Surrey Chapter One Gambling Related Harms Training

Gambling-related harm can affect individuals, families, and communities and often occurs alongside wider health, wellbeing and social issues. Gambling Related harms affect millions of people across the UK, including in Surrey.

Gambling related harms is now part of the national suicide prevention strategy and is now curriculum mandated in schools. The training increases awareness of gambling-related harms, builds confidence in supportive conversations, and strengthens understanding of local support pathways. It takes a trauma-informed, stigma-free approach and aligns with national guidance.

This session is for anyone working with Adults (aged 18+) within Surrey. This session has been commissioned by Surrey County Council and delivered by us at Chapter One

This session will cover:

What are Gambling Related Harms (GRH)
National and local prevalence rates
What are the causes and effects of GRH
The commercial determinants affecting GRH
Signs and Symptoms of GRH
Providing support to those affected
Treatment pathways, local support and signposting

All courses are evidence based, align with NICE Guidelines and remain free of any industry influence.

This sessions is 2 hours in length and will be delivered online via MS Teams, and attendees will receive follow up information after the session. Attendees will receive a link to MS Teams meeting 24 hours before the session.

Please be aware that the training will reference forms of gambling and shows images and audio of gambling related activity. It will also discuss levels of harm up to and including suicide. There are safeguarding procedures in place to ensure delegates safety is paramount.

If you have any questions regarding this session or alternative Chapter One training dates please contact Hello@Chapter-One.org