Renfield Second Chance is a closed Alcoholics Anonymous meeting held on Friday mornings at 10am in Quaker House on Elmbank Crescent, near the city centre. Being closed, it is intended for those with a desire to stop drinking rather than family members, friends or professionals looking to attend. The meeting lasts an hour and a half, offering a substantial start to a Friday for members in and around Glasgow's centre. Quaker House is wheelchair accessible, so mobility need not be a barrier to taking part. There is no cost to attend and nothing to book in advance; members simply arrive shortly before 10am.
Who is welcome at Renfield Second Chance?
As a closed meeting it is for people with a desire to stop drinking, not an open meeting for family or professionals.
Is there a fee to attend?
No, it is free and there is no booking required, just arrive at Quaker House for 10am on Friday.
Is Quaker House wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Quaker House on Elmbank Crescent is wheelchair accessible.
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