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Children with FASD playing with sensory spaghetti

Know your rights

People with FASD have rights. The section outlines some of the types of benefits and support that might apply.   

I care deeply about the rights of those affected by fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. They must have access to services that deliver the best possible care."
Baroness Sheila HollinsBMA Report (2016)
Data from Canada indicate that young people (aged 12-17) diagnosed with FASD are 19 times more likely to be incarcerated within the criminal justice system than those without FASD.”
BMA (2016), quoting Popova et al.

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