Bridge To Recovery meets in Billingham on Monday evenings at 7pm, taking over a room at Low Grange Community Centre on Low Grange Avenue for an hour. It is an open Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, which means the door is open to everyone: people who want to stop drinking, people worried about someone else's drinking, and professionals who want to see what happens at AA. The community centre is wheelchair accessible. Nothing about attending is complicated; there is no cost, no booking system and no paperwork, and only first names are used. If Monday evenings feel like a long stretch, an hour here is a practical way to start the week on steadier ground.
Can anyone attend Bridge To Recovery?
Yes. It is an open AA meeting, so people with a desire to stop drinking, their family and friends, and interested professionals are all welcome.
Is Low Grange Community Centre wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible.
How do I join, and what does it cost?
There is nothing to join and nothing to pay. Just arrive at the community centre on Low Grange Avenue shortly before 7pm on a Monday.
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