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August 26, 2026 - Harrisburg, PA

Shapiro Administration Launches First-of-its-Kind Program Offering

Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones announced the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding - for the first time in Commonwealth history - dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling.

Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, child care, finding employment and housing, access to health care providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services.

"This is a landmark day for problem gambling services here in Pennsylvania. The addition of case management services is in direct response to what we've heard from Pennsylvanians receiving treatment for problem gambling - much of their counseling time was being spent trying to address their non-treatment needs because all too often individuals have lost everything before entering treatment," said Secretary Davis-Jones. "By offering case management, we will help bridge the gap between treatment and outside factors that can affect someone's ability to recover by providing a consistent point of support to help navigate available resources and barriers to care."

Speaker List:
DDAP Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones
Josh Ercole, Executive Director, Council on Compulsive Gambling of Pennsylvania
Diana Dietz, Manager, Pennsylvania Lottery Responsible Play
Jack Gallick, Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling Program Analyst, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board
Elizabeth Ward, Clinical Manager, Penn State Health Advancement in Recovery Program
David Yeager, Pennsylvanian in long-term recovery from problem gambling



Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones announced the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...Today is a landmark day for problem gambling services here in Pennsylvania. The addition of case management services is in direct response to what weve heard from Pennsylvanians receiving treatment for problem gambling much of their counseling time was being spent trying to address their non-treatment needs because all too often individuals have lost everything before entering treatment, said Secretary Davis-Jones. By offering case management, we will help bridge the gap between treatment and outside factors that can affect someones ability to recover by providing a consistent point of support to help navigate available resources and barriers to care..<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_001.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones announced the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...Today is a landmark day for problem gambling services here in Pennsylvania. The addition of case management services is in direct response to what weve heard from Pennsylvanians receiving treatment for problem gambling much of their counseling time was being spent trying to address their non-treatment needs because all too often individuals have lost everything before entering treatment, said Secretary Davis-Jones. By offering case management, we will help bridge the gap between treatment and outside factors that can affect someones ability to recover by providing a consistent point of support to help navigate available resources and barriers to care..<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_002.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones announced the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...Today is a landmark day for problem gambling services here in Pennsylvania. The addition of case management services is in direct response to what weve heard from Pennsylvanians receiving treatment for problem gambling much of their counseling time was being spent trying to address their non-treatment needs because all too often individuals have lost everything before entering treatment, said Secretary Davis-Jones. By offering case management, we will help bridge the gap between treatment and outside factors that can affect someones ability to recover by providing a consistent point of support to help navigate available resources and barriers to care..<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_003.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones announced the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...Today is a landmark day for problem gambling services here in Pennsylvania. The addition of case management services is in direct response to what weve heard from Pennsylvanians receiving treatment for problem gambling much of their counseling time was being spent trying to address their non-treatment needs because all too often individuals have lost everything before entering treatment, said Secretary Davis-Jones. By offering case management, we will help bridge the gap between treatment and outside factors that can affect someones ability to recover by providing a consistent point of support to help navigate available resources and barriers to care..<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_004.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones announced the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...Today is a landmark day for problem gambling services here in Pennsylvania. The addition of case management services is in direct response to what weve heard from Pennsylvanians receiving treatment for problem gambling much of their counseling time was being spent trying to address their non-treatment needs because all too often individuals have lost everything before entering treatment, said Secretary Davis-Jones. By offering case management, we will help bridge the gap between treatment and outside factors that can affect someones ability to recover by providing a consistent point of support to help navigate available resources and barriers to care..<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_005.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones announced the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...Today is a landmark day for problem gambling services here in Pennsylvania. The addition of case management services is in direct response to what weve heard from Pennsylvanians receiving treatment for problem gambling much of their counseling time was being spent trying to address their non-treatment needs because all too often individuals have lost everything before entering treatment, said Secretary Davis-Jones. By offering case management, we will help bridge the gap between treatment and outside factors that can affect someones ability to recover by providing a consistent point of support to help navigate available resources and barriers to care..<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_006.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones announced the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...Today is a landmark day for problem gambling services here in Pennsylvania. The addition of case management services is in direct response to what weve heard from Pennsylvanians receiving treatment for problem gambling much of their counseling time was being spent trying to address their non-treatment needs because all too often individuals have lost everything before entering treatment, said Secretary Davis-Jones. By offering case management, we will help bridge the gap between treatment and outside factors that can affect someones ability to recover by providing a consistent point of support to help navigate available resources and barriers to care..<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_007.