Destinations of regulatory settlements - previous years

Destinations of regulatory settlements to be applied for socially responsible purposes from previous years

The Gambling Committee is considering proposals for regulatory settlements.

The following projects were approved as a regulatory settlement destination. This information is updated at least every year.

This page shows regulatory settlements assigned to ove r-year. See the regulatory reconciliation implemented for the purpose of fulfilling social responsibility for regulatory settlements assigned this year.

Destinations of regulatory settlements - April 2022 to March 2023

The following projects approved as a buffer payment destination from April 2022 to March 2023.

Information on regulations on the settlements implemented for the purpose of fulfilling social responsibilities.

Implementation date	Executing agency	Amount	Business name
2022 November	University of Dalam	486. 604, 40 £	A tw o-year research project aimed at further understanding the relationship between gambling and home abuse, and the nature of support provided to people who have experienced home abuse related to gambling. In addition, the home abuse related to gambling is identified, developed to respond, and implemented on a trial basis.
2022 November	Anonimind and Leon House	992. 298, 94 £	A 2 4-month survey to deepen understanding of gambling in the veteran community and develop solutions through policies and practice, including access to gambling and intervening measures.
2022 November	Addiction Recovery Agency (ARA)	115. 000 £	A 1 8-month project to focus on the relationship between disturbed gambling and trauma, and to understand the developmental precursor of the disturbed gambling. This helps the development of more effective early intervention and treatment Initiative.
2022 November	Glasgow University	402. 184 £	A 1 8-month project that conducts secondary analysis of existing data, design and implementation of custo m-made random probability surveys for gamblers and design and implementation of identification selection experiments. Understand the preferences and choices of gambling addicted patients, and create reliable new information on potential changes in consumer behavior according to the potential of new protection from gambling.
2022 November	Gambling care	236. 086 £	A 1 2-month pilot project that explodes the feasibility to be able to "warmly introduce" to the NATIONAL GAMBLING HELPLINE live chat and instant messaging services (such as whatSApp, Facebook Messenger) for gambling customers directly.
2022 November	Red Card Gambling Support	130. 000 £	A two-year pilot to provide awareness and education to semi-professional (non-league) football clubs, targeting 1, 500 young players and club staff aged 16-25 from up to 30 clubs in London, the South East and the Midlands.
2022 November	JC Foundation Trust	24. 560 £	An 18-month project to support the Jewish community in Salford and ensure more individuals and families in this community receive the help and support they need to reduce their gambling habits and improve their financial situations, relationships and mental health.
2022 November	Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH) North East	750. 000 £	A three-year pilot to tackle gambling harm in an area with higher rates of deprivation and harmful gambling compared to other parts of England. Working with key target groups, such as those with poor health, low life satisfaction and a history of mental illness and substance abuse, interventions co-produced with partners and experts will be implemented and evaluated through experience and tertiary prevention.
August 2022	Grass	£1. 612. 300	The aim of the Gambling-Related Suicide Research Programme is to fund research to improve understanding of the link between gambling and suicide in the United Kingdom (UK), improve the effectiveness of regulatory measures, harm reduction, prevention and communication, and ultimately reduce the number of gambling-related suicides in the UK. Of the £612. 300 available, Greo Information will use more than 80% as research grants and support knowledge mobilisation through transparent peer review. Two grant calls were opened in March 2023.
August 2022	Behavioural Impact Team (BIT)	4. 320. 000 £	Expansion of the Policy Unit & RAMP Expansion of the Problem Gambling Research Unit Expansion of the Problem Gambling Research Unit Expansion of the Problem Gambling Research Unit Expansion of the Problem Gambling Research Unit Expansion of the Problem Gambling Research Unit. The unit will work with stakeholders and policymakers to discover, test and scale ways to reduce gambling harm.

