United Together for Social Change
The NICE Quality Standard (204) on FASD calls for management plans for people with FASD. The FASD UK Alliance is undertaking a year-long project to explore what a model management plan would look like. We started with a survey of families. We received 161 responses in February and March 2023. We presented the findings at... Continue Reading →
"As stakeholders we are here to start a dialogue – a direct and honest dialogue on issues related to the health and wellbeing of those with FASD and those who support them. And on these matters, it is imperative that you hear our voices." FASD UK Alliance Statement, 22 October 2018 The FASD UK Alliance... Continue Reading →
Welcome to the FASD UK Alliance - We are a coalition of groups and consultants from across the UK who are united together for positive social change for those affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).  Affiliates include small local, regional and virtual groups as well as some of the country's longest standing national organisations devoted to... Continue Reading →
Founded in 2024, Neurowise provides training for practitioners on Social Care Practice for FASD, Therapeutic Caregiving for FASD, FASD Essentials, Understanding and Skills in Neurodiversity including FASD and Understanding FASD, Attachment and Trauma. Website: https://www.neurowise.orgTwitter: @neurowiseukInstagram: @neurowiseorg
The Rainbow Parent Carers Forum in Nottingham runs a monthly FASD Support Group. RPCF is a charity founded in 2009.Telephone: 0115 786 0211Email: admin@rainbowpcf.org.ukWebsite: https://www.rainbowpcf.org.uk/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RainbowPCFTwitter: @Pcfrainbow
The Psychology Clinic East Anglia (PCEA) is a limited company founded in 2009. Dr Cassie Jackson and Dr Mark Hardiman are directors, with the broader team of consultants largely being clinical and counselling psychologists with expertise in family law expert witness services, including public (child protection) and private law. PCEA additionally provides a neurodevelopmental and... Continue Reading →
FASD Borders is creating a community across the Scottish Borders and North Northumberland of those who are affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) / Prenatal Alcohol Exposure (PAE). A space for parents/guardians living with children/young people with a history of PAE and adults with FASD to connect together for peer support, and gathering their... Continue Reading →
We are a group of parents and carers, who get together approximately once every 8 weeks during school term-time, for mutual support. The group is open to all parents/ carers of children/ young adults with prenatal alcohol exposure, with or without a diagnosis. We offer support throughout Cumbria.Email:Â applepie@olsworth.com
We are an informal support group for carers looking after young people with FASD, founded in 2022. Email: tobagonice@yahoo.co.uk
FASD Grampian, founded in 2021, provides awareness and support about FASD.Email: FASDGrampian@hotmail.com
The Greater Manchester FASD Network links parents, carers, professionals, and organisations across Greater Manchester to promote better outcomes for individuals with FASD and prevent alcohol exposed pregnancies. Founded in 2019. Email: info@gmfasdnetwork.infoWebsite: https://www.gmfasdnetwork.infoFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558269160960 Twitter: @GMfasdnetwork
FASD Ireland supports families with FASD across Ireland. It provides advice and awareness training to schools and higher education. It lobbies TD's for Ireland to amend and implement laws to recognise FASD as a neuro-developmental disability and provide cross agency support. FASD Ireland was established in 2021 and is a not-for-profit Company Limited by Guarantee,... Continue Reading →
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