Venue Info: Enter Main Door from Car Park. Down the Corridor, the Room to the Right. The Format of the Meeting is varied Week 1 Living Clean Week 2 Step Study Week 3 Recovery Topic Wheel Week 4 Speaker Bus Routes: 29 Travel Comment: Several Bus Routes Available. Venue has Private Car Park 15 Minutes Walk from the Train Station
Saturday Night Live is a Narcotics Anonymous meeting in Llanyrafon, Cwmbran, running each Saturday from 7pm for an hour at Llanyrafon Methodist Church. Enter through the main door from the car park, walk down the corridor and the meeting room is on the right. The format changes through the month: week one works from Living Clean, week two is a step study, week three uses a recovery topic wheel, and week four is a speaker meeting. As an open meeting, anyone is welcome, and it's well suited to newcomers. Children are welcome and pets too. There's a private car park on site, and the venue is wheelchair accessible. Bus route 29 stops nearby, with the train station about a 15-minute walk away.
Can I come to this meeting if I'm not sure I belong yet?
Yes. This is an open Narcotics Anonymous meeting, so anyone is welcome, including people who are still working things out, along with family, friends and interested professionals. The only requirement for NA membership is a desire to stop using drugs. It's also marked as a beginner and newcomer meeting, so you'll find a friendly starting point.
Do I need to book or pay?
No booking is needed and there's no charge. NA meetings are free to attend, though a basket is passed for voluntary contributions to cover room hire and refreshments. Just turn up on the night and take a seat.
How do I find the room and get there?
Enter through the main door from the car park, go down the corridor, and the room is on the right. There's a private car park at the venue, which is wheelchair accessible. Bus route 29 serves the area, and the train station is roughly a 15-minute walk away.
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