Adult Children of Alcoholics Open meeting Free — no booking

Salisbury (Face to Face)

Every Wednesday, · United Reformed Church, 30 Fisherton St, Salisbury, SP2 7RG · Next: Wednesday 26 August

Checked against Adult Children of Alcoholics’s own meeting feed Last verified 16 August 2026

At a glance

Day Every Wednesday
Time
£ Cost Free
Who can attend Open meeting — anyone is welcome, including family and friends.

Getting there

Venue United Reformed Church
Address 30 Fisherton St, Salisbury
Postcode SP2 7RG

About this meeting

The Salisbury ACA meeting is held face to face every Wednesday at 7.30pm at the United Reformed Church on Fisherton Street. Adult Children of Alcoholics works with adults whose upbringing was affected by a parent's drinking or by other family dysfunction, focusing on healing from that early experience rather than on stopping any behaviour today. The meeting is open, so alongside those who identify as adult children, friends, relatives and professionals are equally welcome to sit in. There's no charge to attend and nothing to book in advance; newcomers can simply arrive shortly before the meeting starts and take a seat.

Common questions

Is the meeting open to newcomers?

Yes - newcomers are welcome, and because it's an open meeting, friends, family and professionals can attend too.

Do I need to book a place in advance?

No - the meeting is free and takes no bookings; you can just turn up.

Where in Salisbury is it held?

At the United Reformed Church, 30 Fisherton Street (SP2 7RG), every Wednesday at 7.30pm.

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Adult Children of Alcoholics Open meeting Wednesday

United Reformed Church, 30 Fisherton St
Salisbury, SP2 7RG

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