Known locally as Glasgow Wee Monday, this Gamblers Anonymous meeting is held every Monday evening at John Duns Scotus Church Hall on Ballater Street in the Gorbals area of Glasgow. It starts at 7.30pm and runs for two hours, finishing at around 9.30pm. It is an open meeting, so it welcomes anyone, including family members and friends affected by someone else's gambling, and professionals, as well as people with a desire to stop gambling themselves. There is no cost to attend and no need to book a place in advance; newcomers can simply arrive at the church hall on the night for a confidential, supportive meeting.
Who can attend the Gorbals meeting?
It is an open meeting, so family, friends and professionals can attend as well as people with a desire to stop gambling.
Is there a cost, or do I need to book?
No, Gamblers Anonymous meetings are free and there is no booking process. You can simply come along on the night.
Is John Duns Scotus Church Hall wheelchair accessible?
This has not been confirmed for the venue, so it is worth checking ahead if you have accessibility needs.
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