Together, we can reduce gambling harm
The Network brings together people and organisations across the field — from community services and people with lived experience, to researchers, public health professionals, and policymakers.
We create space for collaboration, shared learning, and collective action to prevent and reduce gambling harms across communities.
Featured Publications
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Gambling Harm and Economic Abuse Project: A partnership to support women experiencing gambling-related harm and economic abuse in England
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Practitioners’ perspectives on addressing gambling harms within substance use services in North East England
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The impact of having a spouse or cohabitating partner experiencing problem gambling on mental health and emotional wellbeing
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Irish teachers’ awareness of and attitudes towards adolescent gambling
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Perspectives of local public health and licensing staff on public health approaches for addressing gambling harms in London, United Kingdom
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The experiences, motivations, and engagement behaviours of young adults who regularly watch gambling livestreams
Featured Videos
Join our Communities
At the Network to Reduce Gambling Harms, we are building a vibrant, collaborative community focused on reducing gambling harms especially among underserved and equity-deserving communities across Great Britain.
To support this mission, we’ve established a series of Communities of Practice: dedicated spaces for connection, learning, and action across the sector. Whether you work in prevention, education, treatment, policy, research, or bring lived experience of gambling harm — there’s a place for you here.
Our Communities exist to:
Connect people across sectors and disciplines who are committed to reducing gambling harms and addressing health inequalities
Strengthen collective capacity by supporting one another, amplifying community voices, and co-creating meaningful, practical solutions
Share insights, evidence, and lived experience to understand what works, and what doesn’t
Drive impact by turning fragmented efforts into coordinated, community-centred action
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Learn more about the Network to Reduce Gambling Harms, get involved, or connect with others. We’d love to hear from you—send us a message.


This session explores how individuals and organisations can better recognise, respond to, and support people experiencing both gambling harms and housing insecurity.