International Centre for Youth Gambling Problems and High-Risk Behaviors at McGill University has been at the forefront of leading-edge research aimed at identifying and understanding the critical factors related to youth gambling issues of public funds for problem gambling services.

The Division of Problem Gambling invites you and your organization to join us in spreading public awareness of problem gambling and promoting prevention, treatment, and recovery services during Problem Gambling Awareness Month. This social media toolkit is tailored to make participation in Problem Gambling Awareness Month (PGAM) easy and extend the impact of the movement!

 

A center for all the councils on compulsive gambling; acts as a hub for all other state affiliates

 

APGSA is a national membership organization of state administrators of public funds for problem gambling services.

 

Provides independent, peer reviewed research, that helps increase the understanding of gambling disorder and find effective methods of treatment. 

 

Gamblers Anonymous is a twelve-step support program for problem gamblers. It is a support program for friends and families of the problem gamblers.

 

Gam-Anon is a support program for friends and families of the problem gambler.  Not all GA meetings have an accompanying GamAnon meeting.  You will find the available GamAnon meetings listed throughout the GA meeting list.

 

SMART Recovery’s potential effectiveness for assisting individuals to find relief from gambling addiction is supported by research. 

 

Gamblock prevents access to internet gambling sites.

Arizona council on compulsive gambling; Arizona state affiliate of NCPG