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Responsible Gambling Fund publications

Annual reports

See notes

2010-11 (2.5 mb)
2009-10 (1.1 mb)
2008-09 (995 kb)
2007-08 (57 kb)
2006-07 (664 kb)
2005-06 (372 kb)
2004-05 (486 kb)
2003-04 (398 kb)
2002-03 (554 kb)
2001-02 (1.1 MB)

Client Data Set (CDS) Reports

All Responsible Gambling Fund (RGF) funded treatment and support services collect specific data on each client receiving counselling services related to problem gambling. The following Client Data Set Reports provide detailed analysis of the collected data.

1 July 2009 to 30 June 2010 (491 kb)
1 July 2008 to 30 June 2009 (493 kb)
1 July 2007 to 30 June 2008 (328 kb)
1 July 2006 to 30 June 2007 (656 kb)
1 July 2005 to 30 June 2006 (633 kb)
1 January 2005 to 30 June 2005 (330 kb)
1 January 2004 to 31 December 2004 (540 kb)
1 July 2003 to 31 December 2003 (442 kb)

Other information

A Guide to Problem Gambling: Children and Young People - Information for TAFE NSW and School Counsellors (438kb)
Advice for parents and carers - signs of problem gambling - Outlines signs that your son or daughter may have a gambling problem and options for seeking help (165 kb).
Children and young people's gambling - Analysis of research (171 kb).
Counselling and support services for problem gamblers, families and others - Lists contact details for Responsible Gambling Fund-funded counselling and support services around New South Wales.
Gambling Help - the problem gambling help line - Provides background to Gambling Help - a 24 hours a day, 7 days a week telephone crisis counselling, information and referral service for problem gamblers, families and others. Gambling Help also offers referrals to face-to-face problem gambling counselling and support services.
Information for services/organisations currently receiving funding for treatment and support services from the Responsible Gambling Fund.
Policy framework on treatment services for problem gamblers and their families (444 kb)- On 10 October 2001, the Minister for Gaming and Racing launched a five-year strategic plan aimed at improving the availability and quality of treatment and counselling services for problem gamblers, their families and friends. The Policy Framework on Treatment Services for Problem Gamblers and Their Families is a first for NSW and Australia. The five-year plan will lead to a more co-ordinated network of services for people in the community who require this assistance.
Problem gambling and Aboriginal communities (171 kb).
The Canadian Problem Gambling Index (158 kb)

Notes:

The following erratum is noted for the 2004/05 annual report: The information contained on page 14 of this report concerning the sources of calls to the G-line (NSW) telephone service is incorrect. The correct figures for the sources identified are - telephone book (20.19 percent), venue notices (13.8 percent), and television (1.85 percent). In addition, to the extent that information suggests a television campaign similar to that conducted during 2003-04 was conducted during 2004-05, that suggestion is incorrect.
The following erratum is noted for the 2005/06 annual report: The following sentence on page 12: 'Only 2 percent of callers reported learning about G-line (NSW) from the television, compared to the nine percent figure for the previous 12 month period (reflecting the impact of the G-line (NSW) advertising campaign in the 2004-05 financial year).' is incorrect. The sentence should read: 'Only 2 percent of callers reported learning about G-line (NSW) from the television, consistent with the 2 percent figure for the previous 12 month period.'
On 1 January 2006, the name of the Casino Community Benefit Fund was changed to the Responsible Gambling Fund. Annual reports since 2005-06 are reports of the Responsible Gambling Fund Trustees.

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* As of 1 January 2006 specific reference to the Casino Community Benefit Fund is replaced with a reference to the Responsible Gambling Fund.