At a glance
Getting there
Before you go
Venue Info: Please enter at rear of building via car park on McFarlane Street.
About this meeting
The Any Lengths group meets every Wednesday evening in Glasgow's east end, gathering at The Salvation Army's Wallace of Campsie House on East Campbell Street. Doors open for 17:30 and the meeting runs for an hour. It's a beginner and newcomer-focused Narcotics Anonymous meeting, so if you're walking through the door for the first time, this is a good one to try — the format is geared towards people finding their feet. When you arrive, enter at the rear of the building via the car park on McFarlane Street rather than the main frontage. As an open meeting, anyone is welcome, whether you're here for yourself or supporting someone else. Expect a straightforward, friendly hour among people who understand what starting out feels like.
Common questions
Can I come along if I've never been to a meeting before?
Yes. This is a beginner and newcomer meeting, so it's set up with first-timers in mind. It's also an open meeting, meaning anyone can attend — including family, friends or professionals — alongside those with a desire to stop using drugs.
Do I need to book or pay anything?
No. There's no booking and no cost. Just turn up before the 17:30 start. Narcotics Anonymous meetings are free to attend and self-supporting through members' own contributions.
Where exactly do I go in?
Enter at the rear of the building via the car park on McFarlane Street, not the main entrance. The venue is Wallace of Campsie House at 30 East Campbell Street, G1 5DT. Step-free access hasn't been confirmed, so contact the group if you need to check.
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