Worksop's Tuesday AA meeting is held at The Centre Place, within the Abbey Street Community Centre, starting at 7.30pm and running for an hour and a half. It is a closed meeting, meaning it is for people who have a desire to stop drinking or who are questioning their relationship with alcohol; you do not need a diagnosis, a referral or any certainty to walk through the door. The venue is listed as wheelchair accessible. The group can also sign attendance slips, sometimes called chits, for anyone who needs evidence of attendance for court, probation or a treatment programme. The same group meets at the same time and place on Fridays, so twice-weekly attendance is straightforward.
I've never been to AA. Can I just turn up?
Yes. Although this is a closed meeting, that only means it is kept for people with a desire to stop drinking, including anyone still unsure. Newcomers are expected and welcome, and you can simply listen.
Is the meeting free?
Yes. There is no charge and no booking. A voluntary collection covers the room hire, but nobody is required to give anything.
Can I get proof of attendance for court or probation?
Yes. This group signs attendance slips (chits) that can be used as evidence for court, probation or treatment purposes. Ask at the meeting.
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