Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in Hull

There are 11 Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in and around Hull. Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship for anyone with a desire to stop drinking. Meetings are free to attend, with no booking or referral needed.

Checked against each fellowship’s own feed 13 meetings verified or confirmed by visitors £ Free — no booking or referral
All 25 Gamblers Anonymous 2 Al-Anon Family Groups 1 Narcotics Anonymous 8 Cocaine Anonymous 3 Alcoholics Anonymous 11
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Monday

1 meeting
AA

Hull Afternoon

— 1hr 30mins
Community Room, Orchard Park Centre (Health Centre), 210 Orchard Park Rd, HU6 9BX
Open meeting Wheelchair access ✓ Verified

Tuesday

1 meeting
AA

Hull Afternoon

— 1hr 30mins
Salvation Army (Ice House), 80 Adelaide St, HU3 2EY
Closed meeting Wheelchair access ✓ Verified

Wednesday

3 meetings
AA

Hull Afternoon Step

— 1hr 30mins
Salvation Army (Ice House), 80 Adelaide St, HU3 2EY
Open meeting Wheelchair access ✓ Verified
AA

Hull Women

— 1hr
Trinity Methodist Church, 247 Newland Ave, HU5 2EJ
Closed meeting Wheelchair access ✓ Verified

Thursday

3 meetings
AA

Hull

— 1hr 30mins
Cowes Methodist Church, 29 Greenwood Ave, HU6 9NA
Open meeting Wheelchair access ✓ Verified
AA

Hull 12 X 12

— 1hr 30mins
Quaker Meeting House, Bean St, HU3 2PR
Open meeting Wheelchair access ✓ Verified

Friday

2 meetings
AA

Hull Big Book

— 1hr 30mins
Salvation Army (Ice House), 80 Adelaide St, HU3 2EY
Open meeting Wheelchair access ✓ Verified

Sunday

1 meeting
AA

Hull Victoria Dock Big Book Study

— 1hr 30mins
Victoria Dock Village Hall & Community Centre, South Bridge Rd, Victoria Dock, HU9 1TL
Open meeting Wheelchair access ✓ Verified
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