Funding Opportunities

Applications are now open for the Kenora and Rainy River Community Investment Program. This new funding opportunity is designed to strengthen community resilience and reduce gambling-related harms. A total of $600,000 is available through two funding streams that support both community-led initiatives and locally driven research.

Expressions of Interest deadline: October 2, 2026

Full application deadline: January 29, 2027

Learn more about this funding opportunity.

Academic Forum for the Study of Gambling (UK) funding opportunities

On behalf of the AFSG, Greo is accepting applications for:

• Postgraduate Research Support Grants

Expression of interest deadline: 19 August 2026

Full application deadline: 23 September 2026

Learn more about AFSG funding opportunities.

The 2025-2026 call for proposals for Indigenous-led community impact projects is now closed. Applications are no longer being accepted.

This funding opportunity supports gambling harm prevention, education, and support initiatives in First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities across Ontario. Funding is to be directed to Indigenous-led organizations.

Learn more about the funded projects.

2023-2024 Funding for Ontario-focused research and community initiatives 

Greo launched two new Ontario-focused funding calls in 2023:

• The Community Investment Program for Preventing and Reducing Gambling Harms
• The Research Program for Preventing and Reducing Gambling Harms

Learn more about the Ontario-focused funding calls.

Gambling-Related Suicide Research Programme

The goal of the Gambling-Related Suicide Research Programme is to fund research in the United Kingdom that will improve understanding of the links between gambling and suicide to increase the effectiveness of regulatory measures, harm reduction, prevention, postvention, and ultimately reduce the number of gambling-related suicides in the UK. 

Learn more about the funded research projects.

Safer Gambling Information Project

The aim of Greo’s Safer Gambling Information Project is to enhance the accessibility of safer gambling information among communities at risk of gambling harm. The call was intended to fund an evidence-based pilot project to enhance the accessibility of safer gambling information among military personnel and veterans in Great Britain.

SAGE – Scoping the Accessibility of Safer Gambling Information in the United Kingdom Armed Forces: A Pilot Evaluation Study has been selected for funding. 

Learn more about the Safer Gambling Information Project.