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Have you completed our Online Survey yet? If not, please download and review the most recent issue of Living with FASD and then visit the link to our survey. All of the Network materials are informed by the experiences and concerns of those interested in FASD, particularly the individuals, parents and families living with this disability. We are seeking feedback so we can continue to improve and meet the needs of our readers. Thank you so much!

http://www.kwiksurveys.com/online-survey.php?surveyID=KMKDIH_1604003a

We are glad you stopped in to visit the FASD Support Network of Saskatchewan online! Take a few minutes to look around. You can download resources by clicking on the Network Resources tab. Here you will find the entire set of 20 FASD Tips, past issues of Network News and a Question and Answer section. The questions come directly from the experiences of individuals and families living with FASD so you might find them very helpful.

Here is a copy of our General Brochure. Feel free to download and print.

We have recently added 10 issues of our twice yearly publication Living with FASD. You can download each issue by clicking on the titles below.

Living with FASD Spring 2010 Feature Articles to Encourage Hope and Inspiration

Living with FASD Fall 2009 Feature Article by Janet Christie Grandparents Raising Grandchildren

Living with FASD Spring 2009 Feature Articles by Susan Opie on Communication Strategies and Advocacy

Living with FASD Fall 2008 Feature Articles on Employment Issues

Living with FASD Spring 2008 Articles by Nathan Ory, Brenda Knight, Diane Malbin and Annette Cutknife

Living with FASD Fall 2007 The FASD Elephant--Part 1 of series of three articles by Michael Harris

Living with FASD Spring 2007

Living with FASD Fall 2006

Living with FASD Spring 2006

Living with FASD Fall 2005

Living with FASD Spring 2005

The FASD Support Network of Saskatchewan recently implemented a province-wide FASD Resource Kit Campaign. With funds available through the Public Health Agency of Canada, this project was a perfect opportunity to share excellent resources and information about FASD with people from all regions of our province. The Network provided the FASD Resource Kits to targeted agencies from the health, education, employment, justice, social services, disability and family support sectors. We know that individuals and families living with FASD access services and support from a broad range of sectors and that many groups are working hard to learn more about FASD. This campaign allowed us to give them more tools to do this well.

Each FASD Resource Kit contained 12 carefully selected items. Some of the books selected provided a broad perspective and understanding of FASD, others were research based and academic in nature. Such resources are valuable in gaining the most up to date information and evidence. Other books were accessible and straightforward in content, tone and language. Some offered practical support strategies while others presented life stories of individuals living with FASD. By offering the reader a glimpse into the experience of living with FASD, readers can develop greater compassion and a deeper understanding about FASD.
The Network anticipates many benefits coming from the FASD Resource Kit Campaign:

• Individuals, families, members of the general public, frontline workers and professionals from diverse sectors can use the information and resources we have distributed.
• New connections and partnerships with organizations and communities will be forged through the contact and sharing of resources.
• The profile of the Network will be raised and communities will have an improved understanding of Network activities.
• Services providers, now armed with more information, can better meet the needs of individuals and families living with FASD.
• Distribution of FASD Resource Kits in rural, remote or isolated areas allowed us to reach individuals and groups who may not otherwise have access to current and accurate information about FASD.
• Access to informational materials may, in fact, serve as gateway for community members to seek additional support or services.

Click HERE to see a list of the resources that we selected for this campaign. Once again, we acknowledge the financial support from the Public Health Agency of Canada.

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Mail: 210-510 Cynthia St.
Saskatoon, SK
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Phone: (306) 975-0884
Toll Free: 1-866-673-3276

Email: fasdnetwork@sasktel.net