Reports

Since July 1, 2012, the Center has focused on minimizing the risks and harms associated with gambling in Maryland. In those 13 years, we have prioritized educating Maryland residents about the risks associated with gambling activities and providing services that support those suffering from the negative impacts and harms of excessive gambling. In FY 2025, the Center also monitored and testified on proposed gambling legislation, expanded its outreach to behavioral health and community organizations, and provided flexible training options both virtually and in-person. The Center’s Peer Recovery Support Specialists supported 613 Maryland residents, and the Prevention Program nearly doubled its number of grantees from 28 to 48 which strengthened statewide prevention capacity.