Adult Children of Alcoholics Open meeting Free — no booking

A New Hope

Every Friday, · Memorial Hall, High Wych Rd, High Wych, CM21 0HZ · Next: Friday 28 August

Checked against Adult Children of Alcoholics’s own meeting feed Last verified 16 August 2026

At a glance

Day Every Friday
Time
£ Cost Free
Who can attend Open meeting — anyone is welcome, including family and friends.

Getting there

Venue Memorial Hall
Address High Wych Rd, High Wych
Postcode CM21 0HZ

About this meeting

A New Hope meets every Friday at 7pm at Memorial Hall on High Wych Road, in the village of High Wych near Sawbridgeworth. The ACA programme is for adults whose childhood was marked by a parent's drinking or by other family dysfunction, and its recovery work is about healing from that experience rather than about stopping a habit in adulthood. Since it is an open meeting, nobody is turned away - friends, partners and professionals attend alongside those who identify as adult children. Attendance is free and no booking is required - anyone can simply arrive and take a seat among the group.

Common questions

Who typically comes to this meeting?

Mostly adults who grew up with alcoholism or family dysfunction, but as an open meeting it also welcomes friends, relatives and professionals.

How much does it cost to attend, and is booking required?

It costs nothing, and there's no need to book - anyone can simply arrive.

Where exactly is High Wych?

It's a village close to Sawbridgeworth in Hertfordshire, where Memorial Hall hosts the meeting.

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Adult Children of Alcoholics Open meeting Friday

Memorial Hall, High Wych Rd
High Wych, CM21 0HZ

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