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Church Rock Today
By the People, for the People
Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise Commits to Addressing Problem Gambling
Tribe to share information on responsible gambling education, prevention, treatment, and wellness programs
Published on Mar. 4, 2026
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The Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise (NNGE) of Church Rock, New Mexico, has reinforced its commitment to tackling problem gambling during Problem Gambling Awareness Month in March. The tribe announced it will share information about responsible gambling education, prevention, treatment, and wellness programs, in addition to the $3.4 million it has raised to address problem gambling since 2009.
Why it matters
Problem gambling can have serious negative impacts on individuals and communities. NNGE's commitment to addressing this issue through education, prevention, and treatment services is an important step in supporting the well-being of its patrons and the broader Navajo Nation.
The details
NNGE has implemented mandatory employee training to help raise awareness about problem gambling and how to recognize and respond to those in need of help. The gaming properties also prominently display messaging about problem gambling signs and where to seek assistance. Additionally, NNGE has made donations from unclaimed and forfeited jackpots to non-profit organizations in New Mexico and Arizona to support problem gambling awareness, treatment, and prevention.
- NNGE announced its commitment on Wednesday, March 4, 2026.
The players
Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise
A tribal gaming enterprise owned and operated by the Navajo Nation, headquartered in Church Rock, New Mexico.
Quincy Natay
The Board Chairman of the Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise.
What they’re saying
“For most individuals, gaming is a social or recreational activity that is fun and entertaining. For others, gaming can cause problems that adversely impact an individual's life.”
— Quincy Natay, Board Chairman, Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise (cdcgaming.com)
“Being able to refer those struggling with gambling addiction to the proper resources who are trained to help is the right thing to do.”
— Quincy Natay, Board Chairman, Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise (cdcgaming.com)
What’s next
NNGE plans to continue its efforts to address problem gambling through ongoing employee training, public awareness campaigns, and partnerships with non-profit organizations providing treatment and prevention services.
The takeaway
NNGE's commitment to tackling problem gambling through education, prevention, and treatment services demonstrates the tribe's dedication to supporting the well-being of its patrons and the broader Navajo Nation community.
