This report by ACT Recovery, commissioned by GambleAware, examines treatment needs and gaps for problem gamblers in Great Britain using mixed methods, including literature review, analysis of treatment data, site visits, and workshops.

This secondary data analysis by NatCen Social Research, commissioned by GambleAware, compares characteristics of gamblers in the general population to those accessing treatment in England and Scotland.

This report by Demos and the University of Bristol, commissioned by GambleAware, examines gambling advertising on Twitter, analysing tweets from betting accounts and measuring how children and vulnerable groups interact with this content.

This report by NatCen Social Research for GambleAware examines usage of and demand for gambling treatment and support services amongst gamblers and affected others in Great Britain.

This report, commissioned by GambleAware, summarises discussions from a workshop on gambling-related suicide research gaps and priorities.

This report, created by gambling experts, defines gambling-related harms and proposes a framework for measuring their social costs. It aims to improve understanding and monitoring of gambling impacts.

This interim synthesis report by Ipsos MORI, commissioned by GambleAware, examines the exposure, tone and content of gambling advertising and marketing in the UK.

This interim report by Ipsos, commissioned by GambleAware, synthesises findings from multiple research strands examining gambling marketing and advertising in the UK, focusing on exposure and content.

This report, commissioned by GambleAware, analyses data from the 2007 Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey to explore associations between problem gambling, loneliness, and lifetime suicidal behaviours in England.

This report by ScotCen Social Research, commissioned by GambleAware, examines the impact of gambling marketing on children, young people and vulnerable groups in the UK through qualitative research with focus groups and interviews.