Today is World Mental Health day. Gambling harms millions across the UK with many still feeling shame and stigma. You are not alone. Support is available. Chapter One is here to help.

We have recently been supporting the PCDC events in Nottingham. We currently have some funded training opportunities available for professionals working in Nottingham. Visit our training page and book your free space. www.chapter-one.org/professional...

September is national recovery month, a chance to highlight that recovery is possible and to challenge stigma around mental health and addiction. Our website signposts to not just gambling harms help but for other mental health and support services too #nationalrecoverymonth #recoveryispossible

It’s opening weekend of the Premier League. Last season there was almost 30,000 gambling adverts, treble the amount from the season before. If you, or anyone you know, is struggling, you are not alone and help is available. Visit Chapter One for information, help and support.

Recent feedback from a training delegate. Chapter One provides training for frontline professionals, healthcare professionals and educators.

Recovery is possible. Chapter One has downloadable resources available to support you on your journey into recovery. Visit the website to find out more www.chapter-one.org

Today the @departmentforedu.bsky.social has published welcome new guidance for schools with a much-needed focus on gambling harms. Chapter One remains committed to supporting teachers and delivering education to young people

All set up and underway as we continue to share Chapter One’s message. www.chapter-one.org

Today the team head to Stormont to launch Chapter One at a dedicated event hosted by Mr Philip McGuigan MLA. In the absence of state provided treatment and support for gambling related harms in Northern Ireland, Chapter One continues to be a leading resource through training, information & support

Recovery is possible. Let Chapter One be the first step.

Harms can be hidden. Help is not. Visit Chapter One for free and confidential help and support for you, someone you know or a service user you may be supporting.

As part of our national launch, we’ve unveiled our Ten Point Plan for Gambling Harm Prevention, developed in collaboration with London South Bank University Take a look here www.chapter-one.org/professional...

Thank you to @andyburnham.bsky.social and @greatermcr.bsky.social for believing in Chapter One since the beginning.

Dropped into House of Commons for @chapterone-uk.bsky.social launching as a national provider addressing gambling harm. Good to catch @sianberry.bsky.social @mzc.bsky.social and @willprochaska.bsky.social to plan ways of tackling gambling adverts on public transport and in betting shop windows.

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Today we’re launching Chapter One as a national provider of gambling harm prevention for everyone affected by gambling across the UK with an event in the @ukhouseofcommons.bsky.social Thank you to our speakers for today’s event

‘Chapter One is here’ Thank you to Abtisam Mohamed, MP for hosting our event and supporting the work of Chapter One

Today we’re launching Chapter One as a national provider of gambling harm prevention for everyone affected by gambling across the UK with an event in the @ukhouseofcommons.bsky.social Thank you to our speakers for today’s event

"This will help more people get the right treatment at the right time" James Grimes, who leads Chapter One, explains on BBC Breakfast why the new NICE guidelines are so important For information and support, visit www.chapter-one.org

98% of professionals who have attended our training feel confident to support someone experiencing gambling harm. Find out more at www.chapter-one.org

Recovering from gambling harms is possible. Let a visit to Chapter One be the first step. chapter-one.org

Gambling-related harms can be hidden, but help is not. Chapter One is here for everyone affected by gambling. www.chapter-one.org

For free and confidential help and support for gambling harms, visit Chapter One www.chapter-one.org