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Spotlight on: Gambling Support Service
Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS) is funded by GambleAware to deliver the Gambling Support Service (GSS) across Scotland from April 2022 to March 2025.
The project delivers training to frontline workers to help them recognise when people are at risk of, or experiencing, gambling harms. GSS also supports people in accessing specialist support and treatment services and it aims to raise awareness of gambling harms in Scotland.
Free training:
If you are interested in organising a free training session for your organisation, please contact us at GamblingSupport@scottishcabs.org.uk to discuss your needs.
Partnership working:
We are also keen to work in partnership with other organisations whether you are in the gambling related harms sector or outside of this. Please contact us at: GamblingSupport@scottishcabs.org.uk to discuss any opportunities for joint working.
Awareness raising:
We are open to attending events and contributing to news articles and blog posts. If you have something you would like us to attend or work on, please do get in touch.
Resources:
We have created a number of resources to help people working in this sector. You can find some of these below:
Advice and support:
If you or someone you know needs support with gambling, you can contact your local bureau office for advice. You can find your nearest office using our postcode finder here.
You can also get advice online on our webpage here.
News
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31 Aug 2022
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2 Mar 2024
by Laura Mallis, co-ordinator of the CAS Gambling Support Service.
This article was first published in the Herald on 02 March 2024.
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13 May 2023
by Billi Allen-Mandeville, from the CAS Gambling Support Service.
This article was first published in the Herald on 13 May 2023.