Information and Support

What is FASD?

Did you know that fetal alcohol syndrome has a spectrum?

What are the Signs?

Learn what FASD could look like in children and adults

Resources for Families

If you are an individual or family affected by FASD, click here to learn about resources that are available

We are moving!

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Alaska Center for FASD was been homeless for a few weeks...but all is well


We were previously co-located at the offices of FASDx Services at 405 E. Fireweed Lane, Suite 205. Due to circumstances that made it unsustainable, the referral hub office for the Anchorage FASD Diagnostic Team closed it's doors on January 31, 2020.  HOWEVER, we are thrilled to announce that we have moved to a mid-town office location at the Philanthropy Hub at 3201 C Street, Suite 110. The host agency is The Alaska Community Foundation and we are thrilled that we will be co-located with natural partners such as Recover Alaska, Alaska Children's Trust, Alaska Parks Foundation, etc.  We are currently working from home like everyone else effected by the COVID-19 pandemic but will be back in the office when it's possible. 


Help Improve the Lives of People with FASD

Everyone with FASD has a different experience and genetics might play a role in these differences. This site explains the study and contains short videos (one for kids and a longer one for adults) that explains it. 
Each gene has a small effect, so they need YOU to help them! By understanding how genes make FASD different, they can use that information to help improve treatments and interventions. Your time is valuable. They will send you a $50 gift card for completing the study.

To apply to participate in the study, click here.

WHAT WE'VE ACCOMPLISHED WITH YOU

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UNDER CONSTRUCTION 

HELP US EXPAND

2020

Click here to tell us what activities you would like us to prioritize next year! 
We value your input, and we want to use our resources in the most effective way possible to advance our mission to reduce alcohol-exposed pregnancies, promote successful outcomes for affected individuals and families, and act as a catalyst for creating FASD-informed communities of care.
We are continuing activities (virtually at moment), including:
  • Expanding Moment To Moment showings outside of Anchorage 
  • Continuing the monthly teen & parent support group meetings 
  • Continuing presentations to professional & community groups

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With the help of your donations we can create a community even more capable of helping those affected by FASD and their families.
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