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Red Balloon Training offers FASD training to health, social and education professionals. It also provides consultancy work. Established in 2008, Red Balloon Training is set up as a sole trader. Email: joanna@redballoontraining.co.uk Website: https://www.redballoontraining.co.uk/ Facebook: @RedBalloonTraining - Specialising in FASD Twitter: @jobuckard
ÉNDpae is an all-island support group, in-person and online, for parent, carers, young people and anyone affected by prenatal alcohol exposure. It is an association, founded in 2017. Email: info@endpae.ie Website: http://endpae.ie Facebook: @ENDpae
FASD Hub Scotland provides tiered support services to all parents/carers across Scotland and professionals supporting families of people who were, or may have been, exposed to alcohol during pregnancy, which can cause foetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD). FASD Hub Scotland was founded in 2019 and is part of Adoption UK Scotland, a charity. Email: fasdhub.scotland@adoptionuk.org.uk... Continue Reading →
The Centre for FASD is a limited company based in Suffolk, dedicated to supporting children and families affected by FASD. It provides assessment, diagnosis, and post diagnostic support and therapies to children and their families. Founded in 2018 by Dr Cassie Jackson, the Centre for FASD also provides professional training. Email: admin@centreforfasd.co.uk Telephone: 0781 556... Continue Reading →
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... Continue Reading →
The National Organisation for FASD (formerly NOFAS-UK) is dedicated to supporting people with Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD), their families and communities. It promotes education for professionals and public awareness about the risks of alcohol in pregnancy. NOFAS-UK is a source for information on FASD to the general public, press and to medical and educational... Continue Reading →
