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Get help for problem gambling. Call the Problem Gambling Help Line at 1-800-306-6789 or learn about counselling services available across the province.
Problem Gambling Help Line – 1-800-306-6789
24-hour help to people with gambling problems and their families. Callers receive confidential, professional service from trained counsellors, free of charge.
The help line provides:
Problem Gambling counsellors help people with problems related to their gambling and also help their families deal with the impacts. Experienced counsellors provide services in out-patient settings, free of charge to Saskatchewan residents.
Services are available in health regions across the province. Find a counsellor near you.
There are organizations available that provide the supportive environments to share experiences with people going through similar issues, whether you are the person with a problem gambling issue or a friend or family member.
Gamblers Anonymous provides people with an opportunity to share their experience. It also provides support and hope in order to stop gambling.
At regular local meetings throughout Saskatchewan, members share their gambling and abstinence experiences. They discuss the 12 steps to recovery. The only membership requirement is a desire to stop gambling. There are no membership fees.
Find a Gamblers Anonymous meeting near you.
Gam-Anon provides a supportive environment for spouses, relatives, or close friends of problem gamblers to share their experiences. This group is not affiliated with Gamblers Anonymous, but the two organizations have common goals. There is no membership fee.
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