UK govt reveals temporary fix in a bid to plug funding gap

The UK Government has created the Gambling Levy Transition Fund (GLTF) to assist charities that missed out on funding under the Statutory Levy.

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport said the decision has been made to ensure the continuity of gambling harm prevention and treatment services in England’, as the industry continues to navigate the ‘generational change’ brought about by the transition to a Statutory Levy on operators.

“Tight time frames for commissioning processes and decisions created the risk of a funding gap,” said DCMS.

“This may have put vulnerable service users or beneficiary groups of organisations previously funded under the voluntary system at risk. Recognising this, the GLTF has been rapidly established by DCMS to provide immediate, targeted, time-limited financial support to ensure no such gap exists.”

Although there has been no official confirmation from the government on which organisations have been successful, it is understood that some charities hav..

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