Sunday afternoons at 2.30pm bring an open General Share meeting to the Community Centre on Willow Road in Darlington, lasting one hour. Open means exactly that: anyone is welcome, including family members, friends and professionals, as well as anyone wondering whether they have a desire to stop drinking. This meeting also operates a chit system, so if you need signed evidence of attendance for a court order, probation or a treatment programme, the secretary can sign your slip. The format is a general share, with members speaking in turn about their own experience; you can simply listen if you prefer. The building is wheelchair accessible, and the afternoon time makes it a practical choice for people who cannot get out in the evenings.
Who is allowed to attend this meeting?
Anyone. It is an open AA meeting, so people who want to stop drinking, their family and friends, and interested professionals are all welcome.
Can I get proof of attendance for court or probation?
Yes. This meeting runs a chit system: ask the secretary and your attendance slip can be signed as evidence for court, probation or a treatment programme.
Is it free, and is the venue accessible?
It is free with no booking needed, and the Community Centre on Willow Road is listed as wheelchair accessible.
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