Venue Info: No bicycles are permitted at this location for health and safety reasons. The door is between Vintage and William Hill. Opposite TK Maxx and Denmark Street. If door is not open Ring Buzzer to the right for access.
Held every Saturday evening in the heart of Westminster, the Soho Young Persons meeting brings together members of Narcotics Anonymous with a shared aim: staying clean. Running from 19:30 for an hour at the Soho Recovery Centre on Charing Cross Road, it combines a speaker share with a beginner and newcomer focus, and a slant towards younger members. Finding the entrance is straightforward once you know the landmarks: the door sits between Vintage and William Hill, opposite TK Maxx and just across from Denmark Street. If the door isn't open when you arrive, ring the buzzer to the right for access. One practical note for cyclists: no bicycles are allowed at this location for health and safety reasons, so plan your travel accordingly if you're coming across central London.
Who can attend this meeting?
This is an open meeting, so anyone is welcome, including family, friends and professionals. It carries a young people's focus and warmly welcomes beginners and newcomers, but the core is anyone with a desire to stop using drugs.
Do I need to book, and is there a cost?
No booking is needed and there is no charge to attend. Narcotics Anonymous meetings are free; members may make a small voluntary contribution to cover room hire and refreshments, but that is entirely optional.
How do I get in if the door is closed?
The entrance is between Vintage and William Hill, opposite TK Maxx and near Denmark Street. If the door isn't open, ring the buzzer to the right for access. Please note bicycles aren't permitted at the venue.
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