Walworth County Alano Club

Walworth County Alano Club meeting room — You Are Welcome Here

Walworth County Alano Club

“You Are Welcome Here”

“You Are Welcome Here”

A welcoming place to find recovery, fellowship, support, and a next step when you need one.

Using This Website
✦ ❖ ✦New WCAC WebsiteAdd/Download flyers! Add/Edit Events! Much More!→ New Website is Live!✦ ❖ ✦ ✦ ❖ ✦Halloween PartyOct 31st at WCAC! Hot Chil! Wear A Costume! Passing out candy!→ FUN FOR ALL!✦ ❖ ✦ ✦Board Membership MeetingMembership Meeting of WCAC Board Nov 15th→ Everyone One Is Welcome✦
Events

See upcoming club events, activities, and special gatherings.

For a better experience, install WCAC as an app on your PC or laptop.

Install WCAC on Your PC or Laptop (Chrome)Install WCAC on Your PC or Laptop (Edge)
  1. Open this website in Google Chrome.
  2. Click Chrome's three-dot menu ⋮ in the upper right.
  3. Select Cast, save, and share → Install page as app, or select the Install icon in the address bar when available. (Menu names may vary.)
  4. Confirm Install and complete any prompts.
  5. Right-click the WCAC app's icon on the Windows taskbar and select Pin to taskbar.
  6. Close and reopen WCAC from the taskbar.
  1. Open this website in Microsoft Edge.
  2. Click Edge's three-dot menu … in the upper right.
  3. Select Apps → Install this site as an app, or use the Install icon in the address bar when available.
  4. Confirm Install and complete any prompts.
  5. Pin the WCAC app to the taskbar if prompted, or right-click its taskbar icon and choose Pin to taskbar.
  6. Close and reopen WCAC from the taskbar. If Edge offers an app update, follow its prompt.

Questions? Choose Contact Us from the Main Menu.

Are You Concerned About Your Drinking?

Many people come to their first meeting because thoughts like these have started coming up:

  • You worry about your drinking.
  • You end up drinking more than you planned, or have trouble stopping once you start.
  • Your drinking has affected your responsibilities, health, or relationships.
  • You feel guilty, ashamed, or regretful after drinking.
  • You crave alcohol, or feel like you need more than before to get the same effect.
  • You have had times you could not remember parts of what happened after drinking.
  • You find yourself drinking alone or in secret.

If any of this feels familiar, you are welcome to join us at a meeting and simply listen.
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