Washington State Council on Problem Gambling a Non Profit Organization

“The form 990 is presented to the board of directors for review at the first meeting following completion of the form and the annual audit. Upon approval the form is filed.”

“The organization's governing documents and financial statements are available to the public through the secretary of state's office and by request from our office.”

“The council's mission is to increase awareness of public health issues around problem gambling and gaming, expand the availability and integration of services, and support advocacy, research, and programs for education, prevention, treatment, and responsible gambling and gaming.”

“Social justice: an ongoing commitment to social justice and equity means working and engaging with and listening to representatives from the diverse communities the council services. This supports efforts to create programs and services that meet diverse needs and to advocate for change in our field that addresses barriers to information and access to care for those most marginalized. Community advisory committees are representative working groups that help inform the council's strategic plans and advise on new and improved services that live at the intersection of the council's mission and the unmet needs of these communities. Outreach efforts print, broadcast, digital are designed to inform and inspire others to understand social justice as a public health and mental health issue that reflects impacts on diverse communities with relation to race, religion, gender and sexual identity, disabilities, and other intersectionality connections. A tollfree helpline is made available to the general public. A call may be placed at any time and information is available to help the caller identify signs that he/she or a loved one may be in trouble or to help the caller connect with treatment programs. The helpline can also be accessed via chat or text. The youth services program is designed to assist youth in making healthy choices and reduce risky behaviors. Youth services also includes a peer- to-peer outreach campaign, new directions, to help youth become aware of the potential negative effects of gambling addictions, to allow youth to communicate effective awareness messages to their peers and communities, and to become aware of alternate healthy choices in entertainment and recreational activities.”

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