East County Alano Club

JJ

a year ago

Be nice if a schedule of meetings was on website or at least easy to find.

Phoebe*

a year ago

👎Unorganized: listed times in portland vs their website different and nobody responded to my email inquiry. 👎 ABLEISM: bright, strong fluorescence lights in both rooms ❌ Able-ism: I will NEVER ever come back to this location. I was stopped at the door, and my dog was called a thing and the owner rudely called me “YOU people”. He said someone inside was allergic to dogs, and I stated I am also allergic to perfume, but it doesn’t stop people from wearing perfume. When I went in I sat at a different table far from everybody else and immediately I was yelled at, so disrespectfully “No pets” Without having any context for my knees or situation. Maybe they’re out of their addiction, but this is not experience, strength, or hope I would ever strive for. Appalling to treat a stranger with such animosity.

Patrick McBarron

4 years ago

Just a place for fellowship meetings. Kind of dirty but easily accessible by car, light rail and walking.

Sandra L.

5 years ago

Great people. Great place. Al-Anon & AA meetings. Several times a week. Keep going. Work the program.

Orrin Onken

12 years ago

The East County Alano Club is open 365 days a year. Meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous and other twelve step meetings are held throughout the day, every day. If you are looking for help getting off alcohol or drugs, the ECAC is a welcoming place where you can meet people who have been there and who are willing to offer a hand. There are no dues or fees required of those who attend and no professionals to tell you what to do. It is one alcoholic helping another. The people who gather at the ECAC deal with serious problems, but not in a way that makes them always serious. If you haven't laughed in a while because of your drinking and the problems that come from drinking, the folks at the ECAC have a plan to get you laughing again.