Poole One Day At A Time is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting that takes place every Friday at 7.30pm, at Parkstone United Reformed Church, 16 Commercial Rd, Poole. Being closed, attendance is limited to those with a desire to stop drinking, rather than family, friends or the wider public. Attendance chits are available here for members who need evidence of attendance for court, probation or treatment. The venue is wheelchair accessible. Anyone coming for the first time should arrive a few minutes early and ask for the meeting by name. There is no need to bring anything or prepare in advance.
Who can come to this meeting
This is a closed AA meeting, which means it is for members and anyone with a desire to stop drinking, rather than family, friends or professionals sitting in. Newcomers unsure whether they qualify are still welcome to attend and decide for themselves.
How much does it cost to go
AA meetings do not charge a fee and booking ahead is not required.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible
Yes, the venue offers wheelchair access.
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