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Before you go
The Meeting Format is an Experience, Strength & Hope Chair Every Week. Fellows With Children, Please Can they be Supervised and Wearing Headphones.
About this meeting
Sisterhood is a women's Narcotics Anonymous meeting held every Tuesday evening in Leith, at Leith Community Centre on Newkirkgate. Doors are open to any woman with a desire to stop using drugs, and the hour runs from 18:30 to 19:30. Each week follows an experience, strength and hope chair format, so a member shares their story before the room opens up for sharing. Children are welcome, though the group asks that they be supervised and wearing headphones during the meeting. The venue is wheelchair accessible. Please note this is a women-only space and pets aren't permitted. If you're new to Leith or to NA, you can simply turn up and find a seat.
Common questions
Who can come to this meeting?
Sisterhood is a women's meeting, open to any woman with a desire to stop using drugs. It's an open meeting, so women who are new, curious or supporting their own recovery are all welcome. Children may attend if supervised and wearing headphones. Pets aren't permitted.
Do I need to book or pay?
No. Narcotics Anonymous meetings are always free and there's no booking. Just arrive at Leith Community Centre before 18:30 on Tuesday. A collection may be passed to cover room costs, but contributing is entirely optional.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes, Leith Community Centre is wheelchair accessible. Hearing loop provision hasn't been confirmed in the details we hold, so contact the group beforehand if that would help you.
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