FASD & Justice

A space dedicated to professionals in the legal system. It contains resources for learning about the behavior of individuals with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD), whether they are VICTIMS, PERPETRATORS, or WITNESSES to offenses.
FASD – talk about it for better action (ASPQ)

Information and resources about the impacts of alcohol consumption during pregnancy.
LEIC Planning Tool (French)

The LEIC Planning page is an informal tool that was created by the POPFASD team. It incorporates information from the field of FASD and effective student planning practices. The purpose for the tool is to guide a constructive and positive conversation about a student, focusing on the student’s strengths and needs. The tool is most effectively used when all team members have a solid understanding of FASD.
Tips for Justice Professionals (French)

Interacting with Individuals who have Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
Project Choices – Alcohol and sex deserves a discussion (French)

This resource is for all youth and young adults who drink alcohol and have sex, and want information about alcohol use and birth control use.
Project Choices – Alcohol and sex deserves a discussion

This resource is for all youth and young adults who drink alcohol and have sex, and want information about alcohol use and birth control use.
Training – Understanding FASD

Brief training on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
Learning the Dance: Community Making a Difference

This video is the story of how two schools have focused on relationships, built upon strengths, and reframed behaviours in order to support two students with FASD to find success and a sense of belonging within the school community.
Tips for Justice Professionals

Interacting with Individuals who have Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
LEIC Planning Tool

The LEIC Planning page is an informal tool that was created by the POPFASD team. It incorporates information from the field of FASD and effective student planning practices. The purpose for the tool is to guide a constructive and positive conversation about a student, focusing on the student’s strengths and needs. The tool is most effectively used when all team members have a solid understanding of FASD.
Living with FASD (in French)

“Living with FAS” is the France-based association for adoptive, biological, and foster families affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD)
Vitalité Health Network

Vitalité Health Network is a regional health authority providing and managing health care and services in an area covering northern and southeastern New Brunswick.