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A.A. Mana Wahine Bell Block Womens AA group Verify if it's still meeting

Tuesdays 5:30 PM · New Plymouth

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When
Tuesdays at 5:30 PM (Pacific/Auckland)
Where
Citizens Advise Bureau (CAB) New Plymouth
32 Leach Street, New Plymouth Central, New Plymouth 4310, New Zealand
Finding it
Directions Go down the hill to YMCA, Citizens Advise Bureau CAB is next to YMCA
Format
Open to all
“Open” means anyone may attend — including family, friends, and anyone curious about the program.
Notes
This is a Women's Only group
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Alcoholics Anonymous Aotearoa/New Zealand · confirmed 2026-10-25 · original listing ↗

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