Stepping Into Freedom group. Open meeting, wheelchair accessible. Doors open 18:45.
Stepping Into Freedom, DAA Blackpool's Wednesday meeting, is held at 7.15pm at St Thomas' Church on Caunce Street, with doors open from 6.45pm for anyone wanting to arrive early. Drug Addicts Anonymous is a fellowship for people with a desire to stop using drugs, and this is an open meeting, so family, friends and anyone with an interest in the programme are also welcome alongside members. The venue is wheelchair accessible, and the meeting runs for an hour, mixing shared experience with mutual support in the Twelve Step tradition. There's no need to book or pay to attend; you can simply arrive from 6.45pm and take a seat when you're ready, speaking or just listening as you prefer.
What time can I arrive?
Doors open at 6.45pm ahead of the 7.15pm start.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, St Thomas' Church is wheelchair accessible.
Is this meeting open to family and friends?
Yes, it's an open meeting, so anyone is welcome alongside members with a desire to stop using drugs.
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