Fellowship Hall of Bozeman

11/14/2025

Recovery shouldn’t come at the expense of your stability.
At Fellowship Hall, we are about removing barriers, not creating more.
That’s why we: Provide free childcare vouchers for parents in recovery to use while attending meetings,
The Fellowship hall is full of tenants that meet early, late and on weekends. Our doors are open every single day of the year.
So if your life is overflowing with a lot going on, let Fellowship Hall be a place where you can set it all down for a while.

Help those struggling with drugs, alcohol, and other addictions, by providing a safe, welcoming, accessible facility for recovery programs.

11/11/2025

Pain does not present the same for everyone.
Healing does not sound the same for everyone.
That’s why Fellowship Hall is not just one type of recovery group.

Whether you’re:
living with someone else’s addiction (Al-Anon),
living with food-related compulsions (OA),
seeking connection after childhood trauma (ACA),
or working your own recovery program (AA, NA)...

Fellowship Hall is a place to find space, support, and strength in community, without shame.
Free meetings, daily
In the heart of Bozeman
Nonjudgmental, nonlabeling, always free

You do not have to have it all figured out to start the healing process. You just have to walk through our door.

11/05/2025

If today is your first day or if you are starting over today… We have a seat for you. We are open every day of the year, providing free, anonymous, and non-judgmental meetings in Fellowship Hall.

You are not behind. You are not broken. You are not alone.

900+ visits every week
Right here in Bozeman
All pathways welcome

11/04/2025

Recovery Happens in Families Too- We Support That Too

There’s another person behind every person with an addiction in recovery. A spouse. A child. A parent. A sibling. A friend.

Fellowship Hall hosts Al-Anon, Alateen, and other family support groups- because addiction is isolating, but recovery can be the glue to put families back together.

We see you, we hold space for you, and we’re here for your recovery too.

Safe spaces for families & loved ones
Education, connection, healing
Weekly meetings right here in the valley

Sit with people who understand. You don’t have to do this alone anymore.

11/02/2025

Addiction doesn’t always come in a bottle or a syringe. For many, it looks like food, control, secrecy, and shame. Overeaters Anonymous meetings at Fellowship Hall provide a safe, nonjudgmental place for people recovering from compulsive eating, bingeing, restricting, and other food-related behaviors that have become unmanageable. No weigh-ins. No diets. Just support. Meetings at Fellowship Hall are held weekly, with a 12-step model, shared stories, and shared strength. If food has become the thing you both fear and depend on, OA might be the place for you. Come as you are–and find freedom one step at a time.

11/01/2025

Al-Anon – Healing for Families, Too
You don’t have to be the one using to be hurting.
Addiction affects the entire family–and recovery is for everyone.
Al-Anon meetings at Fellowship Hall offer spouses, parents, children, and other loved ones of the alcoholic/addict a safe place to gather, to learn about tools and strength, and to be part of a community…because your story matters too.

You are not alone
Meeting space at Fellowship Hall
Regular weekly schedule
Peer-led, anonymous, judgment-free

Whether you just found out about your child’s addiction or you have suffered through years of the battle, Al-Anon can guide you in your steps to reclaiming peace–one conversation at a time.

Help those struggling with drugs, alcohol, and other addictions, by providing a safe, welcoming, accessible facility for recovery programs.

10/31/2025

At Fellowship Hall, we meet you where you are on your journey.

💬 Maybe you have a loved one who struggles with substance use, and you feel like you’re barely keeping it together.
💬 Maybe your coping mechanism of choice is food, and you’re ready to have a healthier relationship with it.
💬 Maybe you just want to sit in a circle with a group of people who understand.

We provide not only AA and NA, but also Al-Anon, OA, ACA, and more.
You don’t have to see yourself as “in recovery” to heal in community.

Every. Single. Meeting. Everyday. Always free. Always welcome.
Come as you are. We have a seat with your name on it.

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Help those struggling with drugs, alcohol, and other addictions, by providing a safe, welcoming, accessible facility for recovery programs.

10/28/2025

20% of Gallatin County adults say they binge or drink heavily, and Montana has the 2nd highest alcohol mortality rate in the nation.

But you’re not just another number. You’re a whole person with a story, and there’s a chair here with your name on it.

We don’t judge. We welcome.
We don’t fix. We walk beside.
We don’t give up—because recovery happens every day here.

Open 365 days a year. 900+ visits a week. Always free. Always welcome.

10/27/2025

You don’t have to hit bottom over and over…letting go of your dreams and aspirations.
You can walk through our doors simply because you want something better.
Recovery isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about choosing something different—one hour, one meeting, one cup of coffee at a time.
Whether you’re just curious, just tired, or just not sure…we’re here. No shame. No judgment.

10/26/2025

Recovery is always possible, and it often starts with one act of courage.

The Fellowship Hall offers:
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA): For those struggling with alcoholism.
Narcotics Anonymous (NA): For those with other substance abuse issues.
Gamblers Anonymous (GA): For those with gambling addictions.
S*x Addicts Anonymous (SAA): For those with s*x addiction.
Overeaters Anonymous (OA): For those with eating disorders.
Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA): For those with codependency issues.
Al-Anon: For family members and friends of alcoholics.
Family Support Groups: Groups specifically for families.

At Fellowship Hall, we offer a safe place for that first step and all the steps beyond to be taken in community.

10/11/2025

Being a parent in recovery can feel like you’re
carrying the weight of the world — and the diaper bag.

At Fellowship Hall, we want to lighten that load just a bit.

That’s why we offer child care vouchers to offset the cost of care while you’re at a meeting, because we know that getting help shouldn’t have to mean choosing between your recovery and your child’s care.

You’re not a burden — you’re a human being doing your best.
And we’re here to support you every step of the way.

10/10/2025

Some days will feel like progress.
Other days will feel like you're right back where you started.

That’s not failure — it’s recovery.

At Fellowship Hall, we don’t expect perfection. We just offer a place to show up, be real, and try again.

Wherever you are on the path, you belong here.