NOFASD Australia Blog
ONE MONTH TO FASD AWARENESS DAY
The 9th day of the 9th month is globally acknowledged as International FASD Awareness Day, and the whole of September is now known as FASD
6 August, 2020
The 9th day of the 9th month is globally acknowledged as International FASD Awareness Day, and the whole of September is now known as FASD
The 9th of September is International FASD Awareness Day, the ninth of the ninth highlighting the importance of staying alcohol free throughout the nine months
Coronavirus, or COVID-19, continues to disrupt the lives of all Australians. Every person and every family have been impacted in some way. For individuals with
I’m Prue Walker, a FASD consultant and social worker, and I’d been planning a blog for NOFASD as a way of sharing information and resources
As Easter approaches during this pandemic, there is a lot of uncertainty around how to celebrate this year. Public events are out of the question,
Coronavirus, or COVID-19, is impacting all Australians in some way. For individuals with FASD, disrupted routines, uncertainty about school closures and travel plans, an overload
Teachers play a critical role in facilitating positive learning and life outcomes for students with FASD. These children do not respond to traditional instructions or
The new school year means a change in routine, not only a change from the holiday routine but a change from last year as well.
For some, school holidays are an exciting time, full of opportunities for fun. For others, the change in routine and unpredictability of the coming weeks