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Young people are growing up just a few clicks away from the vast world of gaming and gambling, along with the online safety challenges that come with it.
Those in positions of care or influence over children and young people have a unique opportunity to take meaningful action to protect and support them. We’re here to provide them with the knowledge, tools, and confidence they need to make a real difference.
Through our free programmes and resources, we help build awareness and resilience, helping to guide young people to thrive in the digital age.
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parents concerned about their child's gaming screen time
young people have paid to open a loot box in a video game
children have had some experience of gambling
Inspired by lived experience and grounded in robust evidence, our unparalleled training bridges the generational knowledge gap between young people and those who support them in navigating their digital lives.
CPD certified, our training is enriched by a comprehensive library of practical resources, building a growing community of individuals dedicated to safeguarding the well-being of future generations.
The digital world isn't slowing down, and neither are we.
Your support helps us equip more adults with the knowledge they need to prevent gaming and gambling harms in young people.
The Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) in the Department of Health and Social Care has confirmed that Ygam will receive £3m from the VCSE Gambling Harms Prevention and Resilience Fund covering the two-year period from 2026 to 2028.
Now in its fifth year, the Annual Student Gambling Survey is the most comprehensive research of its kind, jointly commissioned by Ygam and Gamstop, and includes responses from 2,000 university students across the UK.
Ygam has secured a significant grant from the Garfield Weston Foundation, marking a strong endorsement of its social purpose and proven record of delivering impact.
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