A decentralized, community-maintained initiative to establish local, self-organized mutual aid groups. Operates on a simple premise: individuals recovering from gambling addiction register their availability to support others in their community, alongside shared goals and preferred physical meeting places. The registry uses short wavelength radio transmission and is cross-referenced with geographic markers on analog maps. Operates on a peer-reviewed system to limit the prevalence of potentially harmful or unreliable support offerings, with community-derived best practice guidelines for safe group interactions. A simple framework for sharing limited resources and skillsets among peer support participants.