Cheadle All Hallows meets on Tuesday lunchtimes at 1pm at All Hallows Church on Councillor Lane, Cheadle, and runs for an hour and a half. It is an open Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, so the door is open not only to people who want to stop drinking but also to family members, friends, carers and professionals who would like to understand what AA does. A midweek daytime slot makes it a practical choice for anyone whose evenings are spoken for. The church is wheelchair accessible. Nothing needs to be arranged in advance: there is no charge, no booking system and no obligation to say a word if you would rather just listen over the ninety minutes.
Can I bring a family member with me?
Yes. This is an open AA meeting, so family, friends and anyone else interested in AA are welcome to attend alongside people seeking help with their drinking.
How much is it, and do I book?
It is free and no booking is needed. Just come to All Hallows Church on Councillor Lane for 1pm on Tuesday.
Is the venue suitable for wheelchair users?
Yes. All Hallows Church in Cheadle is listed as wheelchair accessible.
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