The impacts of historical and ongoing colonization shape both the prevalence of FASD and how it is managed among Indigenous children and families.
Exploring the four levels of FASD prevention
Canadian prevention specialists have identified four mutually reinforcing levels of FASD prevention.
How is fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) diagnosed?
An FASD diagnosis is a comprehensive, multidisciplinary process.
Everything you need to know about FASD interventions
An intervention is a strategy we put in place to help meet a specific goal or to address a challenge.
From Framework to Action: How Towards Healthy Outcomes Is Being Put into Practice
Across Canada and beyond, people are using THO to guide services, interventions, and policy for people with FASD.
Strategies to support healthy eating in children with FASD
Educators, community service providers, and families all play an important role in supporting these children through thoughtful, informed approaches to nutrition.
How to write an effective brief for Bill S-234
This is a critical moment for the FASD community to be heard.
Manitoba expands FASD services with $946,000 in funding
Last September, the Government of Manitoba announced more than $946,000 in new annual funding to support people with FASD, pregnant people, and families.
Everything you need to know about Bill S-234: Canada’s path to a National FASD Framework
Canada has a critical opportunity to transform how we prevent, diagnose, and support people with FASD.
Advancing supportive housing for people with FASD in New Brunswick
Last year, the New Brunswick FASD Centre of Excellence launched the New Brunswick FASD Supportive Housing Framework.