Fulham Newcomers Focus does what its name promises: a weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meeting with the emphasis placed squarely on people who are new, or coming back. It meets every Tuesday at 7.30pm at Bishop Creighton House, 378 Lillie Road in Fulham, and lasts an hour. Because it is an open meeting, you do not have to call yourself an alcoholic to walk through the door; partners, family members and friends are welcome too, which takes some of the pressure off a first visit. The building is wheelchair accessible. Nothing needs booking and nothing needs paying, and if you would rather just sit and listen for the hour, that is entirely fine.
I've never been to AA before. Is this a good first meeting?
Yes. This meeting has a particular focus on newcomers, and it is open, so you can attend whether or not you are sure AA is for you, and you can bring someone with you for support.
Do I need to book or pay anything?
No. AA meetings are always free and there is no booking. Arrive at Bishop Creighton House a few minutes before 7.30pm on a Tuesday.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Bishop Creighton House at 378 Lillie Road is listed as wheelchair accessible.
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