Oregon Problem Gambling Resource - Statewide Gambling Recovery
About This Group
The Oregon Problem Gambling Resource (OPGR) provides free, confidential treatment and support services for individuals struggling with gambling addiction and their family members throughout Oregon. Along with Gamblers Anonymous Oregon, OPGR offers a 24/7 helpline, individual and group therapy, family counseling, peer support services, and 12-step meetings across the state — all at no cost for up to one year of treatment.
What to Expect
OPGR provides comprehensive gambling addiction treatment including individual therapy, group counseling, family therapy, and peer support services. The 24/7 helpline offers immediate support, information, and referrals. Gamblers Anonymous meetings follow the 12-step format and are available in Portland, Salem, and other locations. The GamTalk online community provides additional peer support between meetings. Treatment is available both virtually and in-person, with sliding scale fees ensuring accessibility.
About the Program
Oregon’s problem gambling services are funded to ensure that anyone in the state struggling with gambling addiction can access free, professional treatment. The program recognizes gambling addiction as a treatable condition and works to remove all barriers to recovery.
Meeting Details
Helpline: 24/7
Treatment: Up to 1 year of free services
GA Meetings: Regular meetings in Portland, Salem, and other cities
Format: Virtual and in-person
Who This Group Is For
Anyone in Oregon struggling with problem gambling, gambling addiction, or compulsive gambling, as well as their family members and loved ones.
Contact Information
Problem Gambling Helpline: (877) 695-4648 (24/7)
Text: (503) 713-6000 (9 AM – 9 PM, M-F)
GA Hotline: (855) 2CALLGA
Website: opgr.org | gaoregon.org
Additional Information
Cost: Free services for up to 1 year; sliding scale available
Registration: Call helpline to get started
Confidentiality: All services are strictly confidential
This listing is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation.