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Venue Info: The Venue is Opposite the YMCA Building The Meeting Alternates Between Literature Reading and Speaker. Travel Comment: 5 Minute Walk from the Quadrant Bus Station
About this meeting
This Narcotics Anonymous meeting gathers every Monday evening at 8pm at the Quaker Meeting House on Page Street in central Swansea, running for around an hour and a quarter. The venue sits opposite the YMCA building and is roughly a five-minute walk from the Quadrant bus station, making it easy to reach if you're travelling in. The format alternates week to week between literature reading and a shared speaker, and members draw on the Basic Text for study and discussion. It's an open meeting, so anyone is welcome, and the room is wheelchair accessible. Please note the venue asks that no pets are brought along. Whether you're new to NA or returning, this is a steady, welcoming spot to start the week.
Common questions
Who can come to this meeting?
This is an open Narcotics Anonymous meeting, so everyone is welcome, including family, friends and professionals. If you have a desire to stop using drugs, you're especially welcome to attend and take part.
Do I need to book or pay anything?
No. There's no booking and no charge to attend. NA meetings are free and run by members themselves. You can simply turn up on the Monday evening; a small voluntary contribution may be passed round but it's never expected.
Is the venue accessible and easy to find?
The Quaker Meeting House on Page Street is wheelchair accessible and sits opposite the YMCA building, about a five-minute walk from the Quadrant bus station. Please note pets aren't allowed at this venue.
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