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What is an Alano Club?

The South Island Alano Club is a gathering place for individuals on the road to recovery from addictive substances (drugs, alcohol, etc) or behavior problems (gambling, shopping, eating, etc). It is a community grounded in connection, mutual support, and shared experience. It's a safe and welcoming environment where people can come together not only for meetings, but also to build lasting friendships, find encouragement during difficult times, and celebrate the everyday victories of recovery. At its heart, the Club is about belonging—offering a space where no one has to walk the road to recovery alone.​​​

“The South Island Alano Club is an amazing resource that shows the power of community—not just in recovery from alcohol, but from any substance or behavior issue.”
— Ashley

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What to expect when you visit

The South Island Alano Club is located at 766 Meaford Avenue, in a cozy house with the entrance around back — just come through the basement door.

Inside, you’ll find a large room with comfortable couches, perfect for relaxing, chatting with friends, playing a game, or enjoying a cup of coffee.

There’s also a smaller, quieter room that serves as a makeshift office while the club is open. It’s a peaceful space if you’d like a private spot to talk or simply take a moment for yourself.

There’s no cost to drop in, and you don’t need to be a member to use the space. During our drop-in hours, the club is open to everyone — a safe, welcoming place to connect, unwind, or just be.

There is parking on the property, or the Langford bus exchange is just down the road. Please be aware that there is a set of stairs to get into the house.

Drop in Hours

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

​Sunday

9am - 3pm

Closed

9am - 3pm

Closed

9am - 3pm

7pm - 10pm

Closed

Weekly Meetings

Saturday

Game Night

7pm - 9:30

Saturday

Rule 62 - AA

10pm - 11pm

​Sunday

WestShore Basics - AA

8pm - 9pm

“There were meetings, dances, open mic nights, food, and a lot of fun at the Alano Club in downtown Victoria. Now that the South Island Alano Club is open, I am excited to watch it grow into another place for people to experience fun in recovery."

-Anonymous

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