Minimising Gambling Harm filtered by Safer Gambling Aotearoa
Te Tari Taiwhenua Department of Internal Affairs and Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora have updated the Gamble Host resources to reflect the 2023 amendments to the Harm Minimisation Regulations 2004.
The suite of Gamble Host resources provides education, guidance and training packages to societies, clubs, and venues that manage class 4 gambling. They include:
- leaflets and posters for use with people that gamble
- quick reference resources for use on the floor inside venues
- guidance for venue managers and staff to help carry out their responsibilities
- training tools and resources for people who deliver training to staff that supervise class 4 gambling.
You can get further information on your responsibilities when providing Class 4 gambling on the DIA website.
Our Safer Gambling Aotearoa campaign aims to increase awareness of the early signs of harmful gambling. It encourages people to seek help and take positive action early, both for themselves and for those they care about.
Health NZ promotes these messages at a national level and works with various services around the country to promote these at a local level.
You can visit the Safer Gambling Aotearoa website for more information.
“We are here to support you” gambling harm brochure for Asian communities – Vietnamese
These brochures were developed in partnership with Asian Family Services. They are written for Asian community members who read Vietnamese.
They provide helpful tips, early gambling harm warning signs and a self-awareness tool. Additionally they provide information of the support options available to people who gamble as well as their friends and family. Contact details for Asian Family Services are included.
Minimising Gambling Harm services, other health and social services and the general public are all welcome to order these brochures for free.
Ordered individually.
View or download the brochure here
“We are here to support you” gambling harm brochure for Asian communities - Hindi
These brochures were developed in partnership with Asian Family Services. They are written for Asian community members who read Hindi.
They provide helpful tips, early gambling harm warning signs and a self-awareness tool. Additionally they provide information of the support options available to people who gamble as well as their friends and family. Contact details for Asian Family Services are included.
Minimising Gambling Harm services, other health and social services and the general public are all welcome to order these brochures for free.
Ordered individually.
View or download the brochure here
“We are here to support you” gambling harm brochure for Asian communities - Korean
These brochures were developed in partnership with Asian Family Services. They are written for Asian community members who read Korean.
They provide helpful tips, early gambling harm warning signs and a self-awareness tool. Additionally they provide information of the support options available to people who gamble as well as their friends and family. Contact details for Asian Family Services are included.
Minimising Gambling Harm services, other health and social services and the general public are all welcome to order these brochures for free.
Ordered individually.
View or download the brochure here
“We are here to support you” gambling harm brochure for Asian communities - Chinese (simplified)
These brochures were developed in partnership with Asian Family Services. They are written for Asian community members who read Simplified Chinese.
They provide helpful tips, early gambling harm warning signs and a self-awareness tool. Additionally they provide information of the support options available to people who gamble as well as their friends and family. Contact details for Asian Family Services are included.
Minimising Gambling Harm services, other health and social services and the general public are all welcome to order these brochures for free.
Ordered individually.
View or download the brochure here
“We are here to support you” gambling harm brochure for Asian communities - English
These brochures were developed in partnership with Asian Family Services. They are written for Asian community members for whom English is a second language.
They provide helpful tips, early gambling harm warning signs and a self-awareness tool. Additionally they provide information of the support options available to people who gamble as well as their friends and family. Contact details for Asian Family Services are included.
Minimising Gambling Harm services, other health and social services and the general public are all welcome to order these brochures for free.
Ordered individually.
View or download the brochure here
Safer Gambling Aotearoa Kōrero Card Pack
Starting conversations about gambling can be scary, but they're important if we want to restore balance to the person who gambles and their whānau/family.
You can use this pack of Kōrero Cards as a guide to find the best way to talk about how gambling is affecting you and those you care about.
They are for people who gamble, whānau and affected others who need a simple way to start a conversation about gambling, how it’s affecting them, and prompts to discuss support options.
There are 40 cards per pack.
This resource is also available in other formats:
- Online format and as a downloadable pdf from the Safer Gambling Aotearoa website: Worried about your Gambling? Sharing & Talking Helps | Safer Gambling NZ
- Highlight reels on the Safer Gambling Aotearoa Instagram page: Te Hiringa Hauora (@safergamblingaotearoa) • Instagram photos and videos
Up to a maximum of two packs per order
Only available to minimising gambling harm service providers and other health care service providers.
Safer Gambling Aotearoa poster (A3 Size, Tatou Talanoa)
These posters are designed with a direct call-to-action to contact a FREE support service.
The posters can be used in a range of settings to prompt people to do this.
There is a blank white space at the bottom of the posters for PMGH services to write their contact details.
Size: A3
Safer Gambling Aotearoa poster (A4 Size, Tatou Talanoa)
These posters are designed with a direct call-to-action to contact a FREE support service.
The posters can be used in a range of settings to prompt people to do this.
There is a blank white space at the bottom of the posters for PMGH services to write their contact details.
Size: A4
Safer Gambling Aotearoa poster (A4 Size, Me kōrero tātou)
These posters are designed with a direct call-to-action to contact a FREE support service.
The posters can be used in a range of settings to prompt people to do this.
There is a blank white space at the bottom of the posters for PMGH services to write their contact details.
Size: A4
Safer Gambling Aotearoa poster (A3 Size, Me kōrero tātou)
These posters are designed with a direct call-to-action to contact a FREE support service.
The posters can be used in a range of settings to prompt people to do this.
There is a blank white space at the bottom of the posters for PMGH services to write their contact details.
Size: A3
