Meeting on Thursday mornings at 11am, Billingham Bridge To Recovery offers a daytime Alcoholics Anonymous session at Low Grange Community Centre on Low Grange Avenue, Billingham. The hour-long meeting is open, which means attendance is not limited to people with a desire to stop drinking; family, friends and professionals are welcome as well. A morning slot suits shift workers, retired people and anyone who finds evenings difficult. The centre is wheelchair accessible. There is no cost and no need to book; just come along. The same group also meets at the venue on Monday evenings at 7pm and Friday evenings at 6pm, giving Billingham AA cover three days a week.
Is a daytime meeting the same as an evening one?
Yes, the format is the same AA meeting, just at 11am, which suits shift workers, parents and anyone who prefers not to go out at night.
Can family members or professionals attend?
Yes. It is an open meeting, so anyone is welcome alongside people with a desire to stop drinking.
What does it cost, and is there wheelchair access?
It is free with no booking, and Low Grange Community Centre is wheelchair accessible.
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