St Joseph's Church on Arkell Avenue in Carterton hosts an open Alcoholics Anonymous meeting every Monday at 7.30pm, running for an hour and a half. As an open meeting, it is available to anyone, including family, friends and professionals, not only people with a desire to stop drinking. The church is wheelchair accessible. Carterton, in west Oxfordshire near RAF Brize Norton, also draws members from the nearby towns of Bampton and Burford, so the meeting serves a fairly wide rural catchment rather than Carterton alone. The longer session length allows more time for sharing than a typical hour-long meeting, which can suit members who prefer a slower pace of discussion.
Is the Carterton meeting open to family and friends?
Yes, it is an open meeting, so family, friends and professionals can attend alongside people with a desire to stop drinking.
How long does the meeting last?
It runs for an hour and a half, longer than many AA meetings, giving more time for discussion.
Is St Joseph's Church wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue on Arkell Avenue is wheelchair accessible.
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