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Before you go
Venue Info: ABT/Hollyroom room is round the right side of the Park Lane centre, past the children's play area, to the rear of the building.
About this meeting
This Friday late-morning meeting of Narcotics Anonymous meets at the Park Lane Centre in Woodside, Telford, starting at 11:30 and running for an hour. It follows a beginner and newcomer format, so it's a good fit if you're coming to NA for the first time or returning after a while and want somewhere unhurried to find your feet. The group meets in the Family Room, which is the ABT/Hollyroom to the right side of the centre — walk past the children's play area toward the rear of the building. As an open meeting, anyone is welcome, whether you're attending for yourself or supporting someone else. The venue has wheelchair access. Come as you are; you don't need to say anything until you're ready.
Common questions
Can I come if I'm new to Narcotics Anonymous?
Yes. This is a beginner and newcomer meeting, and it's open, so anyone is welcome — whether you have a desire to stop using drugs or you're supporting someone who does. You can simply listen; there's no pressure to speak.
Do I need to book or pay?
No. There's no booking and no charge to attend. NA is self-supporting through members' own contributions, so a small voluntary donation may be passed round, but you never need to give anything to take part.
How do I find the room, and is it accessible?
The meeting is in the Family Room, ABT/Hollyroom, round the right side of the Park Lane Centre — go past the children's play area to the rear of the building. The venue has wheelchair access.
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