Sports clubs across Ireland are being encouraged to help raise awareness about the harm caused by gambling and sign up to prevention programmes rte.ie/news/regional/…

Many thanks to everyone who was able to make the game today. It was a great event to raise awareness of gambling harm and showcase the work we do on the island of Ireland. Many thanks to Jane Adams of Pizza crew Antrim road for feeding us after 💙

Cracking news story BBC Newsline on yesterday's football match organised by Gambling with Lives to highlight serious harms of gambling addiction at the start of the Premier League season, includes interviews with our Chair Philip McGuigan and Vice Chair Robbie Butler MLA.

MLA Philip McGuigan calls for reform of out of date gambling laws in Northern Ireland at a charity football match to raise awareness of #gambling harms: christian.org.uk/119779

Nearly half of all people with problem gambling in Ireland are women (45.5%), yet only 10% of the people currently accessing our counselling service are women. The EmpowerHer Recovery Network seeks to address that gap in help-seeking by providing a dedicated service.

Women with problematic gambling will have the opportunity to engage in a personalised and empathetic recovery process. belfastlive.co.uk/news/northern-…

Very informative to meet with ASA today at the Assembly to discuss gambling advertising and how harms related to gambling could be reduced.

“If we want to reduce harm, we need to reduce consumption.” - CEGA's Director Will Prochaska responding to a new report by NERA in today's Observer that blows a hole in the gambling industry's economic arguments. theguardian.com/society/articl…

Fascinating panel discussion being held on the future of gambling advertising regulation at today’s summit. Will Prochaska says the regulatory framework as it stands is “totally inadequate” and makes a strong appeal for the public health approach to the issue