Understanding Gambling Harm in Minority Ethnic Communities Fund

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Yorkshire and The Humber
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Overview

This pilot fund is run by Leeds Community Foundation with Leeds City Council. It supports work that helps us understand gambling harm in minority ethnic communities in Leeds. Funded activities can include raising awareness, reducing stigma, and connecting people to support. The fund is focused on Leeds and its communities.

Requirements to check

Key requirements:

  • Must work with minority ethnic communities in Leeds
  • Work must relate to gambling harm awareness, stigma reduction, or support pathways

Organisations working with minority ethnic communities in Leeds on gambling harm awareness and support.

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Who is this for?

This fund is for organisations working with minority ethnic communities in Leeds. You should be focused on gambling harm, whether that means raising awareness, reducing stigma, or helping people find support. It is not for organisations working outside Leeds or outside this specific focus area.

Full details from Leeds Community Foundation

This pilot fund is delivered in partnership with Leeds City Council to better understand gambling-related harm in Leeds's minority ethnic communities. Funding supports activities that improve understanding of gambling patterns and related harms, reduce stigma, build community awareness, and strengthen pathways to support.

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Last updated: 8 November 2026