Hayling Island Living Sober meets on Friday late mornings at St Andrews Church Hall on Southwood Road, starting at 11.45am and running for around an hour and fifteen minutes. It is an open meeting, so anyone with an interest in Alcoholics Anonymous, including family and friends, may attend alongside members. The hall has wheelchair access, though no newcomer chit is noted for this particular group. Taking its name from a well-known piece of AA literature, the meeting gives people on Hayling Island with a desire to stop drinking a late-morning slot ahead of the weekend, focused on the practicalities of staying sober day to day.
What does Living Sober refer to in the meeting name?
It takes its name from a well-known piece of AA literature focused on the practicalities of staying sober.
Is this meeting open to non-members?
Yes, it is an open meeting, so visitors and family members may attend alongside AA members.
Is St Andrews Church Hall wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue has wheelchair access.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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