Bill 287, Equity Education for Young Ontarians Act, 2021
The Bill amends the Education Act.
The FASD Patient Journey
The Alberta FASD Patient Journey Project, launched in September 2018, captured insights, frustrations, ideas, and hopes from 120 interviews across 34 communities.
The Hidden Disability
This booklet is meant to be a quick reference guide on FASD.
Manitoba FASD Strategy: Together we are stronger
Continuing the Success of Manitoba’s FASD Strategy.
FASD and Adverse Childhood Experiences
Researchers from CanFASD and other partner organizations have recently published a new paper on FASD and early life adversity called Characterizing Adverse Childhood Experiences among Children and Adolescents with Prenatal Alcohol Exposure and FASD.
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and Complex Trauma – A resource for educators
This unique and useful resource is designed to support schools, educators, community members who work in schools with students with FASD and complex trauma.
Child and Youth Permanency Council of Canada
CYPCC is a national charitable organization promoting permanency for all children and youth, especially those in and from Canada’s child welfare system.
Adoption Council of Ontario
ACO provides information about adoption, specialized services in recruitment and matching for children, youth, older youth and families, as well as post-adoption training and support for professionals.
Foster Parents Society of Ontario
As a provincial association, the FPSO provides a strong, collective voice for local Foster Parents Associations to CAS agencies and the Ministry.
Interwoven Connections
Interwoven Connections represents the tapestry of families and relationships formed through adoption, kinship and customary care.
Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD)
This international human rights treaty was designed to protect the rights of people with disabilities worldwide. It sets out how to make a world more inclusive for people with disabilities, aiming to create an environment where they can enjoy real equality in society.
Bill 77, Services for Persons with Developmental Disabilities Act, 2008
This Act aims to shift Ontario’s developmental services towards a system that supports people with intellectual disabilities in living as independently as possible, exercising more control over their lives, and participating fully in their communities.
