Trinity Church of the Nazarene in Perth hosts Steps to Freedom, a Narcotics Anonymous meeting, every Monday at 7pm. Nobody is turned away who has a desire to stop using drugs, which is the only condition Narcotics Anonymous sets for attending. Like every Narcotics Anonymous group, this meeting exists so members can support each other through recovery, one day at a time. As with all NA meetings, there is no fee and no booking system, so you can come along without any prior arrangement. Meetings are led by members in recovery, and sharing is always voluntary, so newcomers can simply listen for as long as they need.
Who can attend this meeting?
Whether it is your first meeting or your hundredth, the sole basis for attending Steps to Freedom is a desire to stop using drugs.
How much does it cost?
Nothing. NA meetings are free to attend and do not require registration beforehand.
What should I bring?
Nothing in particular. There is no requirement beyond turning up; some members bring a notebook, but it is optional.
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