Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Day is about raising awareness about prevention and support. Together, we can ensure brighter futures for all children.

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Awareness Day is an important time to highlight FASD prevention, diagnosis, and support. Let’s continue to raise awareness and build supportive communities for people living with FASD, their families and caregivers. #FASDAwarenessDay

FASD Day may be over, but our commitment to raising awareness continues! Throughout the entire month, we will be spreading the word about the events that are focused on FASD awareness. Tell us about the events you have planned: ow.ly/k9Jj50TiQ4w #FASDMonth2024

On World Suicide Prevention Day, we want to shed light on the higher rates of suicidality among individuals with FASD compared to the general population. For more information, check out CanFASD Research Network's issue paper linked here: canfasd.ca/wp-content/upl…

Politicians and policy makers are instrumental in helping people with FASD at an institutional level and creating alcohol policies that support FASD prevention. Support people with FASD and their families by supporting a #NationalFASDFramework ! ow.ly/1yoC50TiQb1

We are all deeply saddened by the passing of Dr. Ken Warren. His contributions to the field through research and public health policy have shaped FASD research priorities and support internationally. Thank you, Ken, for all that you have done. niaaa.nih.gov/news-events/an…

Researchers aim to investigate the factors contributing to the involvement of individuals with FASD/prenatal alcohol exposure in interactions with law enforcement. Learn more about this study and consider participating: ow.ly/IzJW50T4pmR

Have you submitted an application for the Claudette Bradshaw FASD Innovation Award yet? Learn more: ow.ly/XHSP50TiPTh #FASDResearch

Did you go and see a Canadian monument or landmark light up red on Monday in honour of FASD Awareness Day? We want to see your photos! Share with the hashtag #FASDMonth2024 so we can light up our social media feeds red too!

Ever thought about serving on a board? Now's your chance! CanFASD is looking for passionate individuals from Northern Canada and British Columbia to join our Board of Directors. This is an opportunity to get directly involved in our work. Apply now: ow.ly/kk0z50TiQxe

Le #TSAF est le Trouble du spectre de l’alcoolisation fœtale. Le TSAF affecte 4% des Canadiens, soit plus de personnes que le trouble du spectre de l’autisme, la paralysie cérébrale et le syndrome de Down réunis. #MoisduTSAF

CanFASD is proud to work with leading scientists like Dr. Svetlana Popova at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.

Do you know any passionate #caregivers from the Northwest Territories, British Columbia and Nunavut? Encourage them to join our Family Advisory Committee! Find out more: ow.ly/sHpB50TiR33

Play a part this FASD Awareness Month by putting up prevention posters in your local community spaces: ow.ly/ZizK50TiR5C #EveryonePlaysAPart

Hannah Denberg has just released her “What is Your Superpower?” children's book! This book reflects the power of individuals with FASD, and emphasizes how we can all contribute to making a positive impact in their lives. Order your copy on Amazon today: ow.ly/lvR850TmPE8

Check out this awesome video from the Enviros Clinic in Calgary! The team is playing their part by sharing advise on how to support friends, clients and loved ones with FASD. Thanks for sharing Enviros - keep up the great work!

Septembre est le Mois de la sensibilisation au TSAF. Apprenez-en davantage sur le trouble du spectre de l’alcoolisation fœtale (TSAF) sur canfasd.ca #MoisduTSAF #FASDest

We have recently had an article published on 'Integrated service delivery for individuals with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder' in the Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities. Read it now: ow.ly/g63050Tl3hq

Join us for our education webinar! Learn why there is a need to focus on the educational needs of children and youth with FASD and get answers to common questions teachers and caregivers have about navigating FASD in the classroom. Register: ow.ly/nPgl50ToccS #education

Service industry workers can be supportive of people with FASD by creating an inclusive and accessible environment that meets the diverse needs of all customers. Play a part this FASD Month by taking the Foundations in FASD online course : ow.ly/hOMj50Tl3jy