Al-Anon is an international fellowship that provides support for the family members and friends of individuals struggling with alcoholism. The purpose of Al-Anon is to offer help to those affected by the consequences of a loved one’s drinking, providing a supportive community where they can share their experiences, strength, and hope.

At Al-Anon meetings, participants can openly discuss their problems in a safe, non-judgmental environment and listen to the experiences of others in similar situations. Al-Anon encourages its members to focus on their own lives and recovery, recognizing that they are not responsible for their loved one’s alcoholism.

In Hungary, Al-Anon meetings are regularly available, and the community's goal is to support those who wish to learn how to cope with the effects of alcoholism in their own lives. The program is also based on the 12-step approach, focusing on personal growth, self-awareness, and the strength of community support. Al-Anon helps its members find inner peace and teaches them how to live happier, more balanced lives, regardless of how their loved one is coping with alcoholism.