Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) Programs

Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders are the number one cause of developmental disability.

According to researchers a significant number of people who enter the justice system – especially youth are affected by fetal alcohol spectrum disorders.  The training of carers and professionals to support children with FASD is a first step in bringing about systemic change.  The following workshops are offered:

  • Caring for Children with FASD
  • FASD and the Implications for the Justice System

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Other Workshops

Invisible Victims Program

Domestic/Family violence Program

FASD and the Implications for the Justice System

Caring for Children with FASD

Working Across Cultures Program

A Childs bill of rights

  • I have the right to be kept safe and informed at the time of my parent's arrest.

  • I have the right to be heard when decisions are made about me.

  • I have the right to be considered when decisions are made about my parent.

  • I have the right to be well cared for in my parent's absence.

  • I have the right to speak with, see and touch my parent.

  • I have the right to support as i face my parent's incarceration.

  • I have the right not to be judged, blamed or labeled because my parent is incarcerated.

  • I have the right to a lifelong relationship with my parent.