Problem Gambling National Coordination Service

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The National Coordination service (NCS) aims to support and strengthen problem gambling services funded by the Ministry of Health by providing a number of initiatives that support the infrastructure of the sector.

Working with generic providers, dedicated Maori providers, dedicated Pacific providers and other cultural groups in defining the detail and structure of these initiatives will be critical to successful coordination.

The Problem Gambling National Coordination Service is a Ministry of Health contracted service delivered by The Salvation Army in partnership with The University of Auckland's Centre for Gambling Studies.

  • NCS Key objectives

    Key objectives

    The National Coordination Service's key objectives.

  • Newsletter

    Quarterly newsletter

    The quarterly NCS newsletter introduces new staff, profiles providers, looks at best practice, workforce development, research, sector events and Ministry of Health and DIA updates.

  • Hui, fono and forum

    Hui Fono and Forums

    Details about past sectoral and national provider workforce development events.

  • Calendar

    Calendar of Events

    Annual calendar of important events for the Problem Gambing Provider sector.

  • Directory

    Directory

    A directory of problem gambling websites in New Zealand.

  • Gamblefree Day

    Gamblefree Day

    Public health events happening around the country every 1st September.

  • Hope

    General Mental Health & Addictions Sector

    Information and links to the other agencies which impact on our problem gambling work.

  • Archive

    Archive

    An archive of National Coordination Service events from 2008-2010.

Contact us

For more information, please contact:

Maria Butler
National Coordinator
Phone: (09) 639 1131
Email: Maria Butler

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