Problem Gambling: our communities, our families, our problem

Links

A number of organisations in New Zealand work in the area of problem gambling. For further information click on the links below:

• The Gambling Helpline is a national freephone service providing support, referral and information for people affected by or concerned about gambling. 
• The Problem Gambling Foundation website provides information about problem gambling, with an emphasis on workforce development information. 
• The Salvation Army Oasis Centres provide consultation and rehabilitation programmes for people affected by problem gambling.
• Gambling Watch is a website designed to inform the public about current issues relating to gambling in New Zealand. 
• The Ministry of Health funds and coordinates problem gambling services. 
• The Department of Internal Affairs regulates and monitors gambling. 
• The Health Sponsorship Council is responsible for developing and implementing the problem gambling social marketing campaign.
• The Gambling and Addictions Research Centre at Auckland University of Technology conducts research that improves New Zealanders' understanding of how gambling affects society and enhances gambling policy and professional practice.