Driffield's Sunday evening Alcoholics Anonymous meeting runs from 7.30pm for an hour at Driffield Community Centre on Mill Street, in the middle of the town. It is an open meeting, so anyone may attend, including family members, friends and professionals as well as people who want to stop drinking. The venue is unusually well set up for access: it is wheelchair accessible and also has provision for people with hearing difficulties. A chit system operates, so attendance slips can be signed for court, probation or treatment evidence. As with every AA meeting there is no cost and no booking, making it an easy, low-pressure way to close the weekend for anyone in and around Driffield.
Who can attend the Driffield meeting?
Anyone. It is an open AA meeting, welcoming people who want to stop drinking along with family, friends and professionals.
What about accessibility?
Driffield Community Centre is wheelchair accessible and also has provision for people with hearing difficulties, which is rarer among meeting venues.
Is it free, and can I get proof of attendance?
Yes, it is free with no booking, and a chit system operates so attendance can be evidenced for court, probation or a treatment programme.
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