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About this meeting
Ryde Experience, Strength and Hope meets on Sunday evenings at Aspire, in the Trinity Buildings on Dover Street, starting at 6pm and running for around an hour and fifteen minutes. It is an open meeting, welcoming anyone with an interest in Alcoholics Anonymous, including family and friends, alongside members. The venue has wheelchair access, though no newcomer chit is noted for this group. Taking its name from the classic AA sharing format, the meeting gives people in Ryde with a desire to stop drinking a Sunday evening meeting to close the weekend at this Isle of Wight venue.
Common questions
Is Ryde Experience, Strength and Hope open to non-members?
Yes, it is an open meeting, so visitors and family members may attend alongside AA members.
Is Aspire wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue has wheelchair access.
What time does this meeting start?
It starts at 6pm on Sundays and runs for around an hour and fifteen minutes.
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