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- Association of Problem Gambling Service Administrators - Supports the development of services that will reduce the impact of problem gambling. APGSA members are administrators of public funds dedicated to the provision of problem gambling services.
- Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse - Provides academic and government reports on problem gambling in Canada.
- Chance to Change - Offers a Christ-centered gambling addiction recovery program, produced for churches.
- Chinese American Problem Gambling - Provides information about the Chinese Community Problem Gambling Project in San Francisco, California. Also, provides a problem gambling self-assessment in both Chinese and English.
- Electronic Journal of Gambling Issues - Deals with gambling as a social phenomenon and the prevention and treatment of gambling problems.
- Female Gamblers - Contains articles by women gamblers in recovery.
- Forman Consulting - Offers preventive educational services at high schools, colleges, and workplaces. Includes screening quiz and background information. Based in New England, U.S.A..
- Friends4Friends - Tries to prevent problem gambling through an awareness campaign targeting young adults.
- Gambling with the Good Life - Contains information about an organization that is dedicated to opposing expanded gambling in the state of Nebraska, U.S.A..
- GamCare - Offers a telephone help line for people with gambling problems in the United Kingdom. Also, offers an Internet chat help line.
- I want to stop gambling. - Contains a weblog by a compulsive gambler in recovery.
- Know the Odds - Offers educational materials to prevent the harmful effects of problem gambling. Included are curriculum materials for schools and colleges.
- National Coalition Against Legalized Gambling - Contains an information library for gambling facts.
- National Responsible Gaming Programme - Offers problem gambling education, treatment, telephone counselling, research, and counsellor training in Africa.
- Niagara Multilingual Prevention/Education Problem Gambling Program - A multilingual gambling information, awareness and prevention site for individuals, families and friends. Educational seminars are available upon request and phone .
- North American Training Institute Home Page - Specializes in responsible programs for the gaming and wagering industries, professional, accredited training programs, and in senior citizen and adolescent compulsive gambling issues. Includes Wanna Bet? magazine for kids concerned about gambling.
- Northern Rivers Gambling Service - Offers counseling for problem gamblers and their families. Situated in Northern New South Wales, Australia.
- The Oklahoma Association for Gambling Addiction Awareness - Provides information about the devastating affect that addictive gambling has on the problem gambler and his family.
- Oregon Gambling Addiction Treatment Division - Offers help to every problem gambler in Oregon. Reports on adolescent gambling and problem gambling.
- Problem Gambling - Offers a newsletter about the diagnosis and treatment of problem gambling for educational and informational purposes only.
- Problem Gambling Foundation of New Zealand - Addresses gambling problem issues in New Zealand.
- Problem Gambling Hub - Provides a hub for research, treatment, and discussion of problem gambling by the gaming industry and professionals who are concerned with the problem of gambling addiction.
- Responsible Gambling Council (Ontario) - Contains information about an organization dedicated to responsible gambling awareness.
- Shawn and Drew's 21 Steps to Stop Gambling - Provides information about a system to stop gambling.
- VOLTS (Video Online Lottery Terminators Society) - Attempts to educates the public in Nova Scotia to the dangers of video lottery machines.
- Wannabet.org - Contains an on-line magazine for kids concerned about the dangers of gambling addiction.
- Want to Stop Gambling? - Offers a free self-help guide developed by a problem gambler.
- Youth Gambling - Provides information about a program at McGill University in Quebec, Canada for youth gambling problems.
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