Announcing the Me and My FASD Break it Down Board
For immediate release 30 March 2021 (London) – The National Organisation for FASD is pleased to launch an all-new resource to help young people with
March 30, 2021
We have lots to say about FASD. This is our space to raise some issues in greater detail, from different perspectives.
For immediate release 30 March 2021 (London) – The National Organisation for FASD is pleased to launch an all-new resource to help young people with
Sex and Alcohol: Young Adults are Taking Risks without Knowing the ConsequencesFor more information: Joanna.Buckard@nationalfasd.org.uk This poll was featured in The Sun, The Mirror, and
National FASD submission to the WHO The National Organisation for FASD’s October 2020 submission to the World Health Organisation has now been made public as
New resource for those engaging FASD training The National Organisation for FASD and Seashell are pleased to announce the launch the new “Best Practice in
New UK FASD language guide highlights stigma-free language The National Organisation for FASD and Seashell are pleased to announce the launch the new FASD: Preferred
For immediate release 10 November 2020 (London) – The National Organisation for FASD is pleased to announce the launch of an innovative new website www.FASD.me
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