Tuesday nights in Urmston bring an open Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at Greenfield Church on Primrose Avenue, starting at the slightly unusual time of 8.15pm and running for an hour and a half. Because it is open, anyone can attend: people with a desire to stop drinking, family and friends who want to support or understand, and professionals. Greenfield Church hosts AA on four nights a week, and this Tuesday meeting is the natural first visit since the others are closed meetings; if it suits you, Friday, Saturday and Sunday meetings follow at the same address. The church is wheelchair accessible for this meeting, and there is no cost or booking.
Can family or friends come with me?
Yes. The Tuesday meeting is open, so supporters and professionals are welcome alongside anyone with a desire to stop drinking. The other Urmston meetings at this church are closed, so Tuesday is the one to bring someone to.
Is there anything to pay or arrange?
No. It is free with no booking; just arrive at Greenfield Church on Primrose Avenue before 8.15pm on Tuesday.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, this meeting is wheelchair accessible.
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