Chit system available.
Acton Living Sober meets on Sunday evenings at 5.30pm for an hour at Emmaus House on Berrymead Gardens in Ealing. It is an open meeting, meaning attendance is not limited to people with a desire to stop drinking, so friends, relatives and anyone curious about AA are equally welcome. A chit system is available at this meeting, allowing members to have an attendance slip signed for court, probation or treatment purposes where needed. The Sunday evening timing offers a way to close out the weekend with a meeting before the working week begins. Emmaus House is recorded as wheelchair accessible, and it hosts several other AA meetings on different days.
Is Acton Living Sober open to everyone?
Yes, it is an open meeting, so anyone can attend, including people without a desire to stop drinking.
Can I get proof of attendance for court or probation?
Yes, a chit system operates at this meeting, so a slip can be signed as evidence.
Is the venue accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes, Emmaus House is recorded as wheelchair accessible.
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