Destinations of regulatory settlements - April 2021 to March 2022

The following projects have been approved for regulatory settlement during the period April 2021 to March 2022:

• GanCare National Groundline
• GanStop Exceptions
• GanBan Exceptions software (provided free of charge as part of a pilot).

• Design a successful intervention measure in the gambling market, such as banks and financial services departments, and to expand its scale, to understand, identify and support the most risky customers in cooperation with major stakeholders. Supports.
• Build evidence for advice, policy and regulation changes through a globally duplicated "What Works" database.
• Gambling will affect other departments and investigate cases in which they are intersecting to use them as stat e-o f-th e-art solutions.

• Beacon Counseling Trust
• Drugfam
• Grass

Destinations of regulatory settlements - April 2020 to March 2021

During the period from April 2020 to March 2021, the following projects were approved as a buffer.

• Lancashire
• Marious side
• West Midruns
• Cumbria
• Manchester
• Cheshire

• Training and awareness of CJ system (CJS) staff and individuals for CJs
• In search of the needs and problems facing CJS official s-Promotion of "Sort Leadership" to discuss possible solutions and countermeasures
• Increase awareness of gambling and crime issues.

• To provide education that reduces the harm of gambling, develop trainers of culturally appropriate models.
• Improvement of knowledge of gambling harm and treatment options among South Asian people
• Improve the introduction route to the treatment of people who are experienced harm.

• GanCare National Groundline
• GanStop Exceptions
• GanBan Exceptions software (provided free of charge as part of a pilot).

Destinations of regulatory settlements - March 2019 to March 2020

The following projects have been approved as a buffer payment destination during the period from March 2019 to March 2020.

Pressing settlement information implemented for the purpose of fulfilling social responsibilitie s-March 201 9-March 2020

Implementation date	Executing agency	Amount	Business name
March 2020	Charities Aid Foundation	40. 000 £	Supports effective adjustments of national strategies to reduce gambling damage.
January 2020	Greater Manchester Complex	750. 000 £	Pathfinder project for local governments for public health approaches.
December 2019	Health / Social Care Union	496. 647 £	In order to guide the implementation of national strategies in Scotland, it runs a forum for participants who have gambling damage.
December 2019	Scotland Public Health Network	142. 483 £	Standing of all population approaches for gambling in Scotland.
November 2019	Public Audit Center	£ 103. 200	Use local government management procedures to understand and deal with gambling.
November 2019	Summary	523, 998 £	Training and materials for gambling operators to identify and support customers who are at risk of suicide.
October 2019	Money and Mental Health Research Institute	228. 500 £	A tw o-year work program to participate in the financial service department to reduce gambling losses.
September 2019	Healthy stage	37. 500 £	Animated an effective model to reduce the impact of unhealthy gambling behavior in soccer environment.
September 2019	Harley team	£ 1. 562. 184	A pilot project exploring the design and provision of NH S-based integrated regiona l-based services for people who are experiencing gambling harm.
September 2019	Gordon Moody	220. 000 £	Capital funds to enhance the therapeutic ability
August 2019	Gordon Moody	200. 000 £	To enable effective analysis of the data obtained by providing the treatment of Gordon Moody.
July 2019	Criminal reform by the Howard League	1. 838. 000 £	Larg e-scale problem / crime committee
June 2019	Gambling investigation exchange	1. 900. 00 £	To support national strategies, establish new surveys and declining gambling harm in the UK and work programs, including the spread of evidence.
May 2019	Gambling care	3, 223 £	Provide and distribute the stock of the printed sel f-help workbook.
May 2019	Gambling care	298. 590 £	Support the management of the Safer Gambling Gamcare standard, and design and provide a website to make the accredited business "rating" clearly visible to consumers.
May 2019	Gambling care	250. 000 £	Construction the ability to effectively analyze gambling addiction and the data collected by gambling helplines nationwide.
March 2019	Gambling wear	30. 000 £	Accelerate the progress of Gambleaware activities to support national strategies to reduce gambling damage.

Last update: October 9, 2023

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