High Wych Memorial Hall, just outside Sawbridgeworth, hosts this Step meeting every Wednesday at 5.30pm. Over the course of an hour the group studies AA's Twelve Steps, the practical heart of the recovery programme, one step at a time. It is a closed meeting: in AA language that means it is kept for people who have a desire to stop drinking, so members can speak freely among those who share the same aim. Newcomers who want to stop are entirely welcome — closed does not mean private or invitation-only. The hall is listed as wheelchair accessible, and the meeting is free with no booking required.
Who is this meeting for?
It is a closed meeting, meaning it is for people who have a desire to stop drinking. If that is you, you are welcome from your very first visit; family and friends are best served by an open meeting instead.
Is the hall wheelchair accessible?
Yes, High Wych Memorial Hall is listed as wheelchair accessible.
Do I have to book or pay?
No. Attendance is free and no booking is needed — arrive just before 5.30pm on Wednesday.
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