Information and Support
What is FASD?Did you know that fetal alcohol syndrome has a spectrum?
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What are the Signs?Learn what FASD could look like in children and adults
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Resources for FamiliesIf you are an individual or family affected by FASD, click here to learn about resources that are available
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Latest News
Recent Anchorage Daily News FASD-related Sponsored Content
Presented by LetsTalkFASDak
Check out this new three part series about FASD and its’ impact on individuals and families.
Part 1- “He looks so normal”, when it comes to FASDs, there’s no such thing as predictability
Part 2- In search of a better conversation about alcohol and pregnancy
Part 3- Living with FASD: "I’m going to have this for the rest of my life"
Funding for https://letstalkfasdak.org/ is from The Alaska Mental Health Trust
It’s Not Too Early To Start Thinking About Attending the 9th International Research Conference on Adolescents and Adults with FASD!
This conference consistently brings several hundred participants together (at the last one 70 of the 700 attendee had an FASD) to discuss research, service needs, long term health differences and needs, and opportunities for support for those affected by FASD. Click here to submit an abstract for a presentation.
Conference dates: April 22-25, 2020
in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Presented by LetsTalkFASDak
Check out this new three part series about FASD and its’ impact on individuals and families.
Part 1- “He looks so normal”, when it comes to FASDs, there’s no such thing as predictability
Part 2- In search of a better conversation about alcohol and pregnancy
Part 3- Living with FASD: "I’m going to have this for the rest of my life"
Funding for https://letstalkfasdak.org/ is from The Alaska Mental Health Trust
It’s Not Too Early To Start Thinking About Attending the 9th International Research Conference on Adolescents and Adults with FASD!
This conference consistently brings several hundred participants together (at the last one 70 of the 700 attendee had an FASD) to discuss research, service needs, long term health differences and needs, and opportunities for support for those affected by FASD. Click here to submit an abstract for a presentation.
Conference dates: April 22-25, 2020
in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
WHAT WE'VE ACCOMPLISHED WITH YOU2018With donations from many of you, we were able to raise enough funds to send Sierra, a teen with FASD, and her guardian to the International Research Conference on Adolescents and Adults with FASD in April. Read about her experience here
Over the last year, the Center has organized 7 community events and presented at 5 professional conferences to a total audience of over 1000 people as part of our mission to spread awareness of and education about FASDs and their impact on our communities! Read about our community events here
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HELP US EXPAND2019We 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.
In 2019, we will also be continuing and expanding our current activities, including:
Your support allows us to continue expanding our activities 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. Consider making a donation today to continue to support this vital work! |
DONATE TODAYDonateWith 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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