Portsmouth Women and LGBTQIA+ meets on Sunday evenings at St Mark's Church on Derby Road, North End, starting at 6pm and running for about an hour. It is an open meeting, so anyone with an interest in Alcoholics Anonymous, including family and friends, may attend alongside members. The church has wheelchair access, though no newcomer chit is noted for this group. Sharing its venue with the Friday St Mark's meeting, this gathering gives women and LGBTQIA+ members in Portsmouth a dedicated Sunday evening space to discuss a desire to stop drinking among others with shared experience.
Who is this Portsmouth meeting aimed at?
It is aimed at women and LGBTQIA+ members, though as an open meeting it also welcomes visitors and family.
Is St Mark's Church wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue has wheelchair access.
What time does the meeting run?
It meets on Sundays at 6pm and lasts about an hour.
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