Luxembourg Local Reference INFOrmation
English-speaking support groups and meetings for AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) following the 12 Steps programme, drug aid, cancer support meetings, AIDS and more. See this page for contact information.
Below find information on the various support organisations and helplines in Luxembourg. While some have English-speaking staff and volunteers, there is no guarantee that English will be spoken.
Alcohol/Drug AbuseThere are regular English-speaking Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon meetings in Luxembourg as well as meetings in French and Luxembourgish.
Narcotics Anonymous (Narcotiques Anonymes) provides support for people with drug dependency problems. French and Luxembourgish meetings take place every week. English is possible at the Luxembourgish-speaking meeting.
The members of Cocaine Anonymous seek to help others to recover from their addiction using the twelve Step Recovery program and welcome any person who desires to stop using cocaine and any other mind-altering substances. There are several weekly meetings in English.
HIV/AIDS SupportThe Red Cross of Luxembourg (Croix-Rouge Luxembourgeoise) offers assistance through it's HIV support team, l'Aidsberodung, to those diagnosed with HIV/AIDS. Counseling, legal advice, assistance with social security claims, temporary housing and other support is available.
Cancer SupportThe Luxembourg Foundation Against Cancer (Fondation Luxembourgeoise Contre le Cancer) works to prevent cancer, reduce the number of deaths from the disease and assist those living with cancer. The foundation offers free services to those living with cancer, including: support groups, psychological counseling, yoga, administrative advice, chemotherapy consultations for choosing wigs and personal-care products, and a network of volunteers who can provide companionship and support.
The A Heart for Children With Cancer (Een Haerz fir Kriibskrank Kanner) is a non-profit organisation that provides support services for children living with cancer as well as their families. Support groups led by a psychologist are available for the children and general support services are available at all times. The organisation also provides administrative advice, transportation, fun activities for children and their families.
Children's SupportHelpline 12345 provides support to children (and adults) who may need advice, have a problem, question or just want to talk to someone. Counsellors are available via the phone (note: the 12345 number will appear on phone bills), or completely anonymously online using a code name and number.
Eating DisordersAnorexics and Bulimics Anonymous (ABA) is a support group for people suffering from eating disorders. It provides a 12-step program for recovery for adults and children. Meetings take place every Friday from 18-30-20:00.
Family Planning and Sexual HealthThe Luxembourg Movement for Family Planning and Sex Education (Mouvement Luxembourgeois pour le Planning Familial et l'Education Sexuelle - MLPFES) provides information on contraception and works to educate the public about preventing sexual violence. They offer assistance with finding legal representation for victims of sexual assaults. They also offer self-defense courses and support groups for women who have been victims of sexual violence.
Family SupportThe Association of Parents of People With Autism (Association des Parents de Personnes Atteintes d'Autisme de Luxembourg - APPAAL) works to promote early diagnosis, educational structure and support for children and adults with autism as well as their families.
Dyspel is a support group for families of dyslexic children in Luxembourg. Run by volunteers, the aim of the group is to raise awareness and support families in finding educational solutions for their child. Monthly support meetings are held where people of all nationalities can ask questions, find practical information and exchange experiences with other parents or professionals. Women's SupportThe La Leche League is an international breast-feeding counselling organisation that provides support to pregnant women and to new mothers to encourage breastfeeding. The organisation offers brochures, a helpline and support groups for nursing and expectant mothers.
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