Le programme de ressources sur l’alcoolisation fœtale d’ABLE2 est heureux d’annoncer les deux premiers groupes virtuels à l’échelle de la province pour les adultes vivant avec le trouble du spectre de l’alcoolisation fœtale (TSAF):
Les deux groupes auront lieu chaque mois. Vous
FASD Day, and the month of September, is devoted to raising awareness, and to challenge current misinformation and stigma surrounding FASD.
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is a lifelong disability that affects the brain and body of people who were exposed to alcohol prenatally.
Ways To Support
Register now for CanFASD’s newest webinar presentation on Friday July 10, 2020 at 1:00pm EDT. Dr. Dorothy Badry, CanFASD’s Child Welfare Research Lead, will be discussing loss, grief, and resilience in relation to FASD along with members from the CanFASD Family Advisory Committee and the FASD community.
Loss and grief seem
Organizers say 225 people from across Canada have gathered for the 10th annual Anishinabek G7 FASD conference to foster understanding, awareness and collaboration, including Valencia Poulton. She shared her story about living with FASD with the crowd.
“Sometimes I get really jumpy and jittery, at times I can’t sit still, at times I
People living with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder are getting the chance to tell their stories.
A conference wraps up in Sudbury Friday highlighting some of the life challenges people with FASD face .
The event is hosted by several community groups, including Health
While the movement started as International Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Awareness Day on September 9, 1999, it has grown over the last 20 years to many towns, cities, provinces, states and countries recognizing an awareness week and many are using the entire month to increase awareness. Even though we need to continue to spotlight and
This Saturday, Sept. 7 a walk raising awareness for FASD is helping get the conversation started.
It’s being held at Gillies Lake Conservation Area from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for FASD Awareness Day. People are asked to wear red to promote the visibility of people living with FASD.
The walk is hosted by the FASD Awareness Cochrane-Timmins (FACT)
Red Shoes Rock for FASD!
September 9 marks International Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Awareness day.
On Saturday, a “Red Shoes Rock Banner” celebration hosted by Maryann Post of the FASD Advocacy Support Group to commemorate the placement of the banner (a first for Belleville) to promote awareness of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
International Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Awareness Day is just under a month away. Here are some ideas and planning suggestions from FASworld and the Red Shoes Rock team on how to plan a Bell Concordance or ideas for a minute of reflection. These can be group activities or a reflection you undertake on your
Fighting for a Future-2004 and Are we still fighting for a future-2019
The first ‘Fighting for a Future’ Symposium held in 2004 identified six areas that needed action for change and needed further research and support for individuals with FASD. They were: 1) Homelessness, 2) Finances, 3) Physical and Mental Health, 4) Education, Programming and Employment,
