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The Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey (CCGNJ) offers programs, education, resources, and support for New Jersey residents affected by problem gambling and gambling-related concerns. Our work focuses on increasing awareness, connecting people with appropriate resources, supporting prevention efforts, and expanding access to treatment.
Our programs and services include:
Stay informed about new resources, training opportunities, treatment-provider developments, and other CCGNJ updates.
Community support helps CCGNJ continue its work to increase awareness of problem gambling and connect New Jersey residents with information, resources, education, and treatment services. Contributions can help advance programs that reach individuals, families, professionals, and communities throughout the state.
Explore CCGNJ videos, educational materials, news, and other resources focused on problem gambling awareness, prevention, treatment, and support.
If you or someone you love is struggling with a gambling problem, confidential support is available. Problem gambling can involve casino gambling, sports betting, online gambling, or other forms of wagering. Some people may also experience financial, relationship, emotional, or other difficulties connected to their gambling
The Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey (CCGNJ) connects individuals and families with information, support, treatment resources, and other services related to problem gambling. Through education, outreach, prevention, training, and treatment connections, CCGNJ works to make help easier to access for people throughout New Jersey.
Our free 800-GAMBLER helpline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Individuals can call or text to speak with someone about gambling-related concerns and learn about available resources. Loved ones can also reach out when they are concerned about another person’s gambling.
Asking for help does not mean you have to face the problem alone. Whether you are concerned about your own gambling, supporting a family member, or looking for professional resources, the 800-GAMBLER helpline can be a starting point for confidential assistance.
