I have a friend who's daughter is a meth addict...?

Although it's not a support group, it is a guide that may be of help. Perhaps it has some useful info.

Prisoners of Meth - Jesse W. Hambrick , Jr.

“Prisoners of Meth” is a fascinating, round-trip journey into the dark world of

Crystal Meth Addiction and the much needed return trip into the light through

intervention and recovery for meth users. The book's author, Jesse W.

Hambrick Jr., founded the Douglas County Meth Task Force in Douglas

County, Georgia, and is considered a leading expert in the area of

Methamphetamine production, distribution, use and treatment.

Mr. Hambrick wrote “Prisoners of Meth” after continually witnessing first hand

the desperation and suffering experienced by the friends and family

members of meth users and crystal meth addicts. This crucial guidebook on

meth addiction offers common sense, plain-English answers to questions

like, "What is methamphetamine?" and "How can I recognize the signs of

meth addiction or abuse in my loved ones?" It also answers the question

"What now?" that many friends and family members ask themselves when

they find out their loved one is abusing Crystal Meth, and also provides in

detail the ABC's of how intervene on behalf of a Meth user.

If you are currently struggling to help a loved one who is using Crystal Meth,

"Prisoners of Meth" was written for you.

If you suspect that your loved one might have a meth addiction and don’t

know where to turn; "Prisoners of Meth" was written for you.

Even if you don't know a Meth user, but are interested in finding out more

about the destructive nature of the drug called crystal meth, ice, krank,

tweak, Tina, speed or methamphetamine, "Prisoners of Meth" was written for

you.

It is not only methamphetamine addicts that becomes prisoners of meth.

People that love and care about them also become "Prisoners of Meth."

Go here: http://www.anti-meth.org/jesse.html

I sincerely hope your friend and his daughter get the help they need. Good luck to you.

Nar-Anon is a support group for friends and family members of people doing drugs. Here is a link to the groups across the country:

http://nar-anon.org/naranongroups.htm

Look in the phone book or online for the number for Narcotics Anonymous. Ask them and they can put you into touch with family support groups.

Weather she stays sober or not it is not for you to decide.Tell her mom she is the one you will face when your friend kills herself with that crap and then your going to always wonder what if I would have told?If your worried about her getting mad at you just ask her not to tell where it came from.She already has a idea something is up or she would not ask you