How to Contact District 7 Al-Anon's Information Line

District 7 Al-Anon (Pinellas County, North Florida Area) provides an information line for anyone who needs to talk to someone. The welcome page on d7afg.org states: "Do you need to talk to someone – contact our information line at our Information Line." That page does not publish the phone number itself, so you will need to follow the "Information Line" link on the site to reach the current contact details.

Who the information line is for

The line is meant for people who want a live conversation, not just a schedule. Typical reasons to call:

• You are a family member or friend of someone with a drinking problem and want to talk to someone who understands.
• You want help finding a meeting near you in Pinellas County.
• You have a question about Al-Anon and would rather ask a person than read a page.

If you only need meeting times, the website's "When & Where" page and Online Calendar may answer your question faster.

How to get the number

1. Go to d7afg.org.
2. On the welcome page, find the "Information Line" link in the opening paragraph.
3. Follow that link to see the current phone number and any instructions for reaching the district.

Because the number is not printed on the home page excerpt, treat the site itself as the source of truth — numbers can change when service volunteers rotate.

What to expect

• The line is answered by Al-Anon volunteers, not by staff or a call center.
• It is not an emergency or crisis service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services instead.
• Volunteers may not be available at every hour; if you reach voicemail, leave a message and expect a call back.

Other ways to connect

Beyond the information line, the district points members and newcomers to:

If your goal is simply to attend a meeting, start with the Online Calendar for the most current listing, then call the information line only if you still have questions.