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DPG provides tailored presentations to behavioral health entities, strategic partners, State and private agencies, schools and community groups.
The Division of Problem Gambling goal is to increase community awareness about the effects of problem gambling, and we strive to increase awareness that problem gambling is a preventable and treatable public health issue.
We work to address vulnerable populations including aging adults, Native Americans, college students and youth. Specifically, regarding youth, we aim to reduce gambling behavior among the population by addressing the risk factors that may increase the risk of problem gambling and promoting the protective factors that may minimize the risk of problem gambling.
DPG builds and works to maintain partnerships with individuals, agencies, and community groups to help support a community-based approach to problem gambling prevention.
DPG provides tailored presentations to behavioral health entities, strategic partners, State and private agencies, schools and community groups.
Request a Presenter
For more information on risk and protective factors related to National Prevention Framework
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In 2019 DPG awarded its first ever grant on the risks of gambling, targeting high-risk adolescents. For more grant information please visit our Prevention Grants page.
Prevention Grants
Are you looking to add information about problem gambling to your classroom, group, or agency program area? Here are a few items we can offer you:
Presentations and education, targeted to specific population needs.
Professional training workshops (e.g., to addictions, prevention, or mental health providers).
Information on assessing for problem gambling in behavioral health settings.
Problem Gambling 101 presentations for health care organizations and why you should be screening for Problem Gambling.