Saturday afternoons in Launceston, Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 2.30pm at the Launceston Family Hub, in The Lodge at Coronation Park, and the meeting runs for an hour and a half. It is an open meeting, which means anyone is welcome, whether you have a desire to stop drinking yourself or you are a family member, friend or professional wanting to understand how AA works. The venue is wheelchair accessible. The group also operates a chit system, so if you need attendance slips signed as evidence for a court, probation or treatment programme, someone will do that for you. There is no charge and nothing to book; just turn up a little before the start time.
Who can attend the Launceston Saturday AA meeting?
It is an open meeting, so anyone may attend, including family members, friends and professionals, as well as anyone with a desire to stop drinking.
Does it cost anything or do I need to book?
No. AA meetings are free and there is no booking or referral needed. You can simply turn up at the Launceston Family Hub on the day.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible, and can I get proof of attendance?
Yes, the Launceston Family Hub is wheelchair accessible. The group also runs a chit system and can sign attendance slips for court, probation or treatment purposes.
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