Resources

The Against the Odds team has developed a resource hub to help sports organisations interested in supporting the campaign to raise awareness of gambling harms, communicate your support on social media and to ensure that your coaches, volunteers, and staff recognise gambling as a safeguarding issue.
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Against the Odds

Project briefing

Get started here by reading an overview of our project and what our movement is trying to achieve!

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Against the Odds Charter

Our charter is intended to help clubs realise the leadership role they can play in their communities to raise awareness of and protect individuals from experiencing gambling harms.

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Community Sports Organisation: Best Practice Guidance

We’ve put together some best practices for CSOs to reduce exposure to gambling marketing and to minimise harms associated with lotteries, bingos and raffles.

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White Paper

Against the Odds has developed a white paper which sets out our proposal and rationale for removing gambling sponsorship, advertising and marketing in sport.

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Social media and communications

Template press release

We’ve created a template press release for your club or community sports organisation to send our to partners and the media. If you would like to work on something more bespoke, please do get in touch.

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Social media toolkit

For clubs and community sports organisations we have created a generic social media toolkit for use on your own channels. Please get in touch if you would like something bespoke creating!

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Against the Odds posters

Coming soon!

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Logo and branding

You can find our logo in the link below. If you’re using this in the public domain, please let us know and we can check that this meets out brand guidelines.

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Safeguarding

Safeguarding resources

We’re currently consulting with safeguarding experts across Greater Manchester to help develop new resources to support community sports organisations respond to gambling harms. Visit our latest page to find out more about current workshops.

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Signs and Symptoms

Gambling is often described as a hidden harm and quite often, the signs are not clear or obvious. We’ve broken down some common behaviours to help you consider if someone needs further support.

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Support services

Gambling is often described as a hidden harm and many people experience stigma when trying to talk to others about their gambling. All services listed here are FREE for GM residents and accept self-referrals or referrals from professionals such as your GP.

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Training

If you’re interested in receiving training on gambling harms, get in touch by clicking the button below.

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Get support

If you are seeking advice and information for yourself, a family member or friend about gambling harms, please click the button below to get support.
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