Beverley's Thursday night Alcoholics Anonymous meeting gathers at 7.30pm at St Nicholas Community Centre, 148 Holme Church Lane, and runs for an hour and a half. It is an open meeting, so as well as people who want to stop drinking, family members, friends and professionals are welcome to come and see what AA is like from the inside. The community centre is wheelchair accessible. A chit system operates, meaning the secretary can sign an attendance slip if you need evidence for court, probation or a treatment programme. Like every AA meeting it is free, with no booking or referral; you can decide to go on the day and simply walk in.
Can family and friends come along?
Yes. This is an open meeting, so anyone may attend, including people supporting a loved one and professionals wanting to understand AA.
Is there any cost or booking?
No. AA meetings are free, and you don't book. Just arrive at St Nicholas Community Centre, Holme Church Lane, for 7.30pm on a Thursday.
Is the venue accessible, and can attendance be evidenced?
Yes, the centre is wheelchair accessible, and a chit system operates for court, probation or treatment attendance slips.
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