Aquarius (now part of Waythrough)
Charity · West MidlandsCounselling and groups for people harmed by their own or someone else's gambling, plus support for young people and families.
30 genuine UK organisations that help with gambling harm — helplines, NHS and charity treatment, peer support, family support, blocking tools and debt advice. Filter by where you live or what you need.
30 organisations
Counselling and groups for people harmed by their own or someone else's gambling, plus support for young people and families.
Up to 8 free one-to-one therapy sessions (more after review), couples therapy, groups, nature-based Trek Therapy and support for the armed forces community.
Free blocking software for phones, tablets and computers — no sign-up, no personal data, unlimited devices. Also blocks unlicensed sites GamStop can't reach.
Peer support from people who've been there: Peer Aid (online one-to-one and groups), New Beginnings for women, face-to-face support in London and the South East, and support for the armed forces.
One-to-one counselling, family and couples support, a weekly online women's group (WINGS), recovery aftercare and a criminal justice programme. Ages 16+.
Free, confidential advice for people in Scotland affected by gambling — debt, housing, work and relationships — with referral on to treatment.
A 12-week residential programme in Newry focused on stopping gambling completely, with aftercare that includes families.
Northern Ireland's specialist problem gambling service: a 24/7 helpline, free counselling for adults and families, and aftercare including a weekly online drop-in and a women-only group.
Free one-to-one counselling — eight CBT-focused sessions — for people who gamble and their families, with a callback helpline.
Meetings for partners, relatives and friends of someone who gambles — usually on the same night as a GA meeting, in a separate room.
Confidential meetings in Scotland for relatives and close friends of people with gambling problems.
Paid blocking app for all your devices, with a 7-day free trial. Blocks gambling sites and apps, including many unlicensed ones.
Free 12-step meetings every day, in person and online. No appointment — just turn up. Includes women-preferred and LGBTQ+ meetings.
Free 12-step fellowship meetings across Scotland, in person and online.
Runs the 24/7 National Gambling Helpline (phone, live chat, WhatsApp), plus free one-to-one and group treatment, online peer support, a women's pathway, a criminal justice service and money guidance. In Northern Ireland the helpline refers you to local services rather than treating directly.
A structured 5-stage peer support programme on Zoom, in small groups of 6–10, for families and for people in recovery.
Free national self-exclusion from every online gambling operator licensed in Great Britain, for 6 months, 1 year or 5 years.
The UK's specialist residential treatment charity for severe gambling harm: separate men's and women's residential programmes, a retreat-and-counselling option, family support, and the Gambling Therapy online service. All free.
Free, impartial money guidance and a Debt Advice Locator that finds you a free, accredited adviser.
Free, independent debt advice by phone and online.
Free support, education and tailored help for adults, young people and families affected by gambling.
Free NHS specialist gambling services across England, now commissioned by NHS England. Most take self-referrals and offer CBT, group work and family support.
Wales's own 24/7 gambling helpline and the All Wales Gambling Treatment Service, launched April 2026. Treatment is mostly online through a secure platform, for people who gamble and their families.
Addiction treatment centre in Derry/Londonderry offering counselling, outpatient and residential programmes that include gambling.
An NHS service based in GP practices that works nationally: therapy by video, phone or in person, interpreters, weekly online groups for men, women, neurodivergent people and affected others.
Scotland's main gambling support provider: one-to-one counselling, email support, groups, family support, and a network for the armed forces community.
Recovery coaching from coaches with lived experience, a women-led programme, support for families, and a free online recovery community.
Free one-to-one recovery coaching by phone or online from coaches with lived experience, including a 10-session Life After Gambling programme and Recover with Pride for LGBTQ+ people.
Free, confidential support for anyone struggling to cope, including suicidal thoughts. You don't need to be in crisis to call.
Free debt advice with no judgement, covering debt caused by gambling — from budgeting to formal debt solutions.
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Details checked against each organisation's official website — September 2026. The round initials are our own markers to help you scan the list — they are not the organisations' logos, and no organisation listed here endorses this site. Gambling treatment in England moved to NHS England commissioning in April 2026, so some charity services may change during 2026–27; please confirm details on the official site.