Sponsor the Canada FASD Conference
This national conference is an unparalleled opportunity to bring together researchers, front line service providers, policy makers, healthcare professionals, knowledge brokers, caregivers, and individuals with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD).
FASD is Canada’s leading known cause of neurodevelopmental disability. Its complexity requires interdisciplinary connection, as FASD intersects with fields like justice, education, social services, health care, psychology, homelessness, substance use, mental wellness, child welfare, and more. This event will bring together researchers, professionals, and those with living experience in these areas. Email kathy.unsworth@canfasd.ca to sponsor this event. Sponsorship opportunities can be found in the package below.
Conference Sponsors
Plenary Session Sponsors
Delegate Lanyard Sponsor
Breakout Session Sponsor
Lounge Sponsor
Comfort Room Sponsor
General Sponsor
Mocktail Networking Co-Sponsor
Exhibitors
Canada FASD Research Network
Canada’s only national research network focused on addressing the complexities of FASD.
Centre of Excellence for Women’s Health
The CEWH is a virtual research and knowledge exchange centre, collaborating with researchers, service providers, policy makers and community-based advocates, focused on improving girls’ and women’s health.
FASD Network of Saskatchewan
The FASD Network is a community-based, provincial organization. The Network provides services to individuals and families with FASD through support, training, and events.
FASD Ontario Network of Expertise
FASD ONE is a group of experts that work together to address issues related to Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) in the province.
Lakeland Centre for FASD
The Lakeland Centre for FASD provides supports from prebirth to death. Through Prevention, Diagnosis, and Intervention services, we support FASD across the life span.
Kids Brain Health Network
KBHN bridges the gap between science and families, connecting Canada’s leading researchers with children who can benefit most from their work.
Northern Alcohol Strategy
The Northern Alcohol Strategy (NAS) empowers and inspires communities to have important conversations about the unhealthy uses of alcohol. The NAS promotes community collaboration while using evidence and healing-centred approaches in order to reduce alcohol-related harms.
Odin Books
Rural FASD Network
Our purpose is to connect caregivers and individuals impacted by FASD with appropriate local supports and resources utilizing the lived experiences and expertise of peers, families, and professionals.
Saskatchewan Advocate for Children and Youth
The Advocate for Children and Youth is an Independent Officer of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan, advocating for the rights, interests, and well-being of Saskatchewan’s children and youth.
Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation
University of Toronto Press
University of Toronto Press (UTP) is one of the largest university presses in North America, publishing cutting-edge research and exceptional scholarship since 1901.
2nd Floor Women’s Recovery Centre
A long-term, live-in program to supporting women with problematic substance use. Priority is given to women who are pregnant but you do not have to be pregnant to attend the 2nd Floor. We work to create Individual Recovery Plan for each woman, taking account each of their unique circumstances, followed by an aftercare plan that builds a support network to assist her in her recovery journey.