The Ghana Gaming Commission has officially designated May as Mental Wellness Month. This initiative aims to raise awareness about gaming addiction and its impact on individuals and communities across Ghana.
Throughout May, the Commission has organized a series of activities designed to engage all stakeholders—players, operators, and the general public—in fostering healthy gaming habits. These efforts are part of a broader campaign to curb gambling addiction and promote mental wellness within the gaming industry.
A key highlight of this initiative was the organization of a webinar on 15th May, featuring seasoned experts in the field.
The webinar provided a platform for insightful discussions on gaming addiction, mental health challenges, and practical solutions to promote responsible gaming practices. Participants gained valuable knowledge on recognizing signs of gambling addiction, seeking help, and implementing preventive measures.
The Ghana Gaming Commission urges all stakeholders to join in this important campaign. Together, we can build a safer, healthier gaming environment and support the well-being of our communities. Let’s work collaboratively to make Gambling Wellness Month a catalyst for positive change in Ghana’s gaming landscape.