TORONTO – The Ontario government is investing $2.8 million annually to expand Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) diagnostic services by funding 12 new FASD clinics for a total of 21 funded FASD diagnostic clinics across the province.
With this additional funding, the government is investing $10.1 million in annual funding towards FASD programs and services and
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Atelier de renforcement des capacités familiales liées au trouble du spectre de l’alcoolisation fœtale (TSAF).
Le troubles du spectre de l’alcoolisation fœtale (TSAF) est un terme de diagnostic qui décrit les effets sur le cerveau et le corps des personnes dont la mère a consommé de l’alcool durant sa grossesse. Le TSAF est une
The last time it happened we were at the apple orchard. My daughter, a teen with a disability called FASD (fetal alcohol spectrum disorder), hopped on the train trolley and sat on the opposite side of the train away from me. She was in a prickly, anxious mood and clearly didn’t want to be near
Ontario Social Group for Adults with FASD or suspected FASDJoin us to meet others with FASD throughout the province. You will see some old friends and make new friends. During these sessions, we will talk about what matters to you. We will share information and learn
The Toronto FASD Network and the Toronto FASD Leadership Team are pleased to announce:
The launch of the PARENTS HELPING PARENTS PROJECT, a phone support resource provided by Parent Mentors (parents and caregivers of children, youth and adults affected by FASD) prepared to listen to, support and share personal coping strategies with other parents and caregiver
Those exciting job opportunities are optimal for people with direct lived experience with adoption, kinship, customary care and/or fostering, who have familiarity advocating for supports for their children and/or providing peer support in their community.
Are you interested in partnering with families, service providers, children’s aid societies and First Nations, Indigenous, and Métis, child and family
We are happy to share two new opportunities for children and teens:
The Fetal Alcohol Resource Program at ABLE2 is happy to announce the first two Province-wide virtual groups for adults living with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD):
Both groups will be held monthly. You can participate at your comfort level from the comfort
We are excited to introduce a new FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder) Youth Justice Program to Hamilton and surrounding areas, which has been funded by the Department of Justice Canada.
ALL 4 ONE is a program that provides intervention and support to justice
Posted on behalf of David Gerry (Host of the Living With FASD Summits)
A stark question from our 28 year old daughter with FASD: What’s going to happen to me when you die
I wanted to connect with you to get your opinion on a situation I experienced in September this year. When asked by the
