St Josephs is a midweek daytime option for Birmingham: an open Alcoholics Anonymous meeting held every Wednesday at midday at St Josephs RC Church on Thimble Mill Lane in Nechells, just north-east of the city centre. Because it is open, anyone can attend, including family members, friends and professionals, as well as anyone who wants to stop drinking. Daytime meetings like this suit shift workers, parents around school hours, or anyone who finds evenings difficult. It runs for an hour and a half, finishing at 1.30pm, and there is no cost and no need to book; you simply walk in. The church is wheelchair accessible.
Do I have to be an alcoholic to attend St Josephs?
No. This is an open meeting, so anyone is welcome, whether you are concerned about your own drinking, supporting someone else, or a professional wanting to understand AA.
How much is it and do I need an appointment?
It is free and there are no appointments or referrals. Arrive at St Josephs RC Church in Nechells for 12 noon on a Wednesday.
Is there wheelchair access?
Yes, the venue is listed as wheelchair accessible. The meeting lasts an hour and a half, ending around 1.30pm.
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