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About this meeting
Rhyl 164 Freedom meets on Sunday evenings at 5pm at the Salvation Army hall on Windsor Street and lasts about an hour. It is an open meeting, so anyone can attend, whether they have a desire to stop drinking or are a friend, relative or professional wanting to attend. The Salvation Army building is wheelchair accessible, making it a suitable option for people with mobility needs looking for an early Sunday evening meeting. Windsor Street is within Rhyl itself, giving the town two meetings across the week alongside the Thursday session at the Good News Mission.
Common questions
Can anyone come to Rhyl 164 Freedom?
Yes, it is an open meeting, so anyone can attend, not only those with a desire to stop drinking.
Is there a fee or booking requirement?
No, it is free, and there is no need to book a place.
Is the Salvation Army hall wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible.
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