13th April 2018
GambleAware and Crystal Palace FC join forces to tackle problem gambling. Read the press release here.
GambleAware is an independent charity tasked to fund research, education and treatment services to help minimise gambling-related harm in Great Britain.
GambleAware is a commissioning and grant-making body, not a provider of services. Guided by the National Responsible Gambling Strategy, the charity’s strategic aim is to broaden public understanding of gambling-related harm as a public health issue and to help those that do develop problems get the support and help that they need quickly and effectively.
DCMS asked for responses to proposals for changes to gaming machines and social responsibility measures. Read GambleAware's submission to DCMS in January 2018 here.
The Government announced gambing policy proposals in October 2017. Here is the evidence GambleAware submitted to inform the decision and here is GambleAware's response to the review.
The GambleAware InfoHub is an independent, free online resource for anyone who has an interest in the nature of gambling & its impact on individuals & societies. Subscribe for research updates.
GambleAware published its Annual Review 2016/17 at its Harm Minimisation Conference in December 2017.
GambleAware's Commissioning Plan for 2017-19 sets out how it proposes to broaden the range of services and activities it funds, supports and works with in the future.
GambleAware's strategy aims to treble the number of people treated each year who suffer from gambling-related harm. Read the press release here and the strategy here.
GambleAware and Crystal Palace FC join forces to tackle problem gambling. Read the press release here.
GambleAware extends links to related charities and the NHS with appointment of two new trustees. Read the announcement here.
GambleAware has published research which aimed to further our understanding of the relationship between gambling & homelessness. Read the announcement here & the report here.