Cumbernauld's Gamblers Anonymous group meets on Thursdays at 7pm at Abronhill Community Centre on Larch Road, with the session lasting two hours. It's an open meeting, welcoming anyone touched by gambling harm, whether they're looking to stop gambling themselves or supporting a friend or family member who is. Gamblers Anonymous doesn't charge for meetings, and there's no booking system, you simply turn up. The only requirement to become a member of GA is a desire to stop gambling, and you're free to just listen for as many meetings as you need before joining in. This meeting also serves people travelling from the wider Denny area who are looking for a Thursday evening option.
Can anyone attend, or only GA members?
Anyone can attend, as it's an open meeting. Family, friends and people simply wanting to learn about GA are welcome alongside members.
Do I need to book a place?
No, there's no booking or cost involved, just come along to Abronhill Community Centre.
Does this meeting cover the Denny area too?
Yes, it also serves people from Denny and the surrounding area.
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