Carlton's AA meeting gathers on Wednesday evenings at 7.30pm at Emmaus Village on School Lane, in the village of Carlton near Bedford, and lasts an hour. It is an open meeting, meaning anyone can attend - not only people who have a desire to stop drinking but also relatives, friends and anyone wanting to understand what AA is about. Newcomers are free to sit quietly and listen; nobody is required to speak. The venue is wheelchair accessible. There is no charge for attending, and no appointment, referral or booking is needed - if Wednesday evening suits, simply make your way to School Lane and walk in.
Do I have to be an alcoholic to attend?
No. This is an open AA meeting, so anyone is welcome, including family members, friends and professionals. People who want to stop drinking are especially welcome.
How much does it cost?
Nothing. AA meetings are always free to attend, with no booking or membership. Just arrive at Emmaus Village, School Lane, Carlton before 7.30pm on a Wednesday.
Is there wheelchair access at Emmaus Village?
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible.
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