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Massachusetts Council on Gaming and Health

The Massachusetts Council on Gaming and Health s a statewide non-profit agency that promotes public health by mitigating the negative personal and community impacts of gambling and gaming. Their mission is accomplished through training and education, federal and state advocacy, research and gaming play information, and prevention and recovery programs. They serve individuals who game and gamble, and their loved ones.

Address
83 Morse Street
Building 6, Suite 8F
Norwood, Massachusetts 02062-4350
United States

Main Phone:
(617) 426-4554
Fax:
(617) 426-4555

Website:

Social Media:

Personnel
 
Martha T. Kane
President
 
MiShy Sibley
Communications and Events Manager
 
William A. Dávila
Secretary
 
Licia Bester
Executive Assistant
 
Paul Sternburg
Vice President
 
Jodie A. Nealley
VSE Recovery and Outreach Liaison
 
Marlene D. Warner
Chief Executive Officer
 
Stephen P. Crosby
Director
 
Chelsea Turner
Chief Operations Officer
 
Dawn Distefano
Director
 
Odessa Dwarika
Chief Program Officer
 
Mark Hichar Esq.
Director
 
Phil Sherwood
Director of Communications and Marketing
 
David Monahan Esq.
Director
 
Deanna Foster
Treasurer
 
Vera Parham
Director
 
Yves Montima
Director of Finance
 
John Perry
Director
 
Philip S. Kopel
Data Management and Evaluations Director
 
Joe Rocco
Director
Massachusetts Council on Gaming and Health News
PlayMyWay launches at Encore Boston Harbor
12 Sep 2022
Voluntary budgeting tool allows Wynn Rewards players the ability to monitor the amount of money they spend in real time and to support their decision to continue or stop play. read more »

NCPG reintroduces bipartisan Gambling Addiction Prevention Act of 2019
9 Jul 2019
The updated act would require the Department of Defense to develop policies and programs to prevent and treat gambling problems, in coordination with the Department’s other behavioral health efforts. read more »

NCPG announces results of Board of Directors election
28 Jun 2019
Returning to the board for a second term are Carolyn Hawley of Virginia and Chelsea Turner of Connecticut. read more »