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Mental health charity Oakleaf Enterprise is expanding its service to offer support to women impacted by gambling-related harm across Surrey.
It is part of its Bridge the Gap trauma-informed outreach service.
Guildford-based Oakleaf says an assessment by Surrey County Council, for what it termed “multiple disadvantage”, highlighted challenges faced by women affected by gambling.
In response, Oakleaf is offering “tailored, trauma-informed support to ensure those most in need receive the care they deserve”.

Oakleaf Enterprise’s Bridge The Gap team.
As a member of Surrey’s Bridge the Gap alliance, Oakleaf says its has assembled “a team of specialist outreach practitioners to provide one-to-one support within local communities”.
Adding: “A peer mentoring programme will deliver group-based, step-down support, creating a comprehensive pathway that promotes long-term recovery and resilience.”
Or contact Jessica Gray at Oakleaf on 01483 303649. Email: jessicagray@oakleaf-enterprise.org
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