New Jersey Casino Control Commission (CCC) Resolution acknowledging March as Problem Gambling Awareness Month on March 8, 2023. From left: CCC Commissioner Joyce Mollineaux, CCC Chairman James Plousis, Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey Executive Director Felicia Grondin, CCC Vice Chair Alisa Cooper, Casino Association of New Jersey President Mark Giannantonio.
CCGNJ Executive Director Felicia Grondin and Prevention and Communication Specialist Daniel Meara at the State House to open the agency’s Problem Gambling Awareness Month activities. CCGNJ is conducting presentations and weekly webinars during the March observance.
CCGNJ’s Christine Paladino at Jackson Township Memorial High School for Problem Gambling Awareness Month.
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CCGNJ’s Christine Paladino at the Central Jersey Kids Expo Monroe as part of the agency’s Problem Gambling Awareness Month effort.
CCGNJ’s Gregory Gioe tables an event at Havana Avenue School in Egg Harbor City.
CCGNJ Executive Director Felicia Grondin at the agency’s display at the State House in Trenton the week of October 17 to discuss gambling issues with Legislators.
Gregory from CCGNJ attending Fire Fest at Vista park in Pine Beach, NJ
Greg Gioe of CCGNJ at the Toms River Food Festival. – August 2022
Greg Gioe of CCGNJ at a police-sponsored barbecue in Atlantic City. – August 2022
CCGNJ’s Vin Bicker (left) with Brick Morning Rotary Club President Fred Peters. – August 2022
CCGNJ’s Greg Gioe at the Atlantic County Recovery Court Employment and Resource Fair – August 2022
CCGNJ’s Vin Bickler getting the word out about 800-GAMBLER at Toms River’s Summer in Street celebration, which the Downtown Toms River Development Council sponsored. – July 2022
CCGNJ recently partnered with the Center for Market Research at Seton Hall University to examine college student betting patterns, and to determine how to better raise awareness about problem gambling among undergraduates. Click Here to view the power point that includes findings from two surveys conducted for the project. – May 2022
CCGNJ’s Vin Bickler with seniors from Point Pleasant High School, where he talked about the many risks of gambling, especially how youth are susceptible to online betting. – June 2022
CCGNJ staff Vin Bickler (left) and Greg Gioe attend the LavaLove event at the AC convention center. Hosted by Power Changes Lives inc. to help homeless and at risk populations – May 2022
CCGNJ’s Vin Bickler at Ocean County Mental Health and Wellness Fair – May 2022
NJ Lottery Launches “Be Informed – Be Empowered” Campaign for 2022 Problem Gambling Awareness Month – March 2022
Council on Compulsive Gambling of NJ Meets with Legislators during Problem Gambling Awareness Month – March 2022
NJ Conference of School Superintendents in Atlantic City – March 2022
Middlesex High School’s First Wellness Day Included a Council on Compulsive Gambling of NJ Table – March 2022
2021 Sports Betting Community Summit – December 2021
Luis Del Orbe – Prevention & Treatment Administrator, CCGNJ
2021 Holiday Gift Responsibly Press Conference “Lottery Tickets Aren’t Child’s Play”- December 2021
Felicia Grondin – Executive Director, CCGNJ
Fred W. Hogan – Board President, CCGNJ
2021 East Coast Gaming Congress – October 2021
Felicia Grondin – Executive Director, CCGNJ
David Rebuck – Director, NJ Division of Gaming Enforcement
“Not 18 Yet? No Bet?” Press Conference – August 2021
Felicia Grondin – Executive Director, CCGNJ
James Carey, Esq. – Executive Director, NJ Lottery
