Sources of help

Gamcare runs the UK helpline to help those concerned about problem gambling.
You may find the Gamcare website and their leaflet called 'Responsible Gambling' useful.

Gordon House has launched the first online instant live e-helpline.
Click to be connected to someone who understands gambling addiction and who can help you.

The Citizens Advice Bureau can offer help to resolve debt problems.

Gamblers Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who have joined together to do something about their own gambling problem and to help other compulsive gamblers do the same. They hold meetings locally all over the UK.

Gamblers Anonymous
National: 08700 50 88 80
London & South: 020 7384 3040
North West: 0161 976 5000
Midlands: 0121 233 1335
North East: 0114 262 0026
Scotland: 0141 630 1033
Ulster: 028 7135 1329

If you think you may have become a gambling addict - click here to try our completely confidential self-assessment questionnaire.

If you believe you really do have a problem, advice from a recovering gambling addict can help.
You don't need to identify yourself... just write your story and come back soon to see what advice has been left for you.
Click here to see other people's stories and the advice they've had, or here to leave your own personal story.

Finally, you are always welcome to call us on 01384 241292 or email us at the Gordon House Association.