Families Anonymous (FA) is a 12 Step fellowship that provides support and guidance to families and friends who have been affected by the destructive behavior of a loved one struggling with substance abuse or related issues. Founded in 1971 by concerned parents in California, FA has been a vital resource for individuals seeking ways to cope with and overcome the challenges caused by addiction. FA welcomes all concerned individuals, whether they are parents, grandparents, siblings, spouses, or friends of someone with a current, suspected, or former drug problem.

With groups all over the world, FA offers a supportive and understanding community where individuals can share their experiences, find solace, and learn effective coping strategies. The cornerstone of FA is anonymity. Members are known only by their first names, ensuring confidentiality and privacy.

FA offers a range of resources including meetings, literature, workshops, and events to help families navigate the complexities of addiction and find peace and serenity. Whether you are just starting to suspect a problem or have been grappling with it for years, FA is here to provide the support you need on your journey to recovery