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Bring a free, peer-led Fentanyl Anonymous meeting to your community. Complete the request below and the FA team will review it and contact you about next steps.

Start Your Request Meeting Start-up Kit

How It Works

  1. Submit your request

    Tell us about the meeting you’d like to start, where it will be held, and who will host it.

  2. The FA team reviews it

    We review every request and reach out to talk through the details with you.

  3. Your meeting goes live

    Once approved, your meeting can be listed in the FA meeting directory so people can find it.

Your Information
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Your Information

Who should the FA team contact about this request?

Meeting Details
2

Meeting Details

When will the meeting take place, and what kind of meeting will it be?

Day(s) of the week
Meeting format
Open or closed meeting
Location
3

Location

Where will the meeting be held? For virtual meetings, share the platform or link.

Is the location open to the public?
Meeting Host
4

Meeting Host

Tell us about the person who will host and be the contact for this meeting. If the meeting is listed publicly, the directory shows the host’s first name and last initial only.

Has the host attended FA meetings before?
How did you hear about Fentanyl Anonymous?
Facility
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Facility

Details about the facility where the meeting will be held.

Has the facility approved FA holding meetings at this location?
Has the facility confirmed whether its general liability insurance covers outside meetings or organizations?
Review & Submit
6

Review & Submit

Almost done — please confirm the following.

The FA team will review your request and contact you regarding next steps. See our Privacy Policy for how this information is used.

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