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones announced the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...Today is a landmark day for problem gambling services here in Pennsylvania. The addition of case management services is in direct response to what weve heard from Pennsylvanians receiving treatment for problem gambling much of their counseling time was being spent trying to address their non-treatment needs because all too often individuals have lost everything before entering treatment, said Secretary Davis-Jones. By offering case management, we will help bridge the gap between treatment and outside factors that can affect someones ability to recover by providing a consistent point of support to help navigate available resources and barriers to care..<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_008.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Council on Compulsive Gambling of Pennsylvania Executive Director Josh Ercole joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...When people think of gambling problems, money is often the first thing that comes to mind. While financial problems often exist, many other areas of life can also be impacted, requiring a wide range of resources, said CCGP Executive Director Josh Ercole. Having case management services available for problem gambling will help to better address the specific needs of individuals and families across the Commonwealth.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_009.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Council on Compulsive Gambling of Pennsylvania Executive Director Josh Ercole joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...When people think of gambling problems, money is often the first thing that comes to mind. While financial problems often exist, many other areas of life can also be impacted, requiring a wide range of resources, said CCGP Executive Director Josh Ercole. Having case management services available for problem gambling will help to better address the specific needs of individuals and families across the Commonwealth.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_010.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Council on Compulsive Gambling of Pennsylvania Executive Director Josh Ercole joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...When people think of gambling problems, money is often the first thing that comes to mind. While financial problems often exist, many other areas of life can also be impacted, requiring a wide range of resources, said CCGP Executive Director Josh Ercole. Having case management services available for problem gambling will help to better address the specific needs of individuals and families across the Commonwealth.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_011.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Council on Compulsive Gambling of Pennsylvania Executive Director Josh Ercole joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...When people think of gambling problems, money is often the first thing that comes to mind. While financial problems often exist, many other areas of life can also be impacted, requiring a wide range of resources, said CCGP Executive Director Josh Ercole. Having case management services available for problem gambling will help to better address the specific needs of individuals and families across the Commonwealth.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_012.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones announced the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...Today is a landmark day for problem gambling services here in Pennsylvania. The addition of case management services is in direct response to what weve heard from Pennsylvanians receiving treatment for problem gambling much of their counseling time was being spent trying to address their non-treatment needs because all too often individuals have lost everything before entering treatment, said Secretary Davis-Jones. By offering case management, we will help bridge the gap between treatment and outside factors that can affect someones ability to recover by providing a consistent point of support to help navigate available resources and barriers to care..<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_013.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Council on Compulsive Gambling of Pennsylvania Executive Director Josh Ercole joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...When people think of gambling problems, money is often the first thing that comes to mind. While financial problems often exist, many other areas of life can also be impacted, requiring a wide range of resources, said CCGP Executive Director Josh Ercole. Having case management services available for problem gambling will help to better address the specific needs of individuals and families across the Commonwealth.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_014.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Lottery Responsible Play Manager Diana Dietz joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_015.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Lottery Responsible Play Manager Diana Dietz joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_016.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Lottery Responsible Play Manager Diana Dietz joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_017.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Lottery Responsible Play Manager Diana Dietz joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_018.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Lottery Responsible Play Manager Diana Dietz joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_019.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling Program Analyst Jack Gallick joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is committed to working with DDAP, CCGP, the Pennsylvania Lottery, and our licensed gaming operators to make sure resources are readily available and easily accessible to anyone in Pennsylvania who is seeking assistance with problem gambling, said Jack Gallick, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Program Analyst. Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling Program Analyst Jack Gallick joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is committed to working with DDAP, CCGP, the Pennsylvania Lottery, and our licensed gaming operators to make sure resources are readily available and easily accessible to anyone in Pennsylvania who is seeking assistance with problem gambling, said Jack Gallick, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Program Analyst.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_020.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling Program Analyst Jack Gallick joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is committed to working with DDAP, CCGP, the Pennsylvania Lottery, and our licensed gaming operators to make sure resources are readily available and easily accessible to anyone in Pennsylvania who is seeking assistance with problem gambling, said Jack Gallick, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Program Analyst. Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling Program Analyst Jack Gallick joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is committed to working with DDAP, CCGP, the Pennsylvania Lottery, and our licensed gaming operators to make sure resources are readily available and easily accessible to anyone in Pennsylvania who is seeking assistance with problem gambling, said Jack Gallick, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Program Analyst.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_021.