This report shares GambleAware’s learnings from seven years of delivering national behaviour change communications to reduce gambling harms, offering practical insights and recommendations for future public health interventions.
The final Community Resilience Fund evaluation report highlights how community organisations have reduced gambling harms through trusted local services, culturally tailored approaches and strengthened partnerships.
This report presents the evaluation findings of The National Gambling Support Network (NGSN). It identifies implications and recommendations for GambleAware, the network providers, future system commissioners (the NHS) and wider system stakeholders.
This evaluation shows that the Aftercare Funding Programme filled a critical gap in the gambling harms care pathway by strengthening the long-term recovery sector, building provider capacity and partnerships and generating evidence to inform future commissioning and policy decisions.
This report evaluates the Improving Outcomes Fund which supports community-led, culturally responsive projects to reduce gambling harms among women and minority ethnic and religious communities. It also provides recommendations for future commissioners and the wider gambling system.
This synthesis report compiles key insights and learnings from GambleAware’s stigma reduction marketing campaign, summarising the strategies implemented, and impact achieved over time. It also offers recommendations to guide future behaviour change campaigns aiming to reduce gambling harm.
This report presents a synthesis of findings to date, drawing together key insights into the factors driving gambling harms among women and minority communities, alongside the barriers these groups face when seeking support.
This report updates the year-one evaluation of the Community Resilience Fund (CRF) programme, presenting emerging findings and outlining key implications and recommendations for GambleAware and funded organisations as they approach the final year of delivery.
This report presents the findings of the second phase (of three) of the evaluation of the Aftercare Funding Programme. Phase 2 explored project delivery progress, early outcomes and emerging learning about long-term recovery support.
This report captures key insights from the IOF evaluation's scoping phase, exploring what works well—or less well—to reduce gambling harm for women and minority communities.
