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Free Self-Help Tools
Local Gambler's Anonymous
Meeting Days/Times/Locations

Merrimack, NH/Zoom
Tuesdays @ 7-8:15pm
Our Lady of Mercy Church (Basement)
16 Baboosic Lake Rd, Merrimack, NH
Zoom Meeting ID: 896 9903 7275
Passcode: 255646

Dover, NH
Mondays @ 7:30-9pm
St. John's United Methodist Church
28 Cataract St.
Dover, NH

Leominster, MA
Tuesdays @ 8pm
St. Mark's Church (Thrift Shop)
60 West St.
Leominster, MA

Wilmington, MA
Thursdays @ 7-8:45pm
United Methodist Church
87 Church St (Rte 62)
Wilmington, MA

Hampstead, NH
Thursdays @ 7-8:30pm
Hampstead Congregational Church
61 Main St (Rte 121)
Hampstead, NH

York, ME
Saturdays @ 9-11am
York-Ogunquit United Methodist Church
1026 Route 1
York, ME

North Andover, MA
Tuesdays @ 7:15-9pm
First United Methodist Church
57 Peters St (rear)
North Andover, MA
Other Options for Help

NH Rapid Response Access Point