Cambridge Sunday meets every Sunday at 4pm at The Edge Café on Mill Road in Cambridge and runs for an hour, a shorter format than many Narcotics Anonymous meetings in the area. The session is built around literature study, giving members a chance to read and reflect on NA texts together. It is open to anyone, so family members, friends and professionals are just as welcome as people with a desire to stop using drugs. Parking is available at the venue and the café itself is wheelchair accessible. A Sunday afternoon slot can work well for those who prefer to fit recovery around a weekend routine rather than an evening one.
Can anyone attend this meeting?
Yes, it's an open meeting, so anyone with an interest is welcome to attend.
How long does the meeting last?
It runs for an hour, shorter than many NA meetings, which typically last an hour and a half.
Is The Edge Café accessible by wheelchair?
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible.
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