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About this meeting
Bridge to Normal Living meets weekly in Camden, north London, at St Paul's Church on Camden Square, on Saturdays at 9am, lasting around an hour. DA exists for people with a desire to stop incurring unsecured debt; members share their own experience of getting to grips with money and debt through the Twelve Steps. As an open meeting, it welcomes newcomers, visitors and people supporting someone else, alongside DA's own members. No booking is needed and there is no charge to attend, in keeping with every meeting in the fellowship.
Common questions
Do I need to already be a DA member to attend?
No. The meeting is open, so newcomers and visitors are just as welcome as regular members, and there is no need to have attended before.
Do I need to book a place, and is it free?
There is no charge and no booking system. You can simply turn up on the day, a little before the start time.
Is this meeting held every week?
Yes, this is a weekly meeting, held every Saturday at 9am.
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