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Gambling & Debt Pathfinder Study - full report and appendices

Key findings:
-Debts of up to £60,000 might be common amongst problem gamblers
-Understanding of problem gambling amongst money advice agencies and in the NHS is extremely low
-Awareness of the help available to problem gamblers amongst these agencies and in the NHS, particularly GPs, is equally poor
-There is an urgent need to improve education about gambling for young people, alongside or as part of work on financial literacy and understanding chance and risk.

The Report makes a number of recommendations for the problem gambling and money advice agencies, banks and the credit industry, the gambling industry, youth and criminal justice systems, and employers.

Published by the Research Institute for Health and Social Change at Manchester Metropolitan University. Hard copies are only available from the Institute, price £15.00.

Also available as a downloadable PDF

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