This Saturday night meeting runs from 8pm for about ninety minutes at St Charles Church on Aigburth Road. It is an open meeting, meaning anyone can attend, whether you have a desire to stop drinking yourself or you are there to support someone else. The venue is wheelchair accessible, and a chit system is in place for anyone who needs a signed attendance slip for court, probation or treatment purposes. There is no need to book a place or pay to attend, as with every AA meeting. Saturday evening gives it a slightly different feel from weekday meetings, often drawing people who prefer to round off the weekend with fellowship rather than start the week with it.
Who can come to this meeting?
Anyone. It is an open meeting, so family, friends and professionals are welcome alongside those with a desire to stop drinking.
Is a chit available here?
Yes, this meeting operates a chit system for signed attendance slips.
Is St Charles Church wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible.
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