The National Council on Problem Gambling has awarded 'Change the Game' - Ohio's latest responsible gambling campaign - its Corporate Awareness Award and Corporate Website Award.

March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month - resources and treatment are available to those affected.

A new initiative from Ohio for Responsible Gambling (ORG) aims to educate parents, teacher, and other “influencers” on the risks involved with games young people play and how that can be a gateway to problem gambling.

Director Tracy Plouck of the Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services recently provided the Commission an update on Ohio's problem gambling services as well as the results of the 2017 Problem Gambling Survey.

Ohio received three awards at the recent National Conference on Problem Gambling, held last month in Portland, Oregon.

In a letter to the editor, the Commission and its partners in Ohio for Responsible Gambling highlight the progress being made in our state to prevent and treat problem gambling.

'Be the 95%' - a statewide responsible gambling campaign - has won multiple awards at the 2016 National Conference on Problem Gambling.

In a letter to the editor, Commission Chair Jo Ann Davidson highlights the work being done to prevent and treat problem gambling both in our communities and across the state.

Individuals in central Ohio with a gambling problem will have more treatment options thanks to funding provided by the Franklin County ADAMH Board.

A new campaign designed to prevent problem gambling and build awareness of resources available to help at-risk individuals was launched this week.