Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced a Request for Proposals for the availability of up to $4.7 million in annual funding for statewide problem gambling...

New radio PSAs, print ad and expanded airtime for television PSAs will build awareness of resources available to communities across the state.

“Drugged Driving is Impaired Driving” – PSA warns new yorkers about the dangers of drugged driving.

A new public awareness campaign encourages New Yorkers to report the illegal sales of synthetic drugs, commonly referred to as synthetic marijuana. 

#CombatAddiction public awareness campaign emphasizes effects of addiction and resources available.

The 30-second PSA will debut during Super Bowl 50 on the Capital Region CBS affiliate, and air statewide on television and digital media thereafter.

New videos help parents, educators, community members, and young people discuss dangers of prescription opioid abuse and heroin use.

Public service announcements now airing on television and a new 33-foot billboard placed in the Bronx.

Messages will be posted on highways, mass transit and shopping malls; online and television PSAs to air statewide.

Combat Heroin PSAs to be shown in movie theaters starting this month; the campaign has already reached 14 million people via social media.