An organisation supporting parents and caregivers living with FASD, providing training and education and care and support with a no blame no shame ethos.
Australia
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What if survivors have FASD -fewer coping skills than a neurotypical survivor- unable to express pain, conflicting feelings and little ability to seek support? Grace is one of a kind - a once in a lifetime person. There are 100,000s of children with undiagnosed FASD in Australia
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I am participating in #Coastrek2022 with @KarenMoritz2 @nl_kent @JosBowles @drkellywalton to raise funds for @beyondblue. Please donate to this important cause here: coastrek.com.au/fundraisers/… @UQMedicine #WomenInScience
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This is a fact that some people fail to grasp that FASD is lifelong and that children with FASD grow up to be adults with FASD.
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Big thanks to everyone involved we can’t wait to get started and be able to see and support more QLD families! ❤️❤️❤️ uq.edu.au/news/article/2022/… @UQMedicine @UQHealth @UQ_News @childhealthqld @qcifltd @DrNicoleHayes @KarenMoritz2 @Karen26Liddle @JasonFerris22 @HollandLorelle
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NOFASD congratulates Anita Gibbs, University of Otago on her promotion to Professor. Anita has collaborated with us on initiatives including our "Families Linking with Families" program for carers of individuals with FASD. Read more: :otago.ac.nz/news/news/otago8…
Congratulations to Sarah Ward from FARE and her team for the development of the first Australian advertising campaign for the prevention of FASD. Stop drinking before you start trying! Well done team! – at Cairns, Queensland
Keep trying. Don’t give up. It took me more times than I care to admit to get some real sobriety. – at Cairns, Queensland
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REACH For It! is a recreation based program where children, youth and families experience success and recognized their strengths. This program has been replicated all across Ontario! #FASD
Please remember to plan your pregnancy. The time between conception and confirmation is also critically important. If you are trying for a baby please please ‘STOP DRINKING BEFORE YOU START TRYING’ ❤️ – at Queensland, Australia
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September is Fetal alcohol spectrum awareness month On the ninth minute of the ninth day of the ninth month and for the rest of the year please remember you can save a life by passing on the message: “Stop drinking BEFORE you start trying” – at Cairns, Queensland
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I feel very fortunate to know and work alongside Cheryl.
Cheryl is an incredible leader and advocate for her son and people with FASD and their families across Australia.
Thank you for all you do Cheryl.
@NOFASDAustralia
Parents, carers and advocates like Cheryl, from @NOFASDAustralia) share their stories with you this September for #FASDAwarenessMonth.
Read Cheryl’s story: drinktank.org.au/2020/09/sep…
Today is the day - international FASDAY. The rffada asks us to Tell as many people as you can: ‘stop drinking before you start trying’ – at Cairns, Queensland
September is Fetal alcohol spectrum awareness month On the ninth minute of the ninth day of the ninth month and for the rest of the year please remember you can save a life by passing on the message: “Stop drinking BEFORE you start trying” – at Cairns, Queensland
Anne reads chapter 12 of her book alcohol and Pregnancy- My Responsible Disturbance - youtu.be/XRIlhumJyAY – at Cairns, Queensland
Good luck Chris. Don’t second guess yourself when it gets hard. – at Cairns, Queensland
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