Preston St Wilfrid's Afternoon is one of the few daytime meetings in central Preston, held every Thursday at 2pm in the Parish Rooms of St Wilfrid's Church on Chapel Street, right in the city centre. It is an open Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, so anyone may attend — including people supporting a drinker — and it runs for an hour and a half. The Parish Rooms are wheelchair accessible, and the group operates a chit system for those who need attendance evidenced. City-centre location, afternoon hour, level access: this meeting removes about as many barriers as a meeting can.
Where exactly is the meeting?
In the Parish Rooms of St Wilfrid's Church on Chapel Street, in Preston city centre — a short walk from the bus station and Fishergate. The rooms are wheelchair accessible.
Can I attend if I'm not an alcoholic?
Yes. This is an open meeting: family, friends, students and professionals are welcome to listen and learn how AA works.
Can attendance be evidenced for court or probation?
Yes, the group operates a chit system — ask a member to sign your slip at the meeting.
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