York Aa Readings meets on Sunday evenings at the York Recovery Hub on Wellington Row, opposite the Aviva building, and runs for about an hour. The meeting is built around readings, giving members a shared text to reflect on together rather than a purely open share format. It is an open AA meeting, so anyone with a desire to stop drinking is welcome to attend, including people new to the fellowship. The venue is wheelchair accessible, which makes the Sunday evening slot a practical option for those who need step-free entry into the building.
What format does this meeting use
It is a readings meeting, where the group reflects together on shared AA literature.
Is the meeting open to anyone
Yes, it is an open meeting, so anyone with a desire to stop drinking can attend.
Is the venue accessible
Yes, the York Recovery Hub is listed as wheelchair accessible.
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