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“One Step per Week”
A friendly introduction to the 12 Steps
Based on AA “12 Steps a 12 Traditions”
📍 Rosanna Community House – meetinglocation
This is a discussion meeting for newcomers to AA. Focus is placed on questions relevant to early sobriety and AA’s Twelve Step program.
Mill Park Alcoholics Anonymous Group – Ph 0414 948 345
“One Step per Week”
A friendly introduction to the 12 Steps
Based on AA “12 Steps a 12 Traditions”
Pizza after the meeting.
Join our topic meeting every other week.
The meeting passcode is provided at the bottom of the registration email
Contact Bec on 0451 786 980
Join us at 7pm for the meeting followed by fellowship, nibbles, pizza and cake.
Getting here –
By car: Carpark and entrance at rear via Hudsons Road.
By public transport: 5 minutes’ walk from Spotswood Train Station
Bus route 472 stops right out front on Melbourne Road.
📍 Rosanna Community House – meetinglocation
Pizza, Cake and finger food followed by a meeting in the blue room.
This is a discussion meeting for newcomers to AA. Focus is placed on questions relevant to early sobriety and AA’s Twelve Step program.
Mill Park Alcoholics Anonymous Group – Ph 0414 948 345
If you are new to AA, we recommend that you phone us before attending your first meeting.
Either call the national AA helpline on 1300 222 222 or call a local AA contact.
Looking for the AA Preamble, the daily reading or another piece commonly read out at meetings?
You can find out about AA events in our Events Page. Or you can download the weekly printable newsletter below.
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Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is non-professional, self-supporting, nondenominational, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. Membership is open to anyone who wants to do something about his or her drinking problem.