Al-Anon Family Groups – West Virginia (Statewide, WV)
About Al-Anon – West Virginia
Al-Anon Family Groups in West Virginia provides peer-led support for families and friends of individuals with alcohol use problems across the Mountain State. With meetings in communities throughout West Virginia, Al-Anon helps loved ones of alcoholics find understanding, strength, and hope through sharing experiences and applying the principles of the twelve steps. Alateen meetings serve younger family members affected by someone else’s drinking.
What Groups Are Offered?
West Virginia hosts Al-Anon meetings in communities throughout the state including Charleston, Huntington, Morgantown, Wheeling, Parkersburg, and smaller communities. Meeting formats include open discussion, step study, and literature discussion. Alateen groups serve teen-aged family members. Both in-person and virtual meeting options are available.
Who Can Join?
Al-Anon is for anyone whose life has been affected by someone else’s drinking. In West Virginia, where substance use has deeply impacted families and communities, Al-Anon provides essential support for those living with the effects of a loved one’s addiction. No referral or membership fee is required.
Meeting Schedule & Location
Meetings are held at locations throughout West Virginia on regular weekly schedules. A meeting directory is available on the WV Al-Anon website and the national Al-Anon meeting finder.
Contact Information
- Phone: (888) 490-1970 (WV) / 1-888-425-2666 (National)
- Website: wvafg.org
- Coverage: Statewide – West Virginia
What to Expect
Al-Anon meetings are supportive gatherings where members share how they have been affected by someone else’s drinking and what tools have helped them cope. Meetings last about one hour. There is no pressure to speak, and newcomers are warmly welcomed.
Cost & Confidentiality
Meetings are free. Anonymity is a core principle—members use first names only and what is shared is confidential.