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* __ I am concerned a loved one might have FASD, how is FASD
diagnosed?
* __ What proof is needed to show an alcohol exposed pregnancy?
* __ How can I get funding for a diagnosis?
* __ My child is struggling at school, what kind of support is
possible?
* __ My child seems angry and has extreme behaviours, what can we
do?
* __ My child melts down at home but not at school. Why?
* __ Is there any local support available for my family?
* __ Is there FASD training I can point professionals toward?
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WELCOME
THIS IS YOUR PLACE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT FASD
People with FASD live lives of courage. With diagnosis and the support
they deserve, they can shine. Things are changing in the UK but the
risks of alcohol in pregnancy are still too little known. We encourage
everyone to work together to reduce the rates of FASD and to increase
awareness.
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WHAT IS FASD?
* __ FASD is brain-based, due to alcohol exposure in the womb
* __ More than 400 conditions can co-occur
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The effects of alcohol during pregnancy should be everybody’s
business.”
Professor Sir Al Aynsley-Green KtBMA (2016)
PREVENTION
IT'S PREVENTABLE
* __ Alcohol and pregnancy don't mix
* __ Watch RISK
* __ Gen Z has the power to change things
GET INVOLVED
MAKE SOME NOISE!
Individuals with FASD and their families are at the forefront of this
change.
Get involved, make some noise!
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POLICY MATTERS
THE COMING NICE QUALITY STANDARD - A GAME CHANGER
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THE ALL-PARTY PARLIAMENTARY GROUP ON FASD
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THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH HAS TAKEN NOTICE
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CCGS NEED TO TAKE ACTION
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6%
May have FASD, a higher rate than Autism
83%
of individuals living with FASD do not display facial features
41%
of UK pregnancies are alcohol-exposed
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ME & MY FASD - KIDS ZONE
This exciting new site is coming in October. But check out our special
pre-release for 9/9 International FASD Day – “Walk Along With
Me” – a song created with input from than 70 young people with
FASD.
FASD.me
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