❄️ Weather Update ❄️
Due to poor weather conditions, today’s Unseen Impact: Effects of Alcohol & Teratogens on Fetal Development workshop at Valleyview Learning Council (5003 50 St., Valleyview, AB) scheduled for 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM has been cancelled.
Your safety comes first — thank you for your understanding.
Please stay tuned for updates regarding the February 19th date. We will share more information as soon as it’s confirmed.
Stay safe and take care 💜
— Northwest Peace FASD Network
We’re opening the door for conversation, connection, and kindness.
Join us for a relaxed drop-in coffee chat — no presentation, no pressure, just real talk in a welcoming space. Whether you’re a parent, caregiver, professional, individual with lived experience, or simply curious to learn more… you belong here.
Wear your pink shirt and join us as we celebrate Pink Shirt Day and stand up against bullying together.
Because small acts of kindness create big change.
Monday, February 23
1:00 – 2:30 PM
Northwest Peace FASD — Boardroom
#204, 9805 97 St
No registration needed — just come say hi!
Coffee & light snacks provided 
All are welcome
We invite community members in Grande Cache to join us for an in-person learning session focused on the unseen impact of alcohol and other teratogens on fetal development. This workshop shares meaningful information about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), including lived realities, strengths, challenges, and helpful supports for caregivers and support workers.
This is a relaxed, respectful space to listen, learn, and connect with others in the community.
Location: Tawow Centre, Grande Cache
Date: Wednesday, February 25th
Time: 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
Weather permitting
Adults only
No registration required
Walk-ins welcome
Light snacks & refreshments provided
We hope you’ll join us for this important and thoughtful conversation 
Unseen Impact – Understanding FASD Together
We’re so excited to bring our Unseen Impact workshop to Valleyview and connect with the community in person. This warm, welcoming session explores the unseen impact of alcohol and other teratogens on fetal development in a supportive, judgment-free space.
Together, we’ll share an overview of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), including primary disabilities, strengths, challenges, and practical strategies for caregivers and support workers.
Location: Valleyview Learning Council ( Downstairs of the Northern Lakes College) 5003 50 St. Valleyview, AB
Date: Tuesday, February 17
Storm Date: February 19 (only if the Feb 17 session is cancelled due to bad weather)
Time: 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Adults only
No registration required
Walk-ins welcome
Light snacks & refreshments provided
Whether you’re a caregiver, parent , support worker, or community member wanting to learn more, we’d love to welcome you. Our goal is to learn together, build understanding, and strengthen community connections.
Sponsored by Northwest Peace FASD Network
780-533-5462 | 
gloria@nwfasd.ca
Join us for an in-person workshop that explores the unseen impact of alcohol and other teratogens on fetal development. This session offers a supportive space to learn more about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), including primary disabilities, strengths, challenges, and practical strategies for caregivers and support workers.
Location: High Prairie Town Hall
4806 53 Ave, High Prairie
Date: Wednesday, February 4
Time: 1:00–2:30 PM
Special Note:
A storm date of February 26 will be used only if the February 4 session is cancelled due to bad weather.
Adults only
No registration required
Walk-ins welcome
Light snacks and refreshments provided
This workshop is sponsored by Northwest Peace FASD Network and is open to anyone wanting to deepen their understanding and strengthen supports in our community.
780-533-5462
gloria@nwfasd.ca
We hope to see you there
Northwest Peace FASD Network offers FREE prevention presentations for organizations, community groups, workplaces, and service providers focused on the unseen impact of alcohol and other teratogens on fetal development.
These presentations provide an overview of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), including: • What FASD is and how it impacts brain development
• Primary disabilities, strengths, and challenges of individuals with FASD
• How alcohol and other substances can affect fetal development
• Practical strategies and insights for caregivers, support workers, and community members
Facilitated by Gloria Stewart, Prevention Conversation Facilitator, sessions are delivered in a respectful, shame-free, and supportive environment that encourages meaningful conversation, learning, and awareness.
