Carmarthen has a Monday evening Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at half past seven, held at the Salvation Army building on Lammas Street, running for an hour. It gives people across the town and the wider Carmarthenshire area a regular weekly point of contact among others who share a desire to stop drinking, meeting in a building with a long history of community support. As a closed meeting, it is kept for those pursuing their own recovery from alcohol rather than open to family, friends or professionals wishing to observe, which allows sharing to remain candid. The venue is wheelchair accessible, so getting in and finding a seat should be straightforward. There is no cost to attend and nothing to book beforehand, you simply arrive shortly before half past seven and take a seat among a steady local group.
Is the Carmarthen meeting open to the wider public?
No, it is a closed meeting for people with a desire to stop drinking.
Do I need to pay or book a place?
No, it is free and there is no booking process, just arrive before half past seven on Monday.
Is the Salvation Army building on Lammas Street wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible.
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