Here you will find lots of fun and interesting things to help you learn about FASD and what makes you awesome. Parents and carers can also stay up to date with upcoming events!
These are specially designed to help you understand your FASD and to start to think about strategies that might help you. They are all reviewed by experts!
You might like more information about FASD. Here is a resource you can print out or download.
Everyone with FASD is different. Use this sheet to tell the world what makes you awesome. You can even share it with us on through our portal if you would like to.
Everybody has good days and days that are harder. This activity helps you think about where you are at today.
People with FASD created a manifesto to say how they would like to be treated. You can use this to help explain to others what helps you.
FREE for families, professionals or organisations across Greater Manchester
Living FASD is a magazine aimed at children and adults with FASD. Packed full of interesting information about FASD, tips and tricks, puzzles, jokes and of course AWESOME people + much more!
FREE for families, professionals or organisations across Greater Manchester.
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This 45 minute, expert-reviewed webinar will provide an insight into how FASD presents in educational settings and strategies that can support learning and wellbeing in an educational setting.
This webinar will provide an insight into how FASD affects general health and ways to support people with FASD when using healthcare services.
This bitesize awareness session explores how to talk about an FASD diagnosis with a loved one in a way that builds understanding, reduces isolation and stigma, and gives hope. It focuses on practical communication tips, starting from strengths, and using supportive resources to help families discuss an FASD diagnosis.
This bitesize webinar is primarily designed for professionals working in social care. It covers a basic introduction to FASD, current diagnostic guidance, and an introduction to how social workers can support recognition, referral, support and signposting of FASD in social care.
This bitesize webinar, FASD & things to consider in the transition to adulthood, introduces what FASD is, why the transition into adulthood can be especially complex, and key areas to watch such as daily living, education, work, health and relationships. It highlights practical ways to plan early, tailor support, and promote interdependence so young people with FASD can thrive in adulthood.
Tell us why you’re awesome – have you won something? Have you taken part in an event? Have you achieved something recently? Have you completed one of our worksheets?
WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!
Please use the form on this page to submit anything awesome – images, videos, text, worksheets!
You can also send any content to info@gmfasdnetwork.info
