All ages welcome.
Manchester Young Person's meets every Tuesday evening at half past seven on Piercy Street, Ancoats. Despite the name, all ages are welcome, and as an open AA meeting anyone can attend, whether they have a desire to stop drinking or want to support someone who does. The format tends to reflect the experience of younger members getting sober, though the meeting is not restricted to any age group. It runs for an hour and a half and the venue is wheelchair accessible. Piercy Street sits in Ancoats, close to the edge of Manchester city centre, with good bus and tram connections into the surrounding area.
Who can attend Manchester Young Person's?
All ages are welcome, and as an open AA meeting anyone can attend, including family, friends and professionals, alongside people with a desire to stop drinking.
Is there a cost or do I need to book?
No, it is free to attend and no booking is needed, held every Tuesday at 7.30pm.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue on Piercy Street is wheelchair accessible.
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