Ilford Septyni Karaliai is a Lithuanian-speaking AA meeting held every Tuesday at 7pm at 326 High Road in Ilford, and the name translates to Seven Kings, after the local area. It is conducted in Lithuanian, giving Lithuanian-speaking members a space to talk about their desire to stop drinking in their first language. It is a closed meeting, for people with that desire rather than open to the general public, and a chit system operates, so anyone needing a signed attendance slip for court, probation or treatment can ask a member on the night. Wheelchair access has not been confirmed for the venue. There is no cost to attend and no need to book.
What does the meeting name mean
Septyni Karaliai is Lithuanian for Seven Kings, the name of the local area where the meeting is held.
Can I get a chit signed here
Yes, a chit system operates at this meeting for court, probation or treatment purposes.
Is wheelchair access available
This has not been confirmed, so it is worth checking directly with the group if you need step-free access.
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