Integrity Compliance 360 (IC360) on Tuesday announced a partnership with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to provide the Single County Authorities of Pennsylvania with a program aimed at preventing young and emerging adults from developing problematic relationships with gambling.
“This partnership marks a pivotal moment for IC360 and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. It is a privilege to have the opportunity and access to provide our Education Program to a wider audience than ever before,” IC360 COO Scott Sadin said in a statement. “Our team looks forward to serving this community of amazing young adults, athletes, and administrators with the help of our partner who shares our same vision of integrity.”
Through the partnership, IC360 will provide an education program to all college-aged individuals at any NCAA Division I, II and III institution, as well as any junior or community colleges. Pennsylvania has nearly 300 collegiate institutions with student-athletes who now have access to the program that will provide necessary tools and resources to understand and explore relationships with gambling. As gambling availability and participation continues to increase in Pennsylvania, so does the number of individuals who are experiencing problems,” said the Council on Compulsive Gambling of Pennsylvania Executive Director Josh Ercole. “Expanding resources to address these issues on a wider scale is vital, and partnerships with organizations like IC360 assist in achieving this goal.”
