Hayle's Friday-night Alcoholics Anonymous meeting takes place at St Elwyn's Church Hall, 1 East Terrace, from 7.30pm to 9pm. It is an open meeting, so the door is not just for people who want to stop drinking; partners, parents, adult children, friends and professionals are all welcome to come and listen. If you are new, you will not be asked to speak, pay or sign anything, and the only requirement for AA membership is a desire to stop drinking. The church hall is wheelchair accessible. A second meeting, Living Sober, runs at the same venue on Wednesday evenings, which can be useful if one night a week does not feel like enough.
Who can come along to the Friday meeting in Hayle?
Everyone. It is an open AA meeting, welcoming anyone with a desire to stop drinking as well as family, friends and professionals.
Do I need to book, and how much does it cost?
There is no booking and no cost. Just arrive at St Elwyn's Church Hall, 1 East Terrace, shortly before 7.30pm on Friday.
Is the hall wheelchair accessible?
Yes, St Elwyn's Church Hall is wheelchair accessible. The same hall also hosts the Living Sober meeting on Wednesday evenings at 7.30pm.
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