This month, we talk to Gayl Humphrey, co-lead of the Health Informatics and Technology Programme at the National Institute for Health Innovation at the University of Auckland. Gayl is currently working on the Manaaki App, a new mHealth cognitive behavioural therapy app for people experiencing gambling harms or problems. Ko Ben Nevis ko Ngongotaha te maunga Ko Tower Burn ko Utuhina te awa Ko Whitclife te waka Ko Pākehā et Scottish te iwi Ko Dunfermline te marae Ko Gayl tōku ingoa Gayl spent a lot of her teenage years growing up in Rotorua with her brothers. It was a great place to grow up,...

​Ngā Manga Puriri are proud to have helped beautify their town and have been instrumental in delivering a powerful piece of contemporary art, in conjunction with raising the profile of their organisation and awareness around problem gambling.

The Salvation Army Oasis is a well-established specialist service that has worked towards reducing petipeti whakararu (gambling harm) in Aotearoa New Zealand for over 25 years. Our free and confidential service is delivered by a team of passionate and qualified health professionals who seek to support and empower individuals, whanau and communities to develop healthy and fulfilling lifestyles, free from gambling harm. A vacancy has become available within The Salvation Army Oasis Auckland for a full-time Gambling Caseworker (40 hours per week). This role will be based at a range of Salvation...