APHC 2025 Workshop: Gambling Harm is Everyone’s Business – A Public Health Approach

Written By Andrew Reid

CHETRE had the privilege of working with colleagues and partners from the Fairfield City Health Alliance and Partnership Gambling Working Group to organise and deliver the workshop "Gambling Harm is Everyone's Business: A Public Health Approach to Reducing Gambling Harm in Australian Communities" at the Australian Public Health Conference 2025.

Andrew Reid, Research Officer at CHETRE, contributed as both a member of the organising committee and a panel speaker, representing CHETRE's commitment to collaborative research and knowledge translation in gambling harm prevention.

Expert Contributors: We thank Amy Bestman, Elizabeth Conroy, Peter Hope, Nick McGhie, Kate da Costa, Mary Jo Costache, and Alyssa Wilson for their expert contributions to the workshop's success.

The workshop reinforced the importance of advancing public health approaches to gambling harm and fostering collaborative, evidence-informed strategies across Australian communities.

 

Andrew Reid
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