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WESTERN REGIONAL CONFERENCE ON PROBLEM GAMBLING

FOCUS ON THE FUTURE CONFERENCE APRIL 28, 2016

INNOVATIVE COMMUNITY-BASED PROBLEM GAMBLING PREVENTION PROJECTS

PRESENTED BY:

DANNETTE KILLINGER, MS, BS, CPS MONICA YELLOW OWL, CAD-1, CPS DANIEL FELIZARDO, MPA, CDP ROXANN JONES, BS

OREGON PROBLEM GAMBLING PREVENTION SYSTEM OVERVIEW

1995 Problem Gambling Services (PGS) funded in Oregon

2001-2003 PGS funded 15 Regional Prevention Programs Funded – enrollments increased 43%

2003-2007 PGS Prevention funding rolling out to all Counties

2007- Current Oregon Health Authority/Health Systems Division Funded Programs: 36 County Specific Programs and Native American Cultural Specific Program (NARA)

2015/2016 Innovative Problem Gambling Prevention Projects funded to Counties and Oregon Nine Tribes

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Prior to 2001 only two counties were doing PG Prevention work – other areas primarily outreach activities by treatment providers Regional prevention programs to enhance outreach and prevention

Baker

Benton

Clackamas

Clatsop

Coos

Crook

Curry

Deschutes

Douglas

Grant

Harney

Jackson

Jefferson

Josephine

Klamath

Lake

Linn

Malheur

Marion

Morrow Multnomah

Polk

Umatilla

Union

Wallowa

Wasco

Wheeler

River Hood

Lane

Oregon Problem Gambling Prevention Programs


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Gambling Alcohol Binge Alchol Marijuana Cigarettes Hopeless/EmotionalDistress

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Problem Gambling Adolescent Prevalence Study

Year At-Risk Problem Gamblers

1998 5% 1.4%

2007 4.6% 1.3%

2016 ? ?

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Prior to 2001 only two counties were doing PG Prevention work – other areas primarily outreach activities by treatment providers Regional prevention programs to enhance outreach and prevention


Problem Gambling Adolescent Prevalence Study

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Adult Prevalance Rate Combined

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Prevention Funds, $1,017,755.00

Prevention Funds, $8,857,052.00

PREVENTION FUNDS

2016 PREVENTION FUNDING LEVELS Problem Gambling Substance Abuse

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SAPT Block Grant for A&D Federal Support. No Federal Support for PG Prevention or Treatment.

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OREGON PROBLEM GAMBLING PROJECT

Danette Killinger, BS, MS, CPS

Prevention Coordinator, Linn County Alcohol and Drug Program

OREGON PROBLEM GAMBLING PREVENTION PROJECT

Monica YellowOwl, CADC-1, CPS

Prevention Specialist, Klamath Tribal Health & Family Services

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON OREGON PROBLEM GAMBLING SERVICES VISIT: OREGONPGS.ORG

WASHINGTON PROBLEM GAMBLING PROJECT

Daniel Felizardo, MPA, CDP

Program Manager, Puyallup Tribal Treatment Center

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