This report evaluates GambleAware's women's prevention campaign, which ran from September to October 2022. It assesses the campaign's reach, impact, and effectiveness in raising awareness of gambling harms among women.

This Ipsos report for GambleAware examines the Problem Gambling Severity Index (PGSI), analysing its effectiveness and suggesting improvements for measuring gambling-related risks and harms.

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.

GambleAware's evaluation of their World Cup Bet Regret prevention campaign, which ran from November to December 2022. The report outlines the campaign's approach, execution, and impact.

This report by GambleAware outlines the background research and insights that informed the April 2023 campaign to reduce stigma around gambling harms.

This review explores available evidence within public health media communications to help inform the general principles of best practice and apply them to the area of safer gambling and gambling harm prevention.

This report presents annual statistics from the National Gambling Treatment Service (currently known as National Gambling Support Service) in Great Britain for 2022 to 2023, compiled by GambleAware. It provides data on clients, treatment outcomes, and trends.

This report presents annual statistics from the National Gambling Treatment Service (currently known as National Gambling Support Service) in Great Britain for 2022 to 2023, compiled by GambleAware. It provides data on clients, treatment outcomes, and trends.

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 GambleAware outlines key research findings that informed our National Gambling Treatment Service campaign. It summarises data on gambling prevalence, harms, and treatment needs in Great Britain to provide context for the campaign.