Cumbernauld Recovery gathers every Monday at 7.30pm at the Macauley Centre on Rannoch Court in Condorrat. At an hour and forty-five minutes, it's one of the longer meetings in the area, with enough time for several people to share at length rather than a quick round of two-minute contributions. Membership is restricted to those with a desire to stop drinking, in keeping with AA's closed-meeting format, so it isn't a drop-in session for friends or family to attend alongside someone. The Macauley Centre is wheelchair accessible. Starting the week with a Monday evening meeting is a common pattern in recovery, and this group has built a routine around it, with a settled core of regular attenders.
Can family members come along to support someone?
Not to this meeting. It's closed, meaning attendance is limited to those with a desire to stop drinking.
Is it free, and do I need to book ahead?
Yes, it's free, and no booking is required. You can simply arrive before 7.30pm on Monday.
Is the Macauley Centre wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue is recorded as wheelchair accessible.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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