Useful links
Further information
Here are some links to other websites with more information about FASD for families and schools.
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National FASD provides resources for families and carers, pregnant women, people with FASD, teachers and doctors. FASD and Trauma gives helpful guidance for carers, Me and my FASD is great for children with FASD and Teaching a Student with FASD is useful for educators. They also have an e-school for online learning about FASD. A 3-hour course costs £95. The FASD Manifesto gives an excellent pictorial summary of how people with FASD would like to be treated.
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Adoption UK has a range of FASD factsheets at FASD Hub Wales
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FASD Network UK has resources for teachers, caregivers, doctors and both children and adults with FASD.
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Healthy Child Manitoba in Canada has leaflets on supporting people with FASD for educators and parents.
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Families Affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FAFASD) in the U.S.A. have produced 50 FASD FACTS
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FASD is preventable
Drymester promotes alcohol-free pregnancy
FASD CYMRU supports Drymester's message. For generations, we’ve been given mixed messages about whether there is a safe time or amount of alcohol to drink during pregnancy. However, the facts themselves are quite clear.
The Chief Medical Officers for the UK advise that if you’re pregnant or planning a pregnancy, the safest approach is not to drink alcohol at all, as this can lead to long-term harm to your baby. The more you drink, the greater the risk.
#DRYMESTER is a new campaign from the Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership. It aims to spread this correct guidance about the risks of drinking alcohol during pregnancy and help parents-to-be go alcohol free.
