(Portland, OR) — The Oregon Health Authority has a new tool for people who struggle with gambling addiction. A free mobile app called “Evive” is designed to help Oregonians learn safer gambling habits, reduce gambling or stop altogether. It offers flexible options, and access to trained professionals and community support. The release of Evive coincides with Problem Gambling Awareness Month.
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