The Network & CMC-FASD Initiative The provincial government has a vision that: “Alberta has a comprehensive and coordinated response to Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) across the lifespan and a continuum of services that is respectful of individual, family and community diversity.”
In order to achieve this vision, 12 FASD Service Networks were created across the province tasked with “developing and enhancing FASD services and supports across the lifespan that are aligned with strategic directions set out in Alberta’s 10 Year FASD Strategic Plan.” Visit the Government of Alberta website to learn more about the FASD Cross Ministry Committee initiative, review the 10-year strategic plan and view the 12 Service Networks in Alberta.
The Northwest Peace FASD (NW Peace FASD) Network (Society) is one of 12 Network’s created in the province. The Network is a group consisting of key stakeholders, community agencies, family members, and organizations across the Northwest of Alberta.
Working with this vision, the NW Peace FASD Network (Society) applies solely to the FASD-CMC for grant funding on a yearly basis and is not a Network that solicits for further funds. The Network uses the provincial funding to improve and enhance FASD services in the Network catchment area in a way that compliments existing services and furthers the collaborative practices that have been encouraged through individual efforts and activities.
The goals of the Network are to build community capacity and enhance collaboration in addressing the following issues across the lifespan for individuals and communities affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder:
- Targeted and Indicated Prevention
- Assessment and Diagnosis
- Supports for individuals and caregivers
You can view the full 10 year Provincial FASD Strategic plan here:
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Hi this is Mr Hillier from Runcorn Cheshire in the UK my daughter has fasd just a little question my daughter has meltdowns and it is very difficult to deal with sometimes they can be very severe and sometimes violent I’m just wondering whether you can give me some strategies on how to cope with the meltdowns if possible yours faithfully Mr George Hillier
Depending on the circumstances, there could be many different possible strategies.
Below is a link to the FASD Strategies Not Solutions Booklet that we use here in Alberta.
Hello Mr. Hiller, thanks for your interest and in sharing your situation with your daughter. We know how difficult it can be when children breakdown! Please see this wonderful resource that we recommend for families, teachers and parents. You can download it to your computer and event print it off if needed. Take care