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Women & gambling
15th July 2020
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New in-depth research examining the experience of women and gambling finds female problem gamblers more likely to be from a BAME background or an ‘affected other’ and cite stigma as a main barrier to treatment.
New in-depth research examining the experience of women and gambling finds female problem gamblers more likely to be from a BAME background or an ‘affected other’ and cite stigma as a main barrier to treatment.
Q1 2020/21 donations
9th July 2020
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GambleAware has published details of donations for the three months to 30 June 2020.
GambleAware has published details of donations for the three months to 30 June 2020.
Letter to the BMJ
9th July 2020
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GambleAware submitted a letter to the BMJ regarding independent funding for prevention and treatment of gambling harms.
GambleAware submitted a letter to the BMJ regarding independent funding for prevention and treatment of gambling harms.
Letter to Lords Select Committee
9th July 2020
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GambleAware wrote to the Lords Select Committee in response to the publication of the report into the Social & Economic Impact of the Gambling Industry.
GambleAware wrote to the Lords Select Committee in response to the publication of the report into the Social & Economic Impact of the Gambling Industry.
New NHS Primary Care Gambling Service
8th July 2020
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New NHS Primary Care Gambling Service launches to support GP patients who experience gambling harms.
New NHS Primary Care Gambling Service launches to support GP patients who experience gambling harms.
Bank card gambling blockers report
7th July 2020
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A new report finds that the technology behind bank card gambling blockers works, but millions do not have access.
A new report finds that the technology behind bank card gambling blockers works, but millions do not have access.
CNWL's National Problem Gambling Clinic to provide care within Surrey prisons
2th July 2020
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GambleAware teams up with CNWL Trust Addiction service to provide funding for a new service across the Surrey prisons estate to help people with gambling problems within the criminal justice system.
GambleAware teams up with CNWL Trust Addiction service to provide funding for a new service across the Surrey prisons estate to help people with gambling problems within the criminal justice system.
DCMS Select Committee call for evidence into the impact of COVID-19
29th June 2020
GambleAware submitted evidence (on behalf of a number of organisations which work together to reduce gambling harms) to the DCMS Select Committee call for evidence into the impact of COVID-19 on DCMS sectors.
GambleAware submitted evidence (on behalf of a number of organisations which work together to reduce gambling harms) to the DCMS Select Committee call for evidence into the impact of COVID-19 on DCMS sectors.
Betting & Gaming Council funding
15th June 2020
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GambleAware welcomes the Betting & Gaming Council four-year pledge of up to £100m to fund treatment services for people experiencing gambling harm.
GambleAware welcomes the Betting & Gaming Council four-year pledge of up to £100m to fund treatment services for people experiencing gambling harm.
Role of the YouGov Survey as part of the Treatment Needs and Gap Analysis
3th June 2020
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GambleAware wrote to the Betting & Gaming Council regarding the role of the YouGov Survey as part of the Treatment Needs & Gap Analysis.
GambleAware wrote to the Betting & Gaming Council regarding the role of the YouGov Survey as part of the Treatment Needs & Gap Analysis.
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