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Before you go
Open to all on the first Tuesday of every month.
About this meeting
Grimsby NA meets on Tuesday evenings at 7pm at St Andrew's Church on Albion Street, running for an hour and a half with a format that varies from week to week. It is normally a closed meeting for people with a desire to stop using drugs, but it opens to all on the first Tuesday of every month, giving family, friends and anyone curious about the fellowship a chance to attend. The venue is wheelchair accessible, and its central location makes it an easy meeting to find for anyone new to Grimsby's NA community.
Common questions
Who can attend Grimsby NA
It is normally closed to people with a desire to stop using drugs, but it opens to all on the first Tuesday of every month.
Is there a cost or booking required
No, it is free and there is no need to book a place.
Is St Andrew's Church wheelchair accessible
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible.
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