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Employment and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder: Strategies for success
This report by the Canada FASD Research Network (CanFASD) proposes a ‘supported employment’ model to help adults living with FASD succeed in the workplace.
Eight Magic Keys
The eight magic keys were developed by Deb Evensen and Jan Lutke in 1997 as guidelines to support young people with FASD. WRaP Schools, a Canadian project which aims to support school students diagnosed with FASD, has created a series of videos on the magic keys.
How schools can change communities to create students that are ready to thrive and learn
A Churchill Fellowship project undertaken by Judith King
Back to school tips for parents and teachers
Transitioning from the school holidays back into a classroom or beginning school for the first time can be particularly difficult for children and families living with FASD. NOFASD Australia has provided some tips and resources to help teachers and families navigate this process.
Tennant Creek – Alcohol it affects your babies
This song and video was written and recorded in two days by Indigenous Hip Hop Projects in collaboration with Talented Students from Tennant Creek High School and the Anyinginyi Health Aboriginal Corporation – FASD Project Public Health Unit.
IHHP – Fitzroy Crossing – “Fitzroy Hip Hop”
Indigenous Hip Hop Projects partnered with Fitzroy Crossing Women’s Centre, to guide the Community through a powerful creative process focussing on Culture, Country and Health. It focuses on the dangers of drinking alcohol and smoking during pregnancy for mothers.
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