If you or someone you know is having gambling issues, Gambler's Help is available
Supporting Victorians affected by gambling
The Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation is here to support people affected by gambling harm, including family and friends. We take a public health approach to our work, which means we focus on prevention, early intervention and support for those who are particularly vulnerable to gambling harm as well as those living in regional and rural communities.
We fund and work closely with organisations across Victoria to provide free and confidential Gambler’s Help services to people experiencing harm from their own or someone else’s gambling.
News and media releases
- Sharing stories and knowledge to celebrate National Reconciliation Week 2023 — 31 May 2023
- Footy carnival counters normalisation of sports betting — 30 May 2023
- Keeping young people ahead of the game — 11 May 2023
- On the frontline of gambling harm and intimate partner violence — 11 May 2023
- Gambling with their future: teenage gamers and pathways to gambling — 10 May 2023
Want to quit or cut back on gambling?
Available in app and web-based formats, Reset offers people insight into why they gamble and provides strategies for tracking and managing gambling behaviours. It can be used as a standalone self-help program or in conjunction with counselling.
Gambling Harm Awareness Week
During Gambling Harm Awareness Week, we highlighted how the brain is stimulated and affected by gambling.
Because the more you understand, the easier it is to change.
Gambling in Victoria
Community-led prevention projects

The Foundation supports a range of community-based, not-for-profit, local government bodies and public health organisations to deliver innovative place-based projects in diverse communities across Victoria to prevent and reduce gambling harm.
Read more about our currently funded community-led prevention projects.
Love the Game, Not the Odds

Gambling advertising is changing the way we see sport. The amount of advertising we are being exposed to on a daily basis makes it seem like gambling is a normal part of sport. Our Love the Game Program aims to counter the normalisation of gambling in sport.
Read more information for parents, schools and sporting clubs.
Events and training

Our professional development centre offers learning and development opportunities for Gambler's Help staff and health professionals.
Read more about training for professionals.
Our research

Search for published research papers that have been commissioned by the Foundation from our library of more than 40 research reports.
Read more about our research.
Gambling in Victoria

Gambling in Victoria is a one-stop-shop for the latest statistics on gambling behaviour and attitudes in our community.
Read more about gambling in Victoria.