next week marks one year until the 2024 olympic games, and tonight there is growing anger over the decision to let russian athletes compete. the most upset, understandably, are ukrainians kelly cobiella has the details from kyiv. reporter: for any athlete, the pressure of olympic perfection can be crushing. for victoria, she has to focus on every toss and pointed toe while bracing for air raid sirens the russians train in a calm environment, they have no fear for their lives, victoria says the rhythmic gymnast is at the top of her sport, spinning her way to the gold at the european championships in may during that competition, a close family friend died on the front line victoria s father was fighting alongside him. i am very worried about him.
we are the first media outlet to gain access inside, which has taken two years to make happen, and build up the trust of women who have been through the programme. they live at the centre for five weeks and are supported by therapists 2a hours a day. it s partly funded by the gambling industry, which in the uk is required to put money into treatment services. it s a programme that deals with a multitude of different kind of issues, that somebody might be experiencing while gambling and around their kind of environmental situations. the programme aims to create a calm environment, to allow ladies to kind of detox from the gambling. we could see that the need was increasing for women to come in to service for treatment, specifically for gambling, because they were presenting with more issues, and also when they were presenting they were very much at crisis point.
and things like that. so how many rooms are there upstairs. she ended up going through treatment here, at the first women s residential gambling centre based in england, which opened 18 months ago and is run by the charity gordon moody. we are the first media outlet to gain access inside, which has taken two years to make happen, and build up the trust of women who have been through the programme. they live at the centre for five weeks and are supported by therapists 2a hours a day. it s partly funded by the gambling industry, which in the uk is required to put money into treatment services. it s a programme that deals with a multitude of different kind of issues, that somebody might be experiencing while gambling and around their kind of environmental situations. the programme aims to create a calm environment, to allow ladies to kind of detox
treatment here, at the first women s residential gambling centre based in england, which opened 18 months ago and is run by the charity gordon moody. we are the first media outlet to gain access inside, which has taken two years to make happen, and build up the trust of women who have been through the programme. they live at the centre for five weeks and are supported by therapists 2a hours a day. it s partly funded by the gambling industry, which in the uk is required to put money into treatment services. it s a programme that deals with a multitude of different kind of issues, that somebody might be experiencing while gambling and around their kind of environmental situations. the programme aims to create a calm environment, to allow ladies to kind of detox from the gambling. we could see that the need was increasing for women to come in to service for treatment, specifically
by therapists 2a hours a day. it s partly funded by the gambling industry, which in the uk is required to put money into treatment services. it s a programme that deals with a multitude of different kind of issues, that somebody might be experiencing while gambling and around their kind of environmental situations. the programme aims to create a calm environment, to allow ladies to kind of detox from the gambling. we could see that the need was increasing for women to come in to service for treatment, specifically for gambling, because they were presenting with more issues, and also when they were presenting they were very much at crisis point. and obviously the referrals, for example in gordon moody, our referrals have, you know, over doubled in the past year. do you think when it comes to women, there is sometimes more secrecy and shame then perhaps with men?