahead; just come along to Leagrave High Street before 8pm.
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