This report provides a comprehensive evaluation of the first year of the Community Resilience Fund (CRF), which was established in response to the cost-of-living crisis. Under CRF, GambleAware has awarded grants to community-based organisations in England, Wales, and Scotland to support and raise awareness about gambling harms.
This report provides a comprehensive evaluation of the first year of the Community Resilience Fund (CRF), which was established in response to the cost-of-living crisis. Under CRF, GambleAware has awarded grants to community-based organisations in England, Wales, and Scotland to support and raise awareness about gambling harms.
This qualitative study by Family Kids & Youth, CultureStudio and Sherbert Research explores gambling experiences and harms amongst children and young people in Great Britain, commissioned by GambleAware.
This qualitative study by Family Kids & Youth, CultureStudio and Sherbert Research explores gambling experiences and harms amongst children and young people in Great Britain, commissioned by GambleAware.
This report by the National Centre for Social Research examines gambling harms amongst marginalised communities in Great Britain. It synthesises evidence on rates, drivers, and support needs through six scoping reviews.
This report by the National Centre for Social Research examines gambling harms amongst marginalised communities in Great Britain. It synthesises evidence on rates, drivers, and support needs through six scoping reviews.
This qualitative report by Ipsos UK is part of a wider research programme focussing on minority groups' lived experience of gambling harms in Great Britain. It's based on interviews and app diaries conducted in 2022 and 2023 for GambleAware.
This qualitative report by Ipsos UK is part of a wider research programme focussing on minority groups' lived experience of gambling harms in Great Britain. It's based on interviews and app diaries conducted in 2022 and 2023 for GambleAware.
This scoping review by the University of Brighton reviews evidence on gambling harms amongst LGBTQ+ communities. It synthesises findings on prevalence, risk factors, and support needs through a scoping review of peer-reviewed and grey literature.
This scoping review by the University of Brighton reviews evidence on gambling harms amongst LGBTQ+ communities. It synthesises findings on prevalence, risk factors, and support needs through a scoping review of peer-reviewed and grey literature.
This is a summary of the review of the scoping review that explores gambling harm in LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer+) communities.
This is a summary of the review of the scoping review that explores gambling harm in LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer+) communities.
This Ipsos UK report explores gambling behaviours and harms amongst minority communities in Great Britain, based on a survey conducted in 2022 for GambleAware.
This Ipsos UK report explores gambling behaviours and harms amongst minority communities in Great Britain, based on a survey conducted in 2022 for GambleAware.
This report by ClearView Research, commissioned by GambleAware, explores gambling attitudes and experiences amongst young people from Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities in the UK.
This report by ClearView Research, commissioned by GambleAware, explores gambling attitudes and experiences amongst young people from Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities in the UK.
British Older Adult Gambling Behaviour: Evaluating Psychological and Physical Health as Predictive Risk for Problem Gambling
British Older Adult Gambling Behaviour: Evaluating Psychological and Physical Health as Predictive Risk for Problem Gambling
This report summarises phase 1 of research on women's experiences of gambling and gambling harms in Great Britain. It was commissioned by GambleAware and conducted by IFF Research, University of Bristol and GamCare.
This report summarises phase 1 of research on women's experiences of gambling and gambling harms in Great Britain. It was commissioned by GambleAware and conducted by IFF Research, University of Bristol and GamCare.
