2022 was a busy year for our organization. We wanted to start the new year looking back on what we achieved over the past year.
FASD Online Learning Opportunities this Holiday Season
In total over 30,000 people have taken our online courses, which is incredible. Here are a few course updates to share with you before the holiday season!
FASD Prevention Seminar Series: Frameworks for FASD Prevention
This final seminar, Frameworks for FASD Prevention, Promoting Women’s Wellness, features presentations about the four-part model of FASD prevention, a community-based prevention model and policy framework.
New Webinar: FASD Innovation in Action
Don’t forget to register for our newest webinar, FASD Innovation in Action: Claudette Bradshaw Award Presentation on December 16th.
School experiences for students with FASD: CARE Study Update
Our C.A.R.E. Study: Caregiver Approaches, Resiliencies, and Experiences Raising Individuals with FASD, is well underway. The survey was launched last year during FASD Awareness Month. We’ve received over 140 responses from people all over the world since then.
FASD Prevention Seminar Series: Level 2 Brief Intervention and Support
In this blog, we will talk about the second level of prevention and the third seminar in a five-part series on FASD prevention.
Feature: Meet our New Board Member, Shana Mohr
CanFASD is extremely excited to announce that Shana Mohr has joined our Board of Directors.
Now Accepting Submissions for Our 2022 Art Competition!
Calling all Canadian artists with FASD! We are pleased to announce that our annual art competition is back!
Community Perspectives on Building Strengths and Abilities in FASD
Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (also known as Orange Shirt Day). In honor of Orange Shirt Day, we wanted to highlight a few Indigenous-led and Indigenous-centered programs across Canada that are working to address FASD and improve the health and wellbeing of their communities by building strengths and abilities.
Caregivers’ Perspectives on Building Strengths and Abilities in FASD
Today you’ll hear from members of our Family Advisory Committee who care for someone with FASD. In their own words, they share why recognizing and celebrating strengths is so important and talk about some of their recent successes.