Newmarket's Tuesday night Alcoholics Anonymous meeting gathers at 8pm at All Saints' Church on All Saints' Road, close to the town centre, and runs for an hour. It is an open meeting, so as well as people who want to stop drinking, family members, friends and anyone professionally involved in someone's care are welcome to come and see how AA works. The church is wheelchair accessible. Like every AA meeting it costs nothing and requires no booking, referral or paperwork; you can walk in on the night, take a seat and simply listen if that is all you feel ready for. Many people find an open meeting like this a comfortable first step.
Can I just come and listen without speaking?
Absolutely. Nobody is ever required to speak at an AA meeting. This one is open, so anyone may attend, including family, friends and professionals.
How much is it and do I need an appointment?
It is free, and no. There is no booking or referral; just arrive at All Saints' Church on All Saints' Road for 8pm on a Tuesday.
Is the church wheelchair accessible?
Yes, All Saints' Church is listed as wheelchair accessible.
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