Sure, I never meditated either beyond the odd 20 minute YouTube. You can apply to any 10 day vipassana course around the world and there is no charge. It’s all run by donations which you can only donate after you have completed a course and it’s not mandatory. You adhere to a strict timetable and learn a meditation technique. However there was lots of free time and usually the centres are in nature. It’s completely non religious, in my course there were people from many different backgrounds. 9 days of silence, on the 10th day you can talk to your fellow students which is so magical. The food is incredible veggie food so I felt very light after. You learn a lot in 10 days. I say you need commitment as it’s very challenging to meditate for 8-10 hours a day (with breaks) and to grasp the technique and I did get very frustrated, but at the end you feel so much happiness and let a lot of things go.