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Problem Gambling Awareness Month Social Media Toolkit

Below are social media assets and language for OPGS vendors, partners, and community organizations to use throughout Problem Gambling Awareness Month (PGAM).
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PGAM Social Media Copy

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OPGS Helpline

The MA Problem Gambling Helpline. Worried about your gambling? Help in on the line. 800-327-5050.

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The MA Problem Gambling Helpline. Worried about your gambling? Help in on the line. 800-327-5050.

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The MA Problem Gambling Helpline. Worried about your gambling? Help in on the line. 800-327-5050.

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The MA Problem Gambling Helpline. Worried about your gambling? Help in on the line. 800-327-5050.

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Men of Color

When you're in recovery you can't take a risk on gambling

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When you're in recovery, you can't take a risk on gambling. Drugs. Alcohol. Gambling. Different Story, Same Problem. Mass.gov/ProblemGambling

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Tu recuperacion es los mas importante. No la assisgues con los juegos de apuestas.

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When you're in recovery, you can't take a risk on gambling. Drugs. Alcohol. Gambling. Different Story, Same Problem. Mass.gov/ProblemGambling

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Older Adults

Time to Cook. Discover the many alternatives to gambling. mass.gov/timeformore

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Time to Cook. Discover the many alternatives to gambling. mass.gov/timeformore

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Time to Explore. Discover the many alternatives to gambling. mass.gov/timeformore

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Time to Explore. Discover the many alternatives to gambling. mass.gov/timeformore

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Youth and Parents

Find ways to start the conversation about gambling 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. While drugs and alcohol are a common concern for parents of adolescents, gambling often gets overlooked. When it comes to youth and gambling, it’s important to know the facts. Learn more at mass.gov/YouthGambling.

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Find conversation starters and activities about gambling While alcohol, drugs, and vaping are concerns for most parents, problem gambling is a risk that’s less recognized but impacts youth more than you may think. Learn more at mass.gov/YouthGambling.

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