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A collection of Australian and international videos, websites, online toolkits, booklets and fact sheets.
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People with FASD, Parents and Carers
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No Safe Amount – Ititjara
No Safe Amount – Ititjara (pregnant) is a campaign by the NPY council to promote awareness about some of the dangers of alcohol while pregnant.
No Safe Amount – The Growing Brain
No Safe Amount – The Growing Brain is a campaign by the NPY council to promote awareness about some of the dangers of alcohol.
Fitzroy Crossing – Standing Strong
Indigenous Hip Hop Projects music video working with the youth of Fitzroy Crossing. The song was written and recorded by the young people from the region addressing the issue of drug and alcohol related suicides.
FASD Hub Scotland Factsheets
Comprehensive factsheets for caregivers and professionals from FASD Hub Scotland. Topics include diagnosis, accessing support, a guide for foster carers, and resources for teachers.
Supporting school-age children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
Developmental Disability WA created this guide to provide parents and carers of children and young adults with FASD with useful information they can share with family members and teachers. It aims to improve learning and social enjoyment of school among children with FASD.
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.
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