Hungerford Experience Strength & Hope meets on Friday evenings at 7.30pm at the Methodist Church Hall on Bridge Street. The name reflects the AA tradition of members sharing their own experience, strength and hope with one another rather than following a set book study. It is a closed meeting, for people with a desire to stop drinking. The church hall is wheelchair accessible, so mobility should not be a barrier to attending. Hungerford's position on the Berkshire and Wiltshire border makes this Friday meeting a convenient option for members from both counties. There is no charge to attend and no need to book a place, so anyone eligible can simply arrive on the night.
Is this meeting open to the public?
No, it is a closed meeting for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than an open meeting.
Is there anything to pay?
No, AA meetings are free and there is no booking required.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the Methodist Church Hall on Bridge Street is wheelchair accessible.
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