Caerphilly Recovery meets on Thursday evenings at eight o'clock in Twyn Community Hall, in Caerphilly town centre, giving members a midweek fixture alongside the group's Sunday meeting at the same venue. It's a closed AA meeting, kept for those with a desire to stop drinking under the Third Tradition, rather than open to family, friends or professionals. Wheelchair access at Twyn Community Hall has not been confirmed, so it would be worth checking directly if you need step-free access. There's no cost to attend and nothing to book beforehand: people generally arrive shortly before eight and make their way into the hall ready for the meeting to start.
Is there more than one Caerphilly Recovery meeting each week?
Yes, it also meets on Sunday evenings at the same venue, Twyn Community Hall.
Is the meeting open to friends and family?
No, it's closed, meant for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than supporters or professionals.
Is Twyn Community Hall wheelchair accessible?
This hasn't been confirmed, so it's worth checking ahead.
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