Every Friday evening, Alcoholics Anonymous meets at Sacred Heart Church on the High Street in Bordon, starting at 8pm and lasting about an hour and fifteen minutes. The meeting is open, meaning family, friends, professionals and anyone curious about the fellowship may sit in alongside members. Sacred Heart Church has wheelchair access, though no newcomer chit is recorded for this particular meeting. Bordon lies within the Hampshire AA area, and this Friday gathering gives people locally, and those travelling in from nearby villages, a regular place to hear from others with a desire to stop drinking. What is shared in the room stays there, and no appointment or referral is needed to attend.
Is the Bordon Friday meeting open to visitors who are not AA members?
Yes. It is an open meeting, so visitors, family members and anyone interested in Alcoholics Anonymous may attend alongside AA members.
Does Sacred Heart Church have wheelchair access?
Yes, the venue has wheelchair access.
Is a newcomer chit given out at this meeting?
No newcomer chit is noted for this particular meeting.
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