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Meetings / A.A. / Australia / New South Wales / Port Macquarie

A.A. Port Macquarie Beginners Group Monday Verify if it's still meeting

Mondays 10:00 AM · Port Macquarie

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When
Mondays at 10:00 AM–11:30 AM (Australia/Sydney)
Where
The Salvation Army
110 Lord St, Port Macquarie NSW 2444, Australia
Finding it
Park in Salvos Carpark, enter into front door of building, room located at top of a few stairs or walk up the ramp.
Format
Newcomer-friendly BEG Child-friendly Literature study Living Sober study Open to all Wheelchair access Wheelchair-accessible bathroom
“Open” means anyone may attend — including family, friends, and anyone curious about the program.
Notes
This Meeting offers an inclusive environment for helping newcomers and beginners to get through their first year of sobriety, and anyone looking to refresh and grow their AA Program. There will be a Q & A Session at the end of the meeting. Contact Linda 0438 435 034.
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Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings · confirmed 2026-07-14 · original listing ↗
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