Gambling Harm Awareness Week is an annual event to help people understand the risks of gambling.
There will be a free community session to learn how setting personal limits can help reduce the risks associated with gambling.
The event will be held next Thursday, 30th October, 1.30pm to 3:00pm, at the Benetook Room at The Alfred Deakin Centre.
No bookings are needed.
This year’s theme is ‘Set before you bet’, focusing on how setting limits can reduce someone’s risk of experiencing gambling harm.
Topics covered will include:
What makes gambling feel “normal” in our community
Local gambling statistics
Recognise when gambling may be causing harm
Set personal limits and stay in control
And how to support yourself, family and friends
Everyone is welcome to this event, whether you gamble, know someone who does, or simply want to be a part of a healthier, safer community.
This event is hosted by Anglicare Victoria and Mildura Rural City Council.
Gambling Harm Awareness Week in Victoria will be held from 27 October to 2 November 2025.
Gambler’s Help in Victoria: 1800 858 858
Gambler’s Help provide free, confidential advice, and support people with gambling harm, family and friends close to them.
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