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About this meeting
Al-Anon Stornoway Monday meets every Monday at 8pm at the AA Hall on the Haldene site on Francis Street in Stornoway. The group is for anyone on the Isle of Lewis whose life is or has been affected by someone else's drinking, including partners, parents, adult children and friends. It's an open meeting, so no referral or previous experience of Al-Anon or Alcoholics Anonymous is needed, and members are simply asked to focus on sharing their own experience rather than the person drinking. As one of the more remote Al-Anon meetings in Scotland, it offers a local option for people across the Western Isles who might otherwise have to travel considerable distances for this kind of support.
Common questions
Do I have to bring the person who drinks?
No, this meeting is for you, and many people attend without the drinker present.
Is Al-Anon Stornoway Monday free?
Yes, it's free and there's no need to book, just come to the AA Hall on Francis Street for 8pm.
Is this meeting open to newcomers?
Yes, it's open to anyone affected by someone else's drinking, including first-time visitors.
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