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 The FRC Problem Gambling Support Services

Family Resource Centre Forum (FRCNF) works with GamblingCare.ie to provide a community-based model of support for anyone struggling with problem gambling. Launched in 2022, this FRC Problem Gambling Support Service provides professional, confidential counselling to anyone experiencing harmful gambling, their families, or their friends.ā€‹

The FRC Problem Gambling Support Service provides vital statistics that reveal the impact of gambling-related issues across our community. Monitoring and collecting this data is essential for understanding the prevalence of problem gambling, evaluating the effectiveness of support interventions, and identifying at-risk demographics. These insights guide our efforts to offer targeted support, raise awareness, and implement preventive measures. Explore our latest statistics to see how data-driven strategies are helping to address this growing concern.

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 2023 OVERVIEW OF FRC PROBLEM GAMBLING SERVICE DELIVERY OF THERAPEUTIC SUPPORTS 

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How the FRC Problem Gambling Support Service is funded:

 

The FRC Problem Gambling Support Service is funded through the Gambling Awareness Trust (GAT), an independent charitable organization established in 2019.  GAT's mission is to support research, education, and treatment initiatives to mitigate gambling-related harm in Ireland.  Governed by a voluntary board of trustees, GAT relies on contributions from Ireland's online and retail betting and gaming industry to sustain its operations.

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Individuals seeking assistance for themselves or for someone they care about can access a variety of dedicated problem gambling support services.  These services encompass residential programmes, face-to-face counselling, online counselling,  support groups, and self-help tools.  Such comprehensive offerings are designed to aid individuals in overcoming the challenges associated with problem gambling and facilitate their journey towards recovery and improved wellbeing.

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