Hampstead Women meets on Sundays at 5pm in St John-At-Hampstead Church on Church Row, and, as the title suggests, is a meeting for women, giving space to share experiences particular to being a woman in recovery. The Alcoholics Anonymous meeting runs for an hour and is open, so while it is a women's meeting, women who are simply curious, supporting someone else or working professionally in the field are just as welcome as those with a desire to stop drinking. Church Row sits in the centre of Hampstead village, within easy reach of the Underground station. There is nothing to pay and no need to book a place in advance; women can arrive on the day. Wheelchair access at the church has not been confirmed, so anyone with mobility needs is advised to ask the group directly.
Who can attend Hampstead Women?
Hampstead Women is open to any woman, whether she has a desire to stop drinking herself or is attending to support someone else, learn about AA, or in a professional capacity.
Is there a cost to attend?
There is no cost to attend and no booking system. You simply turn up at St John-At-Hampstead Church for 5pm.
Is the church easy to get to and accessible?
The church is in central Hampstead, close to the Underground. Wheelchair access has not been confirmed, so it is worth checking with the group ahead of your visit.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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