The Salvation Army Hall on Regent Street in Greenock holds a weekly Gamblers Anonymous meeting on Monday evenings, starting at 7.15pm and running for an hour and three-quarters until around 9pm. It is an open meeting, meaning it is not restricted to people who gamble; family, friends and professionals are equally welcome to come along and learn more about the fellowship. There is no charge for attending and no need to book a place beforehand, so anyone can simply arrive at the hall on the night. This regular meeting gives Greenock, on the Inverclyde coast, a confidential space where members share their own experience of gambling and recovery within the Gamblers Anonymous programme.
Can family and friends attend the Greenock meeting?
Yes, it is an open meeting, so family, friends and professionals are welcome alongside people with a desire to stop gambling.
Is there a fee or booking requirement?
No, the meeting is free and there is no need to book. You can simply turn up at the Salvation Army Hall on the night.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
This has not been confirmed, so if you have accessibility needs it is worth checking with the venue beforehand.
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