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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

6 November 2020 (London) – The National Organisation for FASD announced recent changes in its Board of Trustees, with the addition of four new members

Video: Joanna Buckard, Specialist Projects Coordinator welcomes the 2020 Adoption Barometer, which shows the importance of recording Alcohol Exposed Pregnancies Access to information for diagnosis

(London) – A new poll shows that 91% of women and 85% of men believe that children should have access to information about harm done

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