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Venue Info: 10mins walk past railway station
About this meeting
Sunday Solutions is a Narcotics Anonymous meeting held at West Oxford Community Centre on Botley Road, an easy ten-minute walk past Oxford railway station. Every Sunday from 5pm, the group runs for an hour and a half in a speaker format, where members share their experience of recovery aloud. It's an open meeting, so anyone with an interest in NA is welcome to attend. Children are welcome too, which can make a real difference for parents finding it hard to arrange care. Parking is available at the venue, and the location is convenient whether you're arriving by train or on foot. If you're new to Narcotics Anonymous, this is a straightforward, unpressured place to start listening and to see how the fellowship works.
Common questions
Who can attend this meeting?
This is an open meeting, which means anyone is welcome, including people who want to stop using drugs, family, friends and anyone curious about Narcotics Anonymous. Children are welcome at this particular meeting, so parents can attend without arranging childcare.
Do I need to book, and is there a cost?
There's no need to book and nothing to pay. NA meetings are free to attend, though members often make a small voluntary contribution to help cover room hire and refreshments. Just turn up before 5pm on Sunday.
How do I get there and is there parking?
West Oxford Community Centre is on Botley Road, roughly a ten-minute walk from Oxford railway station. Parking is available at the venue, and the site is step-free accessible for wheelchair users.
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