The Hook group meets on Wednesday evenings at 7pm at Sacred Heart Church on London Road in Hook, Hampshire, with the meeting lasting an hour and a quarter. It is an open Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, meaning attendance is not limited to members: family, friends, students and professionals are all welcome to come and see how AA works. The church is wheelchair accessible. If you are new, you can expect to be greeted, offered a seat and left to take part as much or as little as you like; plenty of people say nothing at all at their first meeting. There is no charge for any AA meeting and no need to book, so arriving a few minutes early is plenty.
Do I have to say anything at the meeting?
No. You can simply listen. Nobody is required to speak, and many people say nothing at their first few meetings.
Who can attend, and does it cost anything?
Anyone can attend this open meeting, including family and friends, and it is completely free with no booking or referral.
Is Sacred Heart Church wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue on London Road is wheelchair accessible for this meeting.
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