Ryde Men's meets on Tuesday evenings on High Street, starting at 7pm and running for about an hour. This is a members-only meeting, reserved for men in Alcoholics Anonymous rather than open to the wider public or to family and friends wishing to observe. The venue has wheelchair access, though no newcomer chit is recorded for this group. Held weekly in Ryde on the Isle of Wight, it gives male members a members-only space to talk through recovery from a desire to stop drinking among others with similar experience, sitting alongside the town's other weekly AA meetings held at Aspire and Binstead Methodist Church.
Can women or non-members attend Ryde Men's?
No, this is a members-only meeting for men in Alcoholics Anonymous rather than an open meeting.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue has wheelchair access.
What time does the meeting run?
It meets on Tuesdays at 7pm and lasts about an hour.
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