2027 Annual Conference Information Below
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It is important for those affected by the harms associated with gambling and people close to those with a gambling problem can suffer impacts that include conflicts in relationships, financial strain, and feelings of anger, fear, shame or worry.
For more information and to get help,
call the NYS OASAS HOPEline anytime at 1-877-846-7369.
For additional resources, please visit https://oasas.ny.gov/gambling or https://oasas.ny.gov/prevention/gambling
The Journey Starts NowJoin us for the 2027 NYCPG Annual Conference, where professionals and partners from across New York State come together to learn, connect, and strengthen our response to gambling-related harms. This year’s conference theme, “Roadmap to Empowerment: Reducing Gambling Harms through Knowledge and Action,” reflects our belief that meaningful change begins with knowledge and grows through the actions we take together. Whether you work in prevention, treatment, recovery, education, research, public health, or community engagement, you’ll find opportunities to gain new insights, build practical skills, and learn from the experiences of others in the field. Throughout the conference, participants will explore emerging trends, evidence-informed strategies, innovative approaches, and real-world experiences that can help guide our work forward. From engaging presentations and interactive sessions to networking and collaboration, the conference is designed to give you more than information. It’s an opportunity to identify what you can take back to your organization, your community, and your practice. Together, we can build a stronger roadmap, turn knowledge into action, and move toward a future with fewer gambling-related harms. To Register, visit the conference site by clicking the link below. When you travel to Albany, you can look forward to:
This event is an opportunity to infuse an awareness of gambling harms with a focus on expanding supports and services across NYS.
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