The There Is A Solution meeting is held at the Salvation Army building on Carlton Street every Tuesday morning, starting at 11am and running for around an hour. It is an open meeting, so newcomers, visitors and family members can attend alongside regular members. The venue offers wheelchair access, making the Carlton Street building practical for members with mobility needs. As its title reflects, the meeting emphasises the message that recovery is possible, giving members a hopeful midweek morning slot to talk through their desire to stop drinking within the wider Weston-super-Mare fellowship. No chit system is currently listed for this particular meeting.
What does the There Is A Solution meeting emphasise?
It emphasises the message that recovery from a desire to stop drinking is possible.
Is the Salvation Army building wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue on Carlton Street offers wheelchair access.
What time does the meeting run?
It starts at 11am on Tuesdays and runs for around an hour.
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