Resources

fasdNL - Parents & Caregivers Every Day Strategies Resource
The information is a compilation of everyday strategies and approaches used by parents and caregivers and parents of individuals with FASD. Each individual impacted by FASD has unique strengths and challenges. Therefore, not all strategies suggested will necessarily work for your situation. We recommend finding the best approach and routine that works for you and stick with it! 

*Each strategy document is downloadable and printable.

Strategies for Infants, Toddlers, & Preschoolers

Strategies for School Age Children

Strategies for Youth & Adults


Newfoundland & Labrador Resource Libraries
Depending on your location, you may have access to an FASD Resource Library. Resources may
include a range from children’s books for kids about FASD, books for parents and caregivers,
educational strategies, information for social workers and other frontline workers who work with youth
and young adults with FASD, and FASD screening toolkits for health professionals.
See below for a listing of locations that have an FASD Resource Library

● Nunatsiavut communities
● Sheshatshiu
● Natuashish
● Corner Brook
● Grand Falls-Windsor
● St. John’s

Links

General Information

Learn more general information about FASD, its cause, common symptoms, prevention and more.

FASD Prevention 

Learn about various FASD prevention initiatives and the important role that partners, families, and communities have in FASD prevention.

FASD Diagnosis

Learn more about FASD diagnosis and the Canadian diagnostic standards.

Parents and Caregivers

Are you a parent or caregiver? Information about daily living strategies are available here.

For People Living with FASD

Learn more about individuals living and thriving with FASD.

Teaching and Education

Links and resources that can be used by educators and teachers.

Other Provincial & Canadian Resources

Various other provincial and Canadian links are available here.

Substance Use Information

Information is available here to learn more about substance use and available supports and treatments.