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Voices of Gambling Harm

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It can be entertaining to play a game of chance, but when does gambling start become harmful?

Markus is our lead Peer Support and Community Engagement worker providing Gambling Support. He has lived experience of gambling harm in his own life, bringing a unique passion to supporting others impacted by the harmful aspects of gambling.

His personal experiences mean he can relate to the challenges of others and provide non-judgemental support.

The Voices of Gambling Harm project lead by Mental Illness Education ACT (MIEACT) provided an opportunity for Markus to share his story and how reaching out for support started his road to recovery.

For 24/7 support please call the National Free Helpline on 1800 858 858 or visit the Gambling Support Service for more information.

Phone 1300 364 277

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If you find it difficult to hear or to speak, you can contact us through the National Relay Service (NRS). Please call 133-677

If you require support in another language, you can use the Translating Interpreting Service (TIS) free of charge by calling us and asking for an interpreter or calling TIS on 131 450 and asking to be connected to us on 1800 364 277

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