Individuals with FASD face challenges with accessing stable housing. Many people with FASD have experienced being unhoused.

However housing stability supports individuals with FASD to achieve success in multiple other domains of life.

Learn more: ow.ly/zKQg50Rlm3Q

Deadline tomorrow! If you have been thinking about applying for the Sterling Clarren Award but haven’t got round to it yet – get your application in!

If you’re an Canadian post-secondary student or early career researcher, we’re eager to hear from you: ow.ly/ovGa50RllBZ

We have recently published our 2024 FASD Common Messages Guide, a resource focused on respectful ways of writing and talking about FASD.

Each spring, we review and update the guide with new research and conversations that emerge in the FASD community.

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Your applications for the Dr. Sterling Clarren #FASD Research Award are due on April 30th! Apply now!

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An innovative approach is urgently needed to address housing instability among youth with FASD.

Join us tomorrow to discuss all things housing at our Building Stability webinar.

See you there! Register now: ow.ly/ZaO850RhsbX

Don’t forget the deadline to submit an application for the Dr. Sterling Clarren #FASD Research award is April 30th!

Learn more: ow.ly/qPtm50Rhs8a

Take one of our online courses to learn more about how to support people with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) in your profession!

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The deadline to submit an application for the Dr. Sterling Clarren Research Award is fast approaching!

Be sure to submit an application by April 30th! ow.ly/fmF750RhlS5

Don't miss out on our upcoming housing webinar!

Gain valuable knowledge and insights to support individuals with FASD in finding suitable housing options.

Register today to secure your spot and be part of this important conversation: ow.ly/ccIy50RhlJq

Calling residents of #NovaScotia who are passionate about championing FASD rights!

Become a CanFASD member: ow.ly/Vbpy50Rhlzu

We have two types of memberships, Individual and Jurisdictional. You can be an individual member whether you live in a member jurisdiction or not.

This Friday! Join us for a webinar on innovative housing strategies for individuals with FASD.

Register now to secure your spot and gain valuable insights!

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Time is running out to submit your applications for the Sterling Clarren Award!

Don't miss this opportunity - make sure to get your entries in before the April 30 deadline.

This is an amazing opportunity to have your impressive research recognized! ow.ly/xY1N50Rbiam

This Sunday is World Creativity and Innovation Day!

People with FASD are known to have artistic and musical talents. It’s important to recognize and encourage these talents to support individuals with FASD to thrive.

How are you planning to get creative this weekend?

Next Friday is our April public webinar!

It will include a presentation from a member of the CanFASD AFECT committee, sharing his experience with finding housing as an adult with FASD.

Register now: ow.ly/mglg50Rhl5C

A huge thanks to all the donors who helped Chris attend the FASD Conference.

Watch this to hear about what he learned during his time in Seattle!

The fund is still available to donate to so that others with lived experience can participate in research: ow.ly/tg7y50RjgkK

A lot of impactful FASD research is taking place in #Ontario - we are grateful for our members from here!

We have two types of memberships, Individual and Jurisdictional. You can be an individual member whether you live in a member jurisdiction or not: ow.ly/XcEi50RbhRm

Don't miss out on the opportunity to apply for the Sterling Clarren Research Award!

The deadline is approaching fast, so make sure to submit your applications before it's too late.

Good luck to all the students and early-career researchers applying! ow.ly/TeZB50RbfL1

Last month we met with Senator Ratna Omidvar to discuss Bill S-253.

Senator Omidvar is the Chair of the Social Affairs, Science and Technology committee.

We hope that the committee will finish examining the Bill soon and help us move closer to getting a National FASD Framework in Canada!

We were delighted to share our poster on the CMHC funded housing project at the FASD United Conference.

Learn more about the project: ow.ly/7BkK50RgCBq

Social workers, educators, psychologists, occupational therapists, nurses and researchers are just a few of the diverse professionals in our membership.

Everyone who believes in creating a fair society for people with FASD is welcome: ow.ly/ZLPv50RbfyK

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