This UK wide programme aims to raise awareness and address the issue of gambling harm disproportionately affecting people from ethnic minority populations. Workshops are provided to faith and community groups where the content explores gaming and gambling harm amongst minority communities centring on socio-cultural and religious contexts of shame and stigma relating to gambling harms. The workshops aim to empower delegates with the knowledge and skills to deliver their own sessions to young people whilst helping delegates to spot the signs of harm and provide signposting to safeguard young people.  

Learning Outcomes : 

• You will increase your knowledge and understanding of gambling and gaming and the related harm. 
• You will understand the triggers and risk factors to gambling and gaming harm for young people in diverse communities. 
• You will understand the role religion and culture can play in young people’s views and actions in relation to gambling and gaming. 

• You will recognise the signs of harm and understand what support can be provided. 
• You will understand what skills and tools can be used to prevent gambling and gaming related harm.