Why book a presentation?
We believe prevention is most effective when education happens early — and when communities are informed, supported, and connected.
To book a presentation or learn more:
Contact Gloria Stewart
gloria@nwfasd.ca | 780-533-5462
Northwest Peace FASD Network offers FREE presentations to schools and youth programs across the region!
We provide Alberta Government–approved, age- and grade-appropriate presentations designed for Grades 7–12. Our sessions support Health and CALM classes and focus on prevention conversations around alcohol, pregnancy, healthy choices, and relationships — delivered in a respectful, engaging, and youth-friendly way.
We believe prevention is most effective when education happens early.
By starting these conversations now, we help students build awareness, understanding, and lifelong healthy decision-making skills.
Presentation length: 60–80 minutes
Cost: FREE
Available to schools and youth programs across the Northwest Peace region
To book a presentation or learn more:
Email Gloria Stewart at gloria@nwfasd.ca
Let’s get real. Let’s start the conversation early. 
Join us for an in-person workshop that takes a deeper look at the unseen impact of alcohol and teratogens on fetal development. This session offers a supportive, informative space to learn more about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) — including primary disabilities, strengths, challenges, and practical strategies for caregivers and support workers.
Location: Northwest Peace FASD Boardroom
Date: Monday, January 19
Time: 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM
What to expect:
• Clear, compassionate FASD education
• Practical strategies and insights
• A welcoming, respectful learning environment
• Connection with others in the community
No registration required
Walk-ins welcome
Light snacks and refreshments provided
This workshop is for adults only and is open to caregivers, professionals, community members, and anyone wanting to better understand FASD and its lifelong impact.
Let’s come together to learn, connect, and strengthen our understanding — because awareness creates change.
Questions? Contact Gloria at 780-533-5462 or gloria@nwfasd.ca
We hope to see you there!
We’re excited to kick off 2026 with our FASD 101 Monthly Zoom Workshop Series — happening January, February, and March!
No matter the weather 
, road conditions, or where you live, you can join us from the comfort of your home or office . No travel. No stress. Just log in and learn.
FASD 101 is a welcoming, informative session designed for anyone who wants to learn more about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder — caregivers, families, professionals, community members, and those just starting their FASD learning journey.
Workshop Dates:
• January 29, 2026
• February 18, 2026
• March 18, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM (via Zoom)
No registration required
Open to everyone
Attend one or all sessions
How to Join:
Simply email Gloria at gloria@nwfasd.ca to receive the Zoom link.
Don’t let winter weather or busy schedules make you miss out — learning is just a click away! 
We can’t wait to connect with you in this new year!
Everyone is welcome!
This Thursday, January 8, Northwest Peace FASD Network will be joining the Gathering of Our Caregivers, hosted by the Northern Association for FASD.
Valleyview Library
4804–50 Ave
11:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
This gathering is a chance to slow down, connect, and spend time with others who understand the caregiving journey. Participants can look forward to: Meaningful conversation with fellow caregivers
Snacks and beverages provided
A hands-on craft to enjoy and take home
Opportunities to learn more about FASD and supports in our community
If you are caring for someone with FASD, we warmly encourage you to attend. You deserve support, connection, and community.
We hope to see you there!
Yesterday the staff from Northwest Peace FASD Network stepped outside the office and into some festive fun at Primitive Lane for a Christmas craft team-building workshop — and it did NOT disappoint!
From creativity and collaboration to lots of laughs and holiday cheer, this was such a great reminder that the work we do together is stronger when we take time to connect, create, and enjoy each other’s company.
We believe great teams aren’t just built in meetings — they’re built in moments like these. Having fun, supporting one another, and making memories together helps us show up even better for the individuals, families, and communities we serve.
Grateful for this incredible team and the joy we bring inside and outside the office
Northwest Peace Fasd Society 