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling Program Analyst Jack Gallick joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is committed to working with DDAP, CCGP, the Pennsylvania Lottery, and our licensed gaming operators to make sure resources are readily available and easily accessible to anyone in Pennsylvania who is seeking assistance with problem gambling, said Jack Gallick, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Program Analyst. Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling Program Analyst Jack Gallick joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is committed to working with DDAP, CCGP, the Pennsylvania Lottery, and our licensed gaming operators to make sure resources are readily available and easily accessible to anyone in Pennsylvania who is seeking assistance with problem gambling, said Jack Gallick, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Program Analyst.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_022.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling Program Analyst Jack Gallick joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is committed to working with DDAP, CCGP, the Pennsylvania Lottery, and our licensed gaming operators to make sure resources are readily available and easily accessible to anyone in Pennsylvania who is seeking assistance with problem gambling, said Jack Gallick, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Program Analyst. Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling Program Analyst Jack Gallick joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is committed to working with DDAP, CCGP, the Pennsylvania Lottery, and our licensed gaming operators to make sure resources are readily available and easily accessible to anyone in Pennsylvania who is seeking assistance with problem gambling, said Jack Gallick, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Program Analyst.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_023.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling Program Analyst Jack Gallick joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is committed to working with DDAP, CCGP, the Pennsylvania Lottery, and our licensed gaming operators to make sure resources are readily available and easily accessible to anyone in Pennsylvania who is seeking assistance with problem gambling, said Jack Gallick, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Program Analyst. Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling Program Analyst Jack Gallick joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is committed to working with DDAP, CCGP, the Pennsylvania Lottery, and our licensed gaming operators to make sure resources are readily available and easily accessible to anyone in Pennsylvania who is seeking assistance with problem gambling, said Jack Gallick, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Program Analyst.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_024.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Penn State Health Advancement in Recovery Program Clinical Manager Elizabeth Ward joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...Case management is often the first step toward recovery, said Elizabeth Ward, Clinical Manager Penn State Health Advancement in Recovery Program. By connecting individuals with essential resources such as housing, transportation, food assistance, and employment support, we help create the stability they need to focus on healing and moving forward with their lives.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_025.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Penn State Health Advancement in Recovery Program Clinical Manager Elizabeth Ward joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...Case management is often the first step toward recovery, said Elizabeth Ward, Clinical Manager Penn State Health Advancement in Recovery Program. By connecting individuals with essential resources such as housing, transportation, food assistance, and employment support, we help create the stability they need to focus on healing and moving forward with their lives.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_026.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Penn State Health Advancement in Recovery Program Clinical Manager Elizabeth Ward joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...Case management is often the first step toward recovery, said Elizabeth Ward, Clinical Manager Penn State Health Advancement in Recovery Program. By connecting individuals with essential resources such as housing, transportation, food assistance, and employment support, we help create the stability they need to focus on healing and moving forward with their lives.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_027.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Penn State Health Advancement in Recovery Program Clinical Manager Elizabeth Ward joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services...Case management is often the first step toward recovery, said Elizabeth Ward, Clinical Manager Penn State Health Advancement in Recovery Program. By connecting individuals with essential resources such as housing, transportation, food assistance, and employment support, we help create the stability they need to focus on healing and moving forward with their lives.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_028.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvanian in long-term recovery from problem gambling David Yeager joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services..<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_029.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvanian in long-term recovery from problem gambling David Yeager joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services..<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_030.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvanian in long-term recovery from problem gambling David Yeager joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services..<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_031.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvanian in long-term recovery from problem gambling David Yeager joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services..<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_032.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvanian in long-term recovery from problem gambling David Yeager joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services..<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_033.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Pennsylvanian in long-term recovery from problem gambling David Yeager joins Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones to announce the Shapiro Administration is expanding access to problem gambling services by funding for the first time in Commonwealth history dedicated case management services to help Pennsylvanians affected by problem gambling-related needs. ..Case management, which is separate from treatment, is designed to help individuals and their families navigate treatment and recovery services and assist with non-clinical needs such as coordinating care, transportation, childcare, finding employment and housing, access to healthcare providers, and financial literacy. Trained professionals known as case managers will assist individuals with accessing these and other supportive services..<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29866_DDAP_Gambling_EmilyDamiano_034.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a>