Llangollen's AA meeting takes place on Saturday evenings at 6pm at The Welfare House on Market Street, in the middle of town, and lasts an hour and a quarter. It is a closed meeting, meaning it is reserved for people who have a desire to stop drinking; newcomers are warmly included in that, while family and friends should look for an open meeting elsewhere. The Welfare House is wheelchair accessible. The group operates a chit system, so if a court, probation officer or treatment service has asked for evidence that you are attending meetings, a slip can be signed for you. There is nothing to pay and nothing to book; simply turn up before 6pm.
Who can attend the Llangollen Saturday meeting?
Anyone with a desire to stop drinking, including people at their first ever meeting. As a closed meeting it is not open to family, friends or observers, who are welcome at open AA meetings.
Can I get proof that I attended?
Yes. The meeting runs a chit system, so attendance slips can be signed as evidence for court, probation or treatment programmes.
Is the venue accessible and is there a cost?
The Welfare House on Market Street is wheelchair accessible, and the meeting is free with no booking required.
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