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Before you go
The Format of the Meeting Revolves for the Newcomer. Experience, Strength & Hope Main Shares and NA Literature Studies. Fellows Bringing Children, Please Ensure They are Supervised and are Wearing Headphones. Thank You Bus Routes: 555
About this meeting
Fighting Fear in Windermere is a Narcotics Anonymous meeting held every Monday evening at the Marchesi Centre on Holly Road. Running from 6pm for an hour, it's an open meeting welcoming anyone interested, and the format shifts to suit whoever is in the room. You'll find experience, strength and hope shares alongside NA literature study, all built around supporting newcomers. The venue is wheelchair accessible with parking available on site, and the 555 bus stops nearby. Children are welcome, though the group asks that they are supervised and wearing headphones during the meeting. Please note pets aren't allowed. It's a friendly, relaxed setting in the heart of the Lake District, and there's no need to book ahead.
Common questions
Can I just turn up, and who is welcome?
Yes, simply come along. This is an open meeting, so anyone is welcome, including family, friends and professionals, as well as anyone with a desire to stop using drugs. Children are welcome too, provided they are supervised and wearing headphones.
Do I need to book or pay anything?
No booking is needed and there's no cost. NA meetings are free to attend, and you can arrive as a newcomer without contacting anyone in advance.
Is the venue accessible and how do I get there?
The Marchesi Centre is wheelchair accessible and has parking available on site. If you're travelling by bus, the 555 route stops nearby. Please note pets aren't permitted.
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