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Supportive intervention, information and referrals to self-help programs (Gamblers Anonymous and Gam-Anon), plus professional treatment/education programs with support and related services for problem gamblers and their families.

12 Addiction Treatment Centers (ATCs) across New York State that provide individualized care that is responsive to the needs of each client and supports long-term recovery.

Offers help 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for alcoholism, drug abuse and problem gambling.

The Finger Lakes Region PGRC is a program of the New York Council on Problem Gambling. The Finger Lakes PGRC is dedicated to addressing the issue of problem gambling within the Finger Lakes New York region through increasing public awareness and connecting those adversely affected with services that can help them.The Finger Lakes PGRC is dedicated to the positive transformation of lives harmed by problem gambling. This vision of transformation includes individuals with a gambling problem as well as their families and communities. With a focus on supporting the individual and reducing barriers to care, the Finger Lakes PGRC is truly the premier organization providing problem gambling services in the Finger Lakes region of New York State.PGRC's focus their efforts on: Increasing public awareness of problem gambling Connecting clients with treatment, recovery and support services Working with the gaming industry to promote responsible gambling Promoting healthy lifestyles which foster freedom from problem gambling Underage gambling

Provides a listing of support groups for individuals addicted to gambling as well as for those that need a supportive environment because they are a spouse, relative or significant other affected by the gambling problem. Groups work to learn acceptance and understanding of the gambling illness; to use the program and its problem solving suggestions as aids to rebuilding lives and to give appropriate aid for themselves or to the gambler; and, upon recovery, to give assistance to others who suffer.

Provides a listing of support groups for individuals addicted to gambling as well as for those that need a supportive environment because they are a spouse, relative or significant other affected by the gambling problem. Groups work to learn acceptance and understanding of the gambling illness; to use the program and its problem solving suggestions as aids to rebuilding lives and to give appropriate aid for themselves or to the gambler; and, upon recovery, to give assistance to others who suffer.

Oversees one of the nation’s largest Substance Use Disorder and problem gambling systems of care with approximately 1,700 prevention, treatment, harm reduction, and recovery programs serving over 730,000 individuals per year. This includes the direct operation of 12 Addiction Treatment Centers where doctors, nurses, and clinical staff provide inpatient and residential services to over 5,000 individuals per year.