We are now accepting submissions for our 2025 CanFASD Art Competition!
The Federal Government plays a part
Without strong national leadership and sustained funding, Canada continues to fall short when it comes to prevention, diagnosis, and care.
How local governments can take action for FASD
Here are several ways provincial and regional governments, as well as local municipalities can take meaningful action.
Ways your organization can make an impact this FASD Month
Whether you’re a business, nonprofit, school, or government agency, here are practical ways your organization can make a difference!
CanFASD Board Member Howard Sapers takes the helm at the CCLA
We are pleased to share that our Board Member, Howard Sapers, has been appointed the new Executive Director of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association.
FASD Month 2025: how you can play a part!
Read on to discover how individuals and advocates can be part of FASD Month 2025.
Invited to the Table: A poem from Dorothy Fenwick
We are honoured to share a powerful and deeply personal poem written by Dorothy Fenwick.
New Webinar: Community Success Stories from FASD Month
Join us for our next webinar happening September 26th at 1:00 pm eastern time.
How a local FASD program became a provincial game-changer
In 2017, Angela Kemble of the Northwest Central FASD Network (renamed to Willow Winds FASD Network) identified a persistent and concerning trend: individuals with FASD were significantly overrepresented in Alberta’s correctional system – yet the vast majority lacked appropriate support.
Transitional Mentorship Program – changing the trajectory for individuals with FASD in Alberta’s correctional system
Alberta is transforming the way Correctional Services supports individuals with FASD.