The LGBTQ Chair Meeting is a Narcotics Anonymous group meeting every Sunday at 6.30pm for an hour and fifteen minutes at St Anne's Church on Dean Street, between Old Compton Street and Shaftesbury Avenue in Westminster. It combines a speaker chair with open sharing, giving space for members of the LGBTQ+ community to discuss recovery from drug use alongside allies and anyone with a desire to stop using. The meeting is open, so newcomers are welcome regardless of how familiar they already are with the fellowship. St Anne's Church sits in the heart of Soho, making it easy to reach from across central London by tube or bus. The venue is wheelchair accessible.
Who is the LGBTQ Chair Meeting for?
It is aimed at members of the LGBTQ+ community and allies working a programme of recovery from drug use, and is open to all.
What format does the meeting follow?
A speaker chair followed by open sharing.
Is St Anne's Church wheelchair accessible?
Yes, wheelchair access is confirmed at this venue.
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