Creating Intersections: A systematic and person-centred harmonizing framework for housing individuals with FASD — This project marks the first step of many in the implementation and maintenance of meaningful housing service delivery and supports to better understand how to meet the needs of individuals with FASD. Our hope for the framework described in this document is twofold. First, that it empowers service providers in their efforts to support individuals in meaningful ways, and second, that it reflects the voices of individuals struggling to be housed. We hope that through the use of this framework we can begin to recognize current practices, celebrate successes, and adapt programming to better meet the needs of individuals with FASD.
Feasibility Study in Housing for People with FASD — Since 2002, over 25 organizations have been networking in Regina to improve services to people with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and their caregivers. Recognizing the need to explore housing, three of those organizations (The Saskatchewan FAS Network, The Regina FASD Community Network and the Regina Community Clinic) partnered to apply for funding from the National Homelessness Initiative (NHI). This feasibility study was the outcome of that funding.
Housing Literature Review—Literature review and best practices for the housing and supports framework; housing and supports initiative; and creating connections: Alberta’s addiction and mental health strategy.
Addiction and Mental Health Housing and Supports Framework—Creating Connections: Alberta’s Addiction and Mental Health Strategy