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Problem Gambling Financial Counseling Services

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OH, USA

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Responsible Gaming Financial Literacy

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AgencyOhio → Lottery Commission
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Provides professional financial counseling for individuals impacted by gambling-related financial stress for prime contractors on Ohio Lottery projects. Conducts counseling sessions with subject-matter experts to address individual cases and connects participants to referral networks, helplines, and provider directories. Employs a trauma-informed, non-stigmatizing approach integrated with the Time Out Ohio service model. Delivers individualized counseling sessions and a functional referral network.

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