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A collection of Australian and international videos, websites, online toolkits, booklets and fact sheets. Use the filters on the left to refine your search by audience or topic.
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For Alcohol and Drug Workers (brochure)
This resource, produced by FARE, provides guidance on how to talk about alcohol use and pregnancy, withdrawal management and referral networks for specialist antenatal care services.
Support for becoming alcohol-free during pregnancy (brochure)
This resource, produced by FARE, provides information about what to do if you are finding it difficult to stop drinking alcohol during pregnancy.
For Alcohol and Drug Workers (poster)
This poster, produced by FARE, can be printed and displayed in alcohol and other drug services. It provides key information about alcohol and pregnancy.
Support for becoming alcohol-free during pregnancy (poster)
This poster, produced by FARE, can be printed and displayed in alcohol and other drug services. It provides key information about alcohol and pregnancy, and how clients can get help.
For Out of Home Carers and Providers (brochure)
This resource, produced by FARE, provides information about supporting children and young people who may have Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), and referral pathways for diagnosis.
For Out of Home Carers and Providers (poster)
This poster, produced by FARE, can be printed and displayed in out of home care services. It provides key information about alcohol and pregnancy.
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