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Why Language Matters: Let’s raise awareness by using the correct words!
To those of us who have an advanced awareness of FASD (either because we live with FASD, are a caregiver for a child who has
9 September, 2023
To those of us who have an advanced awareness of FASD (either because we live with FASD, are a caregiver for a child who has
It’s September (FASD Awareness Month) and time to look at what each of us can do to raise awareness of this disability during this month
The Commonwealth Government launched its latest Strategic Action Plan and announced a commitment of $7.2 million in funding to tackle FASD in Australia at the
Applications open for our next group, limited spaces, register now! NOFASD continues to receive wonderful feedback from participants expressing their thanks for the help they
Kurt is joined by Nicole Hewlett, a proud Palawa woman and researcher with the University of Queensland. Nicole is currently undertaking a PhD focusing on
Did you know – almost one in three Australians aren’t aware that drinking alcohol during pregnancy can cause Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)? Any alcohol
Applications open, limited spaces, sign up now! NOFASD is pleased to be continuing our successful online FASD Support Group program in 2023 and is now
All Australian families with children under 15 years who have a confirmed FASD diagnosis are invited to join the FASDAR. The Australian Paediatric Surveillance Unit
I am a mum of a child with FASD. In 2018 my daughter’s OT recommended several sensory products that might assist her. When I went