GambleAware

We'll begin stepping back in preparation for our closure on 31 March 2026. Responsibility for prevention, treatment & research commissioning will transition to @OHID @UKRI_News @NHSEngland and relevant bodies in Scotland and Wales. Thank you for your continued support.

This account will no longer be monitored after the 9th of February 2026. You can continue to access free and confidential advice, tools and support at gambleaware.org.

The GambleAware Support Tool app will be closing on the 9th of February 2026 as the UK Government take on responsibility for gambling harm, prevention, support and treatment across Great Britain. Visit gambleaware.org for free and confidential advice, tools and support.

GambleAware has issued a new warning about the dangers of loneliness and isolation in people experiencing gambling harm. globalgaminginsider.com/news/1789/gamb…

Gambling subscriptions can quietly drain your finances, so it's important you stay on top of it so it doesn't get out of hand.

We’re thrilled to share that You’re Not Alone has been nominated for a Smiley Charity Film Award! To watch and vote click the link below: smileycharityfilmawards.com/films/youre-no… Every vote counts!

Congratulations to the incredible @CliveTyldesley on being awarded an OBE for his services to broadcasting and charity! Clive has been a great advocate for preventing gambling harms and raising awareness of the risks. We couldn't be prouder!

Talking about your gambling harm with someone can help you on your recovery journey. Call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 to start that conversation today.

Our National Gambling Support Network evaluation found that over 60% of respondents experienced debt after gambling. We know that this time of year may be hard for some, visit the GambleAware website via the link in our bio for support.

If you're experiencing gambling harm, please know you're not alone and there's support services out there for you. If you need someone to speak to during this period, please contact the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133

If you're experiencing harm from gambling, we're still here to help. If you need someone to speak to during this period, please contact the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133

Advice, tools, and support for gambling harms are still available and will continue to be accessible after the app's closure at GambleAware.org.

The GambleAware Support Tool will close on the 9th February 2026 as the UK Government takes on responsibility for gambling harm prevention support and treatment across Great Britain. The app will remain fully available to all users until this date.

Today, we were pleased to have @CliveTyldesley be a part of our speakers at our annual conference. Read below as he shares some reflections⬇️

@johnmcalaney @GamResearchBU @GordonMoodyOrg Thanks John! Thank you so much for joining us today.

At the @gambleawaregb conference in London. Looking forward to some interesting discussions on the future of gambling treatment and research for both my @GamResearchBU and @GordonMoodyOrg roles.

Thank you to @fionatwycross for opening up our conference, with an insightful and encouraging speech this morning. Baroness Twycross shares: "Ultimately, we all want the new system to be as successful as possible and to protect people from gambling harms"

We’re delighted to welcome everyone joining us in person and online for our final annual conference; this year focusing on 'Celebrating progress and welcoming the new statutory gambling harms prevention system.' Join us online: lnkd.in/es2DVhu7

The National Gambling Support Network plays a vital role in reducing gambling harm. Their latest report shows 93% of clients improved after treatment, with ‘problem gambling’ dropping from 86% to 12%.

Support from family during recovery can offer understanding, rebuild trust and help to create a safe and stable environment. Their encouragement and awareness can keep you grounded and connected to the help you need.

Thank you, Paul, for sharing your experience! Research shows how some neurodivergent people, such as those with ADHD or autism, may have an increased likelihood of experiencing gambling harms. But no matter how you're feeling or how you're affected, we can help