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About this meeting
A New Life meets every Wednesday at St Augustine's Church on Rock Avenue in Gillingham, Kent, starting at 7.30pm and running for an hour and a half. It is an open Cocaine Anonymous meeting, so family, friends and anyone interested in the fellowship can attend alongside members. The venue has wheelchair access, and the group runs a chit system to mark recovery milestones. With its longer ninety-minute format, there tends to be time for both structured discussion and more informal conversation after the meeting closes, making it a reasonably substantial weekly commitment for members in the Medway area.
Common questions
Is A New Life an open meeting?
Yes, family, friends and anyone interested in the fellowship can attend alongside members.
Is St Augustine's Church wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue has wheelchair access.
Does the group use a chit system?
Yes, chits are given out to mark milestones in recovery.
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