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Reports from roundtables

National FASD has helped to convene a recent series of roundtable discussions involving FASD stakeholders, experts and policy makers that have been powerful experiences for all involved and transformative on a political level. We are deeply appreciative of the decades of work done by so many tireless advocates that made this moment in time possible. And we also are well aware that there is a great deal of work yet to be done on a policy level. Join with us! #SpeakYourTruth  (See also the APPG section of this website.)

THE TIME IS NOW: The National Perspective on Ramping up FASD Prevention, Diagnosis and Support Services

Nine remote meetings convened by the National FASD Experts Committee took place between December 2021 and March 2022. The 61 participants included paediatricians, psychiatrists, GPs, commissioners, public health experts, researchers and leaders from the Third Sector. Overall, 21 percent of the participants have lived experience with FASD as birth parents, adoptive parents and/ or as foster carers in addition to their relevant substantive and professional experience. (In individual meetings, typically 25% of attendees had lived experience.)

Roundtable Discussion on the Forthcoming NICE Quality Standard on FASD

17 May 2019 – NOFAS-UK hosted an informal roundtable on the forthcoming NICE Quality Standard on FASD in the week following the announcement. The discussion was co-chaired by Dr Raja Mukherjee and Sandra Butcher. This took place in the margins of the launch of the Greater Manchester Alcohol Exposed Pregnancies Programme. 

Roundtable with the Deputy Chief Medical Officer

Future policy development on issues relating to FASD, A Roundtable Discussion with FASD Stakeholders, convened and chaired by Professor Gina Radford, Deputy Chief Medical Officer National Liberal Club, London, 22 October 2018. 

Our Forgotten Children

The Urgency of Aligning Policy with Guidance on the Effects of Antenatal Exposure to Alcohol A Roundtable Discussion with FASD Stakeholders

Co-chaired by Professor Sheila the Baroness Hollins and Mr Bill Esterson, MP, Houses of Parliament, 23 May 2018.

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