Gordon Moody has confirmed that it will continue to provide specialist support for individuals and families affected by gambling-related harm for people living in England.
As one of the UK’s leading gambling harm charities, Gordon Moody has spent more than 50 years helping people rebuild their lives through specialist residential treatment services.
Gordon Moody announced that it has formally signed its funding agreement with NHS England, marking an important milestone for the organisation and the future provision of specialist gambling harm treatment and recovery services.
The agreement provides funding for Gordon Moody to continue delivering specialist support for individuals affected by gambling-related harm as part of the evolving national treatment system.
As one of the UK’s leading providers of gambling harm treatment services, Gordon Moody has supported individuals and families over the past five decades. The agreement provides a strong foundation for the organisation to continue delivering evidence-based support whilst contributing to the development of a sustainable, accessible and integrated treatment system.
Jon Murray, Chief Executive Officer of Gordon Moody, said: “Signing this agreement represents an important moment for Gordon Moody and more importantly, for the individuals and families affected by gambling-related harm who rely on specialist support.
“We welcome the opportunity to continue working alongside NHS England and partners across the treatment system to ensure people can access high-quality, evidence-based support when they need it most.
“This agreement provides stability as we continue to strengthen and develop our services, expand access to support and build new pathways into treatment and recovery.”
Over recent months, Gordon Moody has undertaken a significant programme of transformation, strengthening its services, people and infrastructure to meet the changing needs of those affected by gambling-related harm.
The organisation will continue to build on its long-standing reputation for delivering specialist treatment and recovery services, while working alongside partners across the sector to help shape the future of gambling harms support.
This next chapter provides an opportunity to further strengthen services, improve access to specialist support and continue delivering life-changing outcomes for individuals and families affected by gambling-related harm.
Claire Arnold, Chair of Trustees, added: “This agreement provides an important platform for Gordon Moody as we enter the next phase of our development. We remain committed to innovation, collaboration and ensuring that people affected by gambling-related harm can access the support they need, wherever they are in their recovery journey.”
