Wakefield Young Persons meets on Saturday mornings at 10.30am in Outwood Memorial Hall on Victoria Street, running for about an hour. This is a closed meeting, which means it is set aside for people who have a desire to stop drinking rather than being open to the wider public, family members or visitors. Meeting on a Saturday morning gives younger members of the fellowship a slot that does not clash with school, college or weekday work, and the focus tends to stay on shared experience among people at a similar stage of life. Attendance is free and there is no booking process; anyone who identifies with wanting to stop drinking can simply come along. Wheelchair access at this venue has not been confirmed, so it is worth checking with the group ahead of a visit if that matters to you.
Who is this meeting for and can anyone drop in?
This is a closed meeting, meaning it is for people who have a desire to stop drinking, rather than being open to family, friends or the general public.
Does it cost anything to attend?
No, Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are always free and there is no need to book ahead.
Is Outwood Memorial Hall wheelchair accessible?
This has not been confirmed for this venue, so anyone needing step-free access should check with the group beforehand.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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