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In Crisis? 
Call or Text 988

Identify as LGBTQIA+?

Dial 988 and press 3

Text "PRIDE" to 988   


Problems with Gambling?

Call 800•327•5050

or text "GAMB" to 800327

Gambling Resources

Adult Resources

  • Get Real About Gambling

    Get Real About Gambling

    For many, gambling is a hobby or pastime. For others, it’s a serious problem. Gambling can make you feel depressed, desperate or angry, and even get you into legal trouble.  

  • MA Problem Gambling Hotline

    MA Problem Gambling Hotline

    What is gambling? When does it cross the line from pastime to problem? Learn to recognize the signs of problem gambling, and get help for yourself or a loved one today.

  • Problem Gambling Prevention

    Problem Gambling Prevention

    The Massachusetts Center of Excellence on Problem Gambling Prevention provides capacity building, training, and program development services to address the prevention of problem gambling and its intersection with related health issues, such as substance misuse and mental health problems.

  • Protect yourself or a loved one

    Protect yourself or a loved one

    If you or a loved one ever had a problem with drugs or alcohol, gambling may be the same problem waiting to happen. Find out if you or someone you love is at risk. Recognize the warning signs and get support. Don’t take a chance on gambling. Reaching out for help is a big step, please know that you are not alone and we encourage you to seek support as soon as possible.

  • Mass Gov Problem Gambling

    Mass Gov Problem Gambling

    Discover more about problem gambling, problem gambling resources, and problem gambling symptoms! 

Youth Resources

  • Teen Gambling

    Teen Gambling

    Gambling is another, less-recognized risk that impacts teens’ brain development—maybe more than you think. That’s why it’s important to talk to youth about gambling today.  

  • Let's Talk Risk

    Let's Talk Risk! 

    The reality is that risks are everywhere. They’re a part of life. As parents, we can’t control every risk our child takes. But we can guide them away from more problematic risk-taking behavior— like alcohol, substance use, vaping, and gambling. This guide was designed for parents of youth ages 10-13, you can use any of the conversation pointers with children of other ages.

Connect with Local Services

Connect with local mental health clinicians and other support services in the greater Springfield area on 413Cares.org.

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