The Corby meeting is held on Tuesday mornings at Beanfield Community Centre on Beanfield Ave, running for about an hour. This is a members meeting, so it is intended for people already connected to AA with a desire to stop drinking, rather than as a first point of contact for someone new to the fellowship. The mid-morning timing offers an alternative to the evening meetings more commonly found in the area. The venue is wheelchair accessible, making the Tuesday session workable for members who need step-free access to the community centre.
Can a first-time visitor attend this meeting
This is a members meeting, so it is intended for those already connected to AA rather than a first visit.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible
Yes, Beanfield Community Centre is listed as wheelchair accessible.
What time does the meeting run
It meets on Tuesdays at 11am for about an hour.
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