Chit system Non-restrictive On site parking
A Quiet Peace is a Thursday morning Cocaine Anonymous meeting at the Salvation Army building on Hassell Drive in Bristol, starting at 10.30am and lasting around an hour. It is a closed, women-focused meeting, open to those who share a desire to stop using cocaine and other mind-altering substances, and it is child-friendly, so bringing children along need not stop anyone attending. Notes describe it as non-restrictive in how it runs, and there is on-site parking for anyone driving over. A chit system is available for members who need attendance signed off for court, probation or treatment purposes. The venue has wheelchair access.
Is A Quiet Peace open to everyone?
No, it is a closed women's meeting, meant for those with a desire to stop using cocaine and other mind-altering substances rather than open to the public.
Can I bring my children?
Yes, this meeting is described as child-friendly.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the Salvation Army building on Hassell Drive has wheelchair access.
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