How do I add a new Al-Anon meeting to the Suffolk County list?

Use the links on this page to submit your group's details. This is the only comprehensive list of Suffolk County Al-Anon meetings — covering both in-person and electronic meetings — so adding yours here keeps it visible to newcomers searching locally.

How do I correct or update an existing meeting's day, time, or location?

For permanent changes, follow the "Changes to an Existing Meeting" link to Al-Anon World Service on this page. Keeping both this list and the World Service list current ensures newcomers always find accurate information.

Do I also need to register my meeting with Al-Anon World Service?

Yes. Many newcomers first look for meetings on the Al-Anon World Service site, so it's important to register there too. This page links to the correct World Service forms for new groups, existing-meeting changes, and virtual meetings.

How do I list a virtual or online meeting?

Use the "Electronic Meeting Registration" link on this page to register a virtual meeting with Al-Anon World Service. Include the platform and any access details so members can join.

What information should I include for an in-person meeting?

Include the full address and a contact so members can reach the group. Also note whether the meeting is open or closed — in Suffolk County, meetings are presumed open unless stated otherwise.

Add/Edit a Meeting

VIRTUAL AND IN PERSON MEETING INFORMATION:

This is the only comprehensive list for Suffolk County Al-Anon meetings. It includes both in-person and electronic meetings. If your group is meeting in person, please be sure to include the address and contact information.

Many newcomers first look for meetings on the Al-Anon World Service site, so it is vital to update their list as well.

To update any permanent changes, go to World Service — Changes to an Existing Meeting.

To register new in-person meetings, go to World Service — New Al-Anon Group Registration.

To register virtual meetings, go to World Service — Electronic Meeting Registration.

By tradition, all Al-Anon meetings are open to any member or prospective member of the fellowship.

Unless otherwise indicated, in Suffolk County all meetings are presumed "Open." If a meeting is described as "Closed," it means that non-member visitors, such as professionals, researchers, or students, should not attend.

Frequently Asked Questions

Use the links on this page to submit your group's details. This is the only comprehensive list of Suffolk County Al-Anon meetings — covering both in-person and electronic meetings — so adding yours here keeps it visible to newcomers searching locally.
For permanent changes, follow the "Changes to an Existing Meeting" link to Al-Anon World Service on this page. Keeping both this list and the World Service list current ensures newcomers always find accurate information.
Yes. Many newcomers first look for meetings on the Al-Anon World Service site, so it's important to register there too. This page links to the correct World Service forms for new groups, existing-meeting changes, and virtual meetings.
Use the "Electronic Meeting Registration" link on this page to register a virtual meeting with Al-Anon World Service. Include the platform and any access details so members can join.
Include the full address and a contact so members can reach the group. Also note whether the meeting is open or closed — in Suffolk County, meetings are presumed open unless stated otherwise.