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Alcoholics Anonymous

Sittingbourne Road To Recovery

Schedule

Day Every Tuesday

Time 20:00 — 21:15

Duration 1hr 15mins

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

Venue

Venue Sittingbourne Methodist Church Centre

Address Grafton Rd (Off St Michaels Rd)

Postcode ME10 4PB

Accessibility

Wheelchair Accessible

Chit System in Use

Notes

Doors open at 19.00

About this meeting

The Tuesday edition of Sittingbourne Road To Recovery meets at 8pm at Sittingbourne Methodist Church Centre on Grafton Road, off St Michaels Road, ME10 4PB, with doors open from 7pm, so there is a good hour to arrive, settle and chat before the start. The meeting itself lasts an hour and a quarter and is open, meaning anyone may attend, including family, friends and professionals. A chit system is in place for those needing attendance confirmed for court, probation or treatment, and the venue is wheelchair accessible. Attendance is free with no booking; if walking into a room of strangers feels daunting, coming early while it is quiet can make the first visit easier.

Common questions

What time should I arrive?

Doors open at 7pm and the meeting starts at 8pm, so you can come any time in that window. Arriving early gives you a chance to meet people before the meeting begins.

Who can attend, and is it free?

Anyone can attend as it is an open meeting, and it is completely free with no booking needed.

Is the venue accessible, and are chits signed?

Yes to both. The Methodist Church Centre is listed as wheelchair accessible, and the group can sign attendance chits for court, probation or treatment.

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