If you're 18 and over we want to hear from you. Share your views on gambling and its impact.
If you're worried that you or someone you know is gambling too often or for too long, we'd encourage you to talk to someone you trust and get support to make changes.
Local Support
NHS - East Midlands Gambling Harms Service
Providing specialist therapies, treatment and recovery to those affected by gambling addiction and gambling problems.
Gamblers Anonymous
An in-person support group in Leicester (Mondays and Wednesdays 8pm to 10pm)
National Support
NHS - Help for problems with gambling
Get things back on track through a self-assessment and additional support.
National Gambling Support Network
Provides free, confidential and personalised support for anyone who struggles with gambling. It also offers support to those affected by someone else's gambling.
Citizen’s Advice
Confidential advice available online, over the phone, and face to face.
Gambling with Lives
A charity set up by bereaved families of suicide to provide support, raise awareness, and campaign for change.
Chapter One
Support and information on the causes and signs of gambling harms.
Self-exclusion
If you think that you are spending too much time or money on gambling, whether online or in gambling premises, then there are tools available to help you:
- GAMSTOP self-exclusion from gambling websites or apps run by online operators licensed in the UK
- Self-Enrolment, National Self-Exclusion | SENSE from all licensed land-based casinos in Great Britain
- Bingo Industry Self-Exclusion Scheme | BISES from all licensed land-based bingo premises across Great Britain