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LOCAL GAMBLING-HARM INTELLIGENCE

See where prevention is needed before harm escalates.

StayClear turns anonymised local signals into a live view of when gambling pressure rises, which patterns are changing and where preventative action could have the greatest effect.

  • Identify recurring risk moments by place and time
  • Compare engagement and reported outcomes
  • Strengthen needs assessments with current local evidence
Local prevention intelligenceNorthbridge Borough Council
Illustrative view
Selected period Last 12 months⌄
Strongest signalPaydayRecurring risk moment
Peak windowFri · 18:00–23:00Highest concentration
Priority areaNorthbridge EastPattern rising
Risk signals over timeMonthly pattern
AugNovFebMayJul
Current pattern mix
Payday
Late night
After a loss
Sport

A MORE CURRENT LOCAL PICTURE

See the conditions around gambling harm beyond the demand that reaches services.

Prevalence studies and service data remain important. StayClear adds timely behavioural signals from people who recognise their own risk moments, helping teams see changing patterns earlier.

WHAT INFORMS THE VIEW

Signals that connect local context to preventative action.

Each measure answers a practical public-health question.

01

Risk moments

When people anticipate greater gambling pressure: payday, late nights, sport, stress or chasing losses.

Plan timing and prevention priorities
02

Local patterns

How timing, geography and recurring triggers vary across the local population.

Identify emerging concentrations
03

Intervention response

Whether reminders arrive, engage people and are reported as useful at the intended moment.

Improve messages and delivery
04

Outcome signals

Reported pauses, avoided or reduced deposits and changes in repeat risk patterns.

Track whether prevention is helping

Local teams see population patterns and trends.

FROM SIGNAL TO DECISION

Turn insight into preventative action.

A clear sequence for planning, acting and learning.

  1. 1
    Observe

    Find the changing pattern

    See when risk is rising, where it is concentrated and which triggers recur.

  2. 2
    Prioritise

    Choose where to act first

    Focus preventative activity on the moments and groups showing the clearest need.

  3. 3
    Act

    Intervene before pressure peaks

    Adjust campaign timing, outreach and service readiness around known risk windows.

  4. 4
    Measure

    See what changes

    Compare engagement, reported outcomes and risk patterns over time.

DECISIONS THE DASHBOARD SUPPORTS

Answer the questions that shape local prevention.

Move from broad awareness to a more precise view of timing, place, equity and response.

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Timing

When does gambling pressure rise locally?

Compare days, time bands, sporting periods and recurring financial moments.

Place

Where are patterns changing?

See local-area differences and emerging concentrations.

Equity

Which communities need greater reach?

Review uptake and engagement across available population groups.

Response

Which interventions help?

Compare usefulness, timing and reported outcomes.

Action

What should change next?

Use the strongest signals to set the next prevention priority.

PUBLIC-HEALTH PLANNING

Evidence for each stage of the local cycle.

Needs assessment

Add current local behavioural patterns to prevalence and service evidence.

Prevention planning

Prioritise timing, place and themes before harm intensifies.

Commissioning review

Compare reach, engagement and outcome quality across the reporting period.

Evaluation

Export clear measures, trends and data-quality indicators for review.

LOCAL PREVENTION INTELLIGENCE

Strengthen your local picture of gambling harm.

See how StayClear could support earlier, more targeted public-health decisions.

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