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Statewide Support in NJ Al-Anon Family Groups: 12 step. Fellowship of families and friends of alcoholics. Offers
comfort, hope and friendship through shared experiences. Includes groups for parents, children and adult children, gays, men
and women. Several groups offer babysitting. Weekly meetings throughout NJ. North Jersey Information Service: (Multilingual) Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Middlesex,
Monmouth, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex, Union, and Warren Counties. Call Al-Anon Information Service: 973-744-8686
(day) Spanish Speaking: 973-268-1260. Web site: www.northjerseyal-anon.org South Jersey Intergroup: (Atlantic, Burlington, Camden,Cape May,
Cumberland, Gloucester, Mercer, Ocean and Salem counties) Call Al-Anon Info Services: 856-547-0855 (10 am - 3pm)
Spanish speaking 973-268-1260 Web site: www.nj-al-anon.org
Alanon-Alateen information: www.nj-al-anon.org New Jersey Al-Anon & Alateen Sponsored by Area 36 Assembly Alateen - What Is It? Alateen is a fellowship of young Al-Anon members, usually teenagers, whose lives have been affected by someone else's drinking. Young people come together to:
Alateen members learn:
Every Alateen group needs an active, adult member of Al-Anon to serve as sponsor. The sponsor is an active party of the group, guiding and sharing knowledge of our Twelve Steps and Traditions. Members of Alateen can also choose to have a personal sponsor, who can be another member of Alateen or Al-Anon.
Alateen members meet in church halls, school rooms or other suitable places (many times in the same building as an Al-Anon grop but in a separate room). All Alateen meetings are considered 'closed'. That means that only people who have been affected by the compulsive drinking of another are welcome. Outsiders with an interest are welcome to sit in on an 'open' Al-Anon meeting to learn more. Alateen meetings in NJ: New Jersey Al-Anon & Alateen Sponsored by Area 36 Assembly Alateen Meetings
Meeting Locator Key Open: Meeting
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