The Sobriety Bus 12 Stops 1 Promise meets on Tuesday mornings at 7am at the Salvation Army on Balham High Road, an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting running for an hour. The name plays on the idea of the Twelve Steps as stops along a single route, with one shared aim behind them, and the meeting suits those who like to start the day with a session before work. It is open, so anyone is welcome to attend, including people with a desire to stop drinking, family members, friends or professionals interested in AA. There is no charge for attending and no need to book a place beforehand; simply arrive at the venue for the start time. Wheelchair access at the Salvation Army building has not been confirmed, so check with the group if this affects you.
Who can attend The Sobriety Bus 12 Stops 1 Promise?
Yes, anyone can attend, including people with a desire to stop drinking, family, friends and professionals, since this is an open meeting.
Is there a cost or need to book?
There is no cost and no booking required. The meeting runs on a drop-in basis from 7am on Tuesdays.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Wheelchair access at the Salvation Army on Balham High Road has not been confirmed, so contact the group ahead of time if you need step-free access.
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