Cardiff Fellowship And Living Life On Life's Terms - 12-Step Meeting

Name: Cardiff Fellowship And Living Life On Life’s Terms
Location: Room 4, Quaker Meeting House

Schedule

Day Every Sunday

Time 20:00 — 21:00

Duration 1hr

Meeting Type Open meeting — anyone is welcome, including family and friends

Format Beginner/Newcomer, Basic Text, Just For Today Book Study, Living Clean Study, Speaker, No pets, Share meeting, Book Study

Venue

Venue Room 4, Quaker Meeting House

Address 43 Charles Street,Cardiff

Postcode CF10 2GB

Accessibility

Wheelchair Accessible

Notes

Venue Info: NA Sign Hanging on the Front Door. Please Press Buzzer for Entry. PLEASE DO NOT Park in the Building Car Park. Permit Only. Limited Parking on Street but Avoid Disabled Bays Unless you have a Blue Badge and Double Yellow Lines. The Format of Meeting Keeps Recovery Fresh, We Rotate the Format. Just for Today, Basic Text, Living Clean & a Monthly Experience, Strength & Hope Share. Newcomers are Especially Welcome.

About this meeting

Rounding off the week, this Narcotics Anonymous group meets every Sunday evening at 20:00 in Room 4 of the Quaker Meeting House on Charles Street, in central Cardiff. Sessions run for an hour and the format rotates to keep recovery fresh, moving between Just For Today, the Basic Text and Living Clean study, with a monthly Experience, Strength and Hope share. Newcomers are especially welcome here. When you arrive, look for the NA sign hanging on the front door and press the buzzer for entry. Please don't park in the building car park, which is permit only; there's limited street parking, but avoid the disabled bays unless you hold a Blue Badge, and steer clear of double yellow lines. No pets, please.

Common questions

Who can come to this meeting?

This is an open meeting, so anyone is welcome, including family, friends and anyone curious about recovery. It's especially geared towards newcomers, and the only requirement for NA membership is a desire to stop using drugs.

Do I need to book, and is there a charge?

No booking is needed and there's no charge to attend. Just turn up on Sunday for the 20:00 start, look for the NA sign on the front door and press the buzzer to be let in.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the Quaker Meeting House is wheelchair accessible. Street parking is limited; if you hold a Blue Badge you may use a disabled bay, but please don't park in the building's permit-only car park.