The Consumer Voices program continues to roll out across the Illawarra, Shoalhaven, Southern Tablelands and Far South Coast. We have already delivered 39 sessions to a variety of community/welfare services and groups and have several bookings in place already for early next year.
DetailsWatch the interdisciplinary panel as we discuss how collaborative care may support people who are affected by problem gambling.
DetailsThey’re rigged, they’re addictive and they’re everywhere”
For the first time, the masterminds behind pokie machines reveal how they’re programmed for addiction.
DetailsWe are about to start up the very successful Consumer Voices program again following a small abeyance whilst awaiting funding outcomes.
DetailsGIS NSW Annual general meeting took place on the 9th of December 2015 at the Nowra showground committee room.
DetailsRigged. Designed for addiction. Everywhere. The documentary film Ka-Ching! gets behind the poker machines that have become inescapable in Australia’s clubs and pubs.
DetailsAre you concerned about the negative impacts of gambling on children & young people?
All interested parties are invited to come along to our AGM to hear a powerful presentation by Allison Keogh who was recently featured on the HOOPLA and various radio stations talking about the negative impact of gambling on children and young people based on her personal experiences
DetailsIs Gambling affecting you or someone you know
Do you gamble to escape worries or other uncomfortable feelings?
Are you increasing your bets or gambling more often?
Are you concerned about a partner, friend or relative’s gambling behaviour?
Are gambling related financial worries getting you down?
Is gambling affecting your relationships with family, friends or employers?
DetailsThis guide is for financial counsellors working with clients who have gambling problems or are affected by problem gambling, such as family members.
Many clients who seek financial counselling are also struggling with serious financial, emotional, health and relationship problems related to problem gambling. It is also likely that they will not tell you about these problems unless you ask.
DetailsThis guide is for people who work in the “helping professions,” including addiction specialists, General Practitioners (GPs), social and health care providers, community and welfare service providers, workers in the legal and criminal justice system, pastoral care workers and employee assistance program counsellors.
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