Welcome to the FASD UK Alliance. We are a coalition of groups and individuals from across the UK who are united together for positive social change for those affected by Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD). Affiliates include small local, regional and virtual groups as well as some of the country’s longest standing national organisations devoted to…
The UK & European Birth Mum Network – FASD is a network of women who may have a child or children with Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD). The network is a place where women can share their experience, support each other and provide peer support for women and their families. Our aim is to help prevent FASD…
FASD Devon and Cornwall is a growing network for families and those affected by FASD, part of the FASD UK Alliance. It is run by an adult with FASD. Email: lhh.fasd@gmail.com
East Hertfordshire & Area FASD Support Network is a growing support network for those who are affected by, caring for or educating someone with an FASD. We hold bimonthly informal discussions in a supportive environment. We also provide links to resources for those seeking support services in the area. Affiliated with FASD UK. Email: EastHerts.FASDFamilies@gmail.com
FASD Network UK is a North East based social enterprise providing support to families of children with FASD and provides bespoke training for professionals including social work, safeguarding, schools and health providers. FASD Network UK has localised services across the North East, North Yorkshire, Hull and East Riding areas and offers social media support to…
The FASD Northwest Support Network is a growing network of families and individuals affected by FASD, part of the FASD UK Alliance.
FASD Scotland is a network of families and individuals affected by FASD. FASD Scotland offers: Information and awareness about the lifelong risks of prenatal exposure to alcohol. Information, support and advocacy to families caring for a child affected by FASD. Strategies for managing FASD. Advice and training to reduce FASD Secondary Disabilities. Training for professionals involved…
