Living The Programme group. Doors open 18:30.
Living The Programme, DAA Plymouth's Wednesday meeting, is held at 7pm at the Unitarian Church on Notte Street, with doors open from 6.30pm for anyone who'd like to arrive early. Drug Addicts Anonymous is a fellowship for people with a desire to stop using drugs, offering mutual support through shared experience and the Twelve Steps. The meeting is open, so family, friends and anyone with an interest in recovery are welcome to attend alongside members. It runs for about an hour, giving space for both structured sharing and general discussion. There's no cost to attend and no need to book a place in advance; newcomers can simply arrive from 6.30pm and take a seat when they're ready.
What time can I get there?
Doors open at 6.30pm, ahead of the 7pm start.
Who can attend?
It's an open meeting, welcoming family and friends alongside members with a desire to stop using drugs.
Is there anything to pay?
No, it's free with no booking needed.
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