fasdNL - Parents & Caregivers Every Day Strategies Resources
The documents below are a compilation of everyday strategies and approaches used by parents and caregivers of individuals with FASD. Each person impacted by FASD has unique strengths and challenges. Therefore, not all strategies suggested will necessarily work for your situation. We recommend trial and error to find the best approach and routine that works for you!
Strategies for Infants, Toddlers, & Preschoolers
Strategies for School-Age Children
Strategies for Youth & Adults
General Resources
Supportive Resources for Pregnant People Consuming Alcohol
Are you pregnant or recently have been pregnant and in need of non-judgemental supports? Check out this resource
co-created by the St. John's Status of Women's Council Managed Alcohol Program and fasdNL.
The FASD Success Show with Jeff Noble
Jeff Noble thought he knew all about FASD... until he became a full-time FASD Foster Parent. In The FASD Success Show, Jeff and his gang of FASD Insiders will talk about FASD in a real way so that you can learn how to deal and cope with FASD in REAL life, to be a better advocate and a more confident caregiver.
FASD Strategies not Solutions by Edmonton and Area Fetal Alcohol Network
Strategies not Solutions is designed for caregivers and professionals who, in their everyday lives encounter children and youth affected by FASD. This booklet provides strategies and suggestions for people who already have a basic understanding of FASD.
Jordan's Principle Fact Sheet
The way First Nations children have been treated historically was determined to be inappropriate and discriminatory.
In an attempt to rectify these disparities and improve equality/equity, the government of Canada is making funds available
for the supports and services needed by First Nations youth through Jordan's Principle. The aim is to provide
substantive equality, culturally appropriate services and providing what is in the best interest of the child.
Find more about Jordan's Principle by clicking here.
Let's Talk FASD
Parents drive best practice strategies in caring for children and adults with FASD.
Strategies for Parenting Children with FASD
A paid resource. Parents and others who provide care for children with FASD can find insight on how this condition affects a child. This booklet provides strategies for understanding and responding to these childrens' behaviour.
FASD Toolkit for Aboriginal Families
Resources to help front-line workers working with children, youth, adults and families affected by FASD.
The documents below are a compilation of everyday strategies and approaches used by parents and caregivers of individuals with FASD. Each person impacted by FASD has unique strengths and challenges. Therefore, not all strategies suggested will necessarily work for your situation. We recommend trial and error to find the best approach and routine that works for you!
Strategies for Infants, Toddlers, & Preschoolers
Strategies for School-Age Children
Strategies for Youth & Adults
General Resources
Supportive Resources for Pregnant People Consuming Alcohol
Are you pregnant or recently have been pregnant and in need of non-judgemental supports? Check out this resource
co-created by the St. John's Status of Women's Council Managed Alcohol Program and fasdNL.
The FASD Success Show with Jeff Noble
Jeff Noble thought he knew all about FASD... until he became a full-time FASD Foster Parent. In The FASD Success Show, Jeff and his gang of FASD Insiders will talk about FASD in a real way so that you can learn how to deal and cope with FASD in REAL life, to be a better advocate and a more confident caregiver.
FASD Strategies not Solutions by Edmonton and Area Fetal Alcohol Network
Strategies not Solutions is designed for caregivers and professionals who, in their everyday lives encounter children and youth affected by FASD. This booklet provides strategies and suggestions for people who already have a basic understanding of FASD.
Jordan's Principle Fact Sheet
The way First Nations children have been treated historically was determined to be inappropriate and discriminatory.
In an attempt to rectify these disparities and improve equality/equity, the government of Canada is making funds available
for the supports and services needed by First Nations youth through Jordan's Principle. The aim is to provide
substantive equality, culturally appropriate services and providing what is in the best interest of the child.
Find more about Jordan's Principle by clicking here.
Let's Talk FASD
Parents drive best practice strategies in caring for children and adults with FASD.
Strategies for Parenting Children with FASD
A paid resource. Parents and others who provide care for children with FASD can find insight on how this condition affects a child. This booklet provides strategies for understanding and responding to these childrens' behaviour.
FASD Toolkit for Aboriginal Families
Resources to help front-line workers working with children, youth, adults and families affected by FASD.
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