Do you live in #Whitehorse? Are you free on Monday afternoon?
Come along to the CanFASD meet and greet at the Old Fire Hall. Be sure to RSVP to save your spot!
While the Canada Disability Benefit is an incredible step forward, we need specific support for people with FASD, a disability that often goes unrecognized and undiagnosed.
That’s why we’re still fighting for Bill S-253, an act for a National FASD Framework!
Are you a young adult (aged 18 to 25) with a diagnosis of FASD or a caregiver of someone with FASD?
Vannesa Joly (University of Alberta) is interested in learning about the identity experiences of young adults with FASD.
Learn more and participate: https://t.co/NE60KfQPDo
CanFASD submitted a brief in support of Bill S-253 to the Senate Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology.
If passed, it will help Canadians with FASD and their families access the services they need.
@GovCanHealth@YaaraSaks @markhollandlib
#SOCI#cdnpoli
Individuals with FASD face challenges with accessing stable housing. Many people with FASD have experienced being unhoused.
However housing stability supports individuals with FASD to achieve success in multiple other domains of life.
Learn more: https://t.co/vpYE2KxXSW
Last month we met with @ratnaomi to discuss Bill S-253.
Senator Omidvar is the Chair of the Social Affairs, Science and Technology committee.
We hope that the committee will finish examining the Bill soon and help us move closer to getting a National FASD Framework in Canada!
Don't miss out on the opportunity to apply for the Sterling Clarren Research Award!
The deadline is approaching fast, so make sure to submit your applications before it's too late.
Good luck to all the students and early-career researchers applying! https://t.co/hsNWnFKZ2l
Thank you to all the dedicated paediatricians who are vital allies in supporting individuals with FASD.
If you are a #paediatrician, becoming a member of CanFASD can be an excellent way to ensure your knowledge in FASD is as up-to-date as possible: https://t.co/Ra9QX5rdl3
Applications are now open for the 2024 Sterling Clarren FASD Research Award!
The winner will join a selection of remarkable individuals who have made significant contributions to the field of FASD research.
Deadline: April 30
Find out more and apply: https://t.co/yd89EDoaiM
Last week, we were delighted to meet with MP Brendan Hanley of the Yukon to discuss Bill S-253 and the importance of a National FASD Strategy.
Thank you for taking the time to speak with us! @drbrendanhanley
Learn more about Bill S-253: https://t.co/Ok6bKB7jpx
Our individual membership program keeps those interested in FASD informed and up-to-date with what’s happening in Canada. In 2023, we reached 226 members and our numbers are still growing.
Why not start the year off by joining our community? https://t.co/aJWgzusM48
Our Executive Director, Audrey, met with @YaaraSaks at the @IOS_QDS today. Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is an essential part of the conversation around mental health and addiction!
#NAAW2023#FASD
If you plan on visiting a landmark near you this FASD Month, be sure to take a picture and share it using the hashtags #FASDMonth2023 & #RedShoesRock!
There are over 1.5 million Canadians with FASD. Do you have the training to support them?
Enroll in one of our online courses to learn more! https://t.co/UgK6lWXmlS
#OnlineTraining#ProfessionalDevelopment#FASD
Are you interested in becoming a part of the CanFASD Network? Well look no further! Individual memberships are the perfect way for you to stay connected and stay informed with #FASD in Canada.
Learn more: https://t.co/yVIq1HJNqE
When we talk about #FASD, our language should promote dignity, be non-stigmatizing, and be grounded in evidence.
Check out our common messaging guidelines to learn more: https://t.co/lnuoFc3cTz
We have extended the deadline to apply to the Claudette Bradshaw FASD Innovation Award until August 31, 2023!
Check out our newest blog to learn more! https://t.co/UinAFrVEbm
#FASDResearch#FASD#Housing#Employment