Growing up with a parent with FASD
Story of a man who’s father has FASD.
Living with FASD – As a person, as a parent
This session is intended to share the experiences of a mother who both lives with a diagnosis of FASD and parents one child with and one without FASD.
Parenting with FASD
Needs, Challenges, and Opportunities for Support and Research.
Know FASD. Alcohol in utero knowledge base
Get to know FASD across the lifespan and learn about interventions.
Taking Care: A Short Guide to Breastfeeding and Substance Use
You can use this resource to start conversations with partners, friends, family, health care providers and other supportive people in your life so that you can make choices that are right for you, your baby, and your family.
Community Action Program for Children (CAPC)
The Community Action Program for Children (CAPC) provides funding to community groups that promote the healthy development of young children from birth to age 6, who face challenges that put their health at risk.
FASD and Me: Strengthening My Community Program
The bilingual FASD & Me program was created to celebrate children and youth with FASD and their families and enable members of their communities to better understand both their strengths and needs.
Moving to a place of my own!
Housing Transition Guide for Families of People with Developmental Disabilities in the Ottawa Region.
Unlocking the AODA: Obligations of housing providers under the accessibility for ontarians with disability Act
A Guide for Housing Providers in Ontario
The Ontario Human Rights Commission; Information for Housing Providers
People with disabilities have the right to be free from discrimination in housing (“accommodation”). The Code applies to every part of buying or renting housing. This includes private, social, supportive and co-operative housing.
Canadian Centre for Housing Rights
We work across Canada to hold governments accountable to meeting their human rights obligations, and to empower communities to claim their right to housing.
Creating intersections: A systematic and person-centered harmonizing framework for housing individuals with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
This project was catalyzed by service providers and individuals with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD), as well as their caregivers, all of whom described challenges navigating conventional housing support systems.
