Services for community
Gambling
Counselling Serivce
Anybody can be impacted by gambling (your own gambling or someone else's). We are here to help
Anybody can be impacted by gambling (your own gambling or someone else's). We are here to help
As a part of the AVWA Rehabilitation, Health and Well Being program, Gambling Counselling service is being provided to Vietnamese Victorians residing in the Inner City, Western, Northern and Eastern Regions.
Professionally trained staff, funded by the Victoria Responsible Gambling Foundation, deliver high-quality counselling face-to-face, on-call or via email under strict confidentiality procedures. We also provide support and referrals to gamblers, their family members and all those affected by gambling problems.
Since the opening of Crown Casino in 1994, many people have become addicted to gambling, resulting in family break-down and skyrocketing rate of Vietnamese female prisoners in Victoria.
Gambling problems can seriously affect families and communities, despite the lack of research on this topic. While most studies focus on the impact on partners and children, it's worth noting that extended family members such as parents, grandparents, and siblings can also be affected.
If you need any assistance, we're here for you. You have the option to visit us, send us a message or call us. We highly value your privacy and will ensure it is protected at all times. Whatever you choose, we'll do everything we can to assist you.
To support for Vietnamese prisoners and their families, we provide face-to-face, general counselling and support services to prisoners and their relatives
Family violence comes in many forms and is unlawful. AVWA can help you or your organisation know how to connect with culturally appropriate care.
An online tool to help Victorians, particularly Vietnamese Victorians, find mental health services, legal services and interpreter services.
We provide individual counselling, support and referrals concerning drug and alcohol treatment to the general Vietnamese community for over 14 years.