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Gamblers Anonymous has a weekly Monday meeting at the Methodist Church Hall in Kingston.
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If you are worried about your gambling or want to help someone who is gambling, the following organisations are there to help and support you.
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GambleAware is a free gambling support service that is entirely confidential with phone lines open 24 hours, 7 days a week.
They can help you with:
Specific advice and information around how to tackle problems with gambling
Gambling Blocking Software
Be Gamble Aware - Self-Assessment
Direct you to local groups and counselling services to support you further
Advice on budgeting and controlling spending
Live Chat Function available 24/7
GamCare offers a variety of support services including a free national gambling helpline, an online chat forum, and a recovery toolkit.
You can use GamCare’s Self-Assessment Tool to see how gambling is affecting your life and receive some guidance on how to manage this.
Worried about your debts?
Citizens Advice Kingston can help you to manage your debts, budget and make a payment plan to pay off your debts. See their page for more information:
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Gamblers Anonymous has a weekly Monday meeting at the Methodist Church Hall in Kingston.
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We offer free drama workshops and recovery support to those affected by addiction, and give people affected by addiction a voice – enabling them to reach and recognise their potential, find an identity and build life skills and confidence in order to support recovery.
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Anyone who lives in or near to Kingston can join the Kingston Shared Enterprise Club. The club offers a relaxed and friendly space where you can work out if starting your own business could work for you.