Resources
A collection of Australian and international videos, websites, online toolkits, booklets and fact sheets.
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Resource for teachers
This practical education resource is designed to support school leaders, teachers, Aboriginal educators and the broader school community to recognise, understand and work effectively with students living with FASD in schools.
Secondary Framework: Strategies
Online handbook for teachers working with secondary students with FASD. Produced by the National Organisation on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, UK (2010).
Sleep problems among children with FASD
Sleep problems are common among children with FASD and other neurodevelopmental disorders. This fact sheet has been designed to assist health professionals in the assessment and management of sleep problems among individuals with FASD.
Social communication problems among children with FASD
This fact sheet has been designed to assist health professionals in understanding the difficulties individuals with FASD may face when interacting and socialising with others.
Strategies not Solutions
Online handbook aiming to help caregivers and the community to manage behaviours associated with FASD. Produced by the Edmonton and Area Fetal Alcohol Network.
Strong Boorais, Bright Futures
Video aimed at supporting Aboriginal women to reduce and/or quit drugs and alcohol. Produced by the Australian Alcohol and Drug Foundation and the Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (2015).
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