Droitwich's Sunday evening AA meeting takes place at the Methodist Church on Worcester Road at 7.30pm, lasting an hour and a half. It is an open meeting, so attendance is not restricted: people with a desire to stop drinking sit alongside family members, friends and professionals who have come to listen and learn. The church is listed as wheelchair accessible. For anyone in the Droitwich area facing the week ahead with apprehension, a settled Sunday night meeting can make a real difference, and the same venue hosts a Big Book study on Tuesday evenings for a midweek follow-up. Nothing needs arranging in advance; the meeting is free, unbooked and anonymous, and speaking is always optional.
Do I qualify to attend?
Yes, whoever you are. This is an open AA meeting, so it welcomes anyone with a desire to stop drinking as well as anyone supporting them or simply wanting to understand AA.
Is there a charge or booking system?
No. AA meetings are free and no booking is needed. A voluntary collection is usually taken, with no expectation on newcomers.
Can wheelchair users get in?
Yes, the Methodist Church on Worcester Road is listed as wheelchair accessible for this meeting.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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