College Gambling Prevention Initiative
Forecasted
The College Gambling Prevention Initiative funds Connecticut colleges to develop research-based programs that educate and prevent gambling-related harm among students.
Funder: Connecticut Council on Problem Gambling
Due Dates (Anticipated): August 2027 (application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Supports up to 12 Connecticut colleges/universities per cycle; typical funding per institution not specified.
Summary: Funds Connecticut colleges to implement gambling risk education, prevention, and campus policy initiatives.
Key Information: Only accredited colleges/universities/community colleges in Connecticut are eligible.
Description
The initiative supports Connecticut colleges and universities in addressing the rising prevalence of gambling among college students. Through funding and partnership with the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, the program enables campuses to develop and implement activities such as student education, awareness campaigns, policy enhancement, and outreach events focused on gambling prevention. The goal is to foster safer, healthier campus environments and reduce gambling-related harm.
