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F.A.Qs
Frequently asked questions
ManLeigh meets at four venues across Leigh and the surrounding borough on a weekly basis.
If you can drive, you’ll find excellent parking available. Additionally, the venues are easily accessible via public transportation and are centrally located, making them convenient to reach on foot if you’re local.
Yes, all our sessions are completely free.
Absolutely. All our volunteers are professionally trained, have undergone DBS checks, and have been promoted from within ManLeigh, ensuring they bring valuable personal experience to the group.
At ManLeigh, we work regularly with individuals facing addiction challenges, and we understand the complexities of alcohol and substance abuse. We recognize that, in some cases, a moderate amount of alcohol may be part of your rehabilitation process. However, excessive intoxication or discussions that promote harmful substance use are not tolerated.
Yes, your attendance remains anonymous unless you choose to share your participation.
Yes, we organise a variety of events, including visits to museums and art galleries, quizzes, running, archery, golf, and even parachuting.
While our core group is men-only, we do have female volunteers. Additionally, we offer a separate group called WomanLeigh exclusively for women.
Only if you choose to disclose your attendance. Although there is a small chance you might encounter someone you know—such as an old school friend—most members have not met one another before.
We do not have a set agenda and encourage free, open speech. That said, we ask all participants to show respect, understanding, and maintain an open mind to foster a positive and constructive environment.
Yes, we maintain an attendance record for two main reasons:
For safety purposes (e.g., in case of an emergency or fire).
Occasionally, to provide our sponsors with a general overview of group attendance, though this is extremely rare.
Participants must be 18 years of age or older.
Yes, you are welcome to bring a carer, family member, or friend (male or female) along.
Each session typically lasts about two hours, but you are free to arrive or leave at any time during the session.
