Public Relations

By sharing our stories we "carry the message to other compulsive gamblers" about compulsive gambling and recovery which we find is vitally important in bringing awareness to the public, through "attraction rather than promotion". 

We currently carry the message by speaking at rehabilitation centres, prisons and other facilities. 

Not only are we eager to speak with those that think they may have a gambling problem, we also welcome speaking with professionals and other service providers.

For Health Professionals

Gamblers Anonymous does not offer any counselling services, psychiatric or medical treatment and does not involve itself in research or education about compulsive or pathological gambling. Our primary purpose is to help the compulsive gamblers who is still suffering.

If you are referring a patient or client, newcomers will be welcomed at there first meeting by an experienced member. 

Please feel free to get in touch if there are any special requirements we can assist with or if you cannot find an answer to your question in the FAQ. 

Media - Gamblers Anonymous has NO Opinion on Outside Issues

Gamblers Anonymous does not provide comment or opinion on any outside issues including gambling reform and we are not affiliated with any private or public organisations, governments, councils or support services. See FAQ, or you can contact us for additional information. 

On request to our Public Relations Committee we can provide speakers to tell their stories and explain the benefits of attending Gamblers Anonymous meetings.

However, our public relations policy does not allow for us to have any involvement or affiliation with your organisaton nor will we charge a fee or accept a donation for our time.

For more information, please contact us