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Update on COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
Updated 25th March 2020 In light of recent developments, we understand that many of our services users will be worried and concerned about COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Please be assured that our services are …
Read moreUpdated Advice on Coronavirus (Covid-19)
GamCare and our partners understand that clients may be worried about the spread of Corvid-19 (Coronavirus). We would like to reassure you that we are closely following Government and NHS guidance and that …
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Feedback on Gamban Blocking Software
GambleAware previously funded licenses for blocking software from Gamban for all GamCare callers and clients. They would now like to know more about your experience of the software to assess whether this …
Read moreGambling Commission Survey – Your Views Are Needed
We are sharing this survey on behalf of the Gambling Commission, who have set key challenges for the gambling industry as part of a drive to make gambling safer.
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New Digital Tool to Support Gamblers Experiencing Harm
GamCare has launched an online course for people concerned about their gambling behaviour.
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Introducing a Friends and Family Chatroom
From 12th February, GamCare will introduce additional group chatrooms for family and friends who are affected by a loved one's gambling, taking place each Wednesday between 7pm - 8pm.
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We’re Extending our Sunday Evening Chatroom
After trialling an extension to our online group chatrooms over Christmas and New Year, we are extending the run time of our Sunday evening chatroom to one and a half hours from this weekend (Sunday 12th …
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Making Women’s Voices Heard
Our Women’s Programme is looking for input from women of any background, whether they are gamblers or affected by someone else’s gambling.
Read moreRisk information on modern gambling products
[Survey now closed] Researchers at Warwick University have developed a brief online survey to investigate perceptions of the fairness of various gambling opportunities.
Read moreResearch: Gambling-Related Financial Harms
Researchers at the University of Bristol are looking at how financial services firms (like banks and credit card companies) can help reduce gambling-related harm.
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