FREE for families and professionals across Greater Manchester
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.
After completing the webinars, there is an opportunity to join an online Q&A session to ask any questions you may have relating to the topics explored in the webinars.
Next session:
16th September 2026
12:30pm-1:30pm
