Alanon Family Groups

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Sunday          “Lost But Found AFG”  at St. Matthew School Library

6:00 PM         St. Matthew’s School Library is on Belanger Street between Barrow & Gabasse:  

                            Large House  w/ Brick Pillars

Tuesday         Behind St. Bernadette Church, 501 Kenney Street (In Broadmoor Subdivision)

7:00 PM         In the Bernadette House (directly across parking lot from the Community Center)

 Thursday     Holy Rosary Church, Houma, LA.  "Came to Believe AFG"                       

7:00 PM        Meeting in Rear of Dale Boudwin Building off of Main St. in Front of the Church. 

Thursday       Behind St. Bernadette Church, 501 Kenney Street(In Broadmoor Subdivision)

7:00 PM         In the Bernadette House (directly across parking lot from the Community Center)

Friday             “Friday Morning AFG” at First United Methodist Church

10:00 AM     First UMC 6109 Hwy. 311 – meeting is off the gym in the activities building behind the

Friday                      "Hope on the Bayou"

7PM                          3304 HWY  70 South Pierre Part, LA 70339

Tuesday                      "St. Jude Group"

7PM                              210 Washington St. Napoleonville, LA 70390   

Tuesday                         505 St. Louis Street, Thibodaux, LA 

Wednesday                815 Barbier Ave. Thibodaux, LA                     

12:00 PM                     St. Genevieve Catholic Church (ADORATION CHAPLE)                                                   

Thursday                      505 St. Louis Street, Thibodaux, LA 

7:00 PM 

Saturday                       505 St. Louis Street, Thibodaux, LA

7:00PM 

*ALL meetings at 505 St. Louis Street, Thibodaux: turn west off Canal St. at 6th St., at the second street (St. Louis) take a right; meeting is in small white bldg. next to fire station

What does Al Anon do for you?

The Al-Anon Family Groups are a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics who share their experience, strength, and hope in order to solve their common problems. We believe alcoholism is a family illness and that changed attitudes can aid recovery.

 What is the difference between AA and Al Anon?

What is the Al Anon program? Al-Anon's program of recovery is based on the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous. The Steps are the foundation for personal recovery in Al-Anon, and the Traditions help Al-Anon groups sustain their unity and fellowship.