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FASD Network of Southern California Nonprofit information and support organization for improving the quality of life for persons in Southern California affected by prenatal alcohol exposure.

Offers training and related services as well as support groups. The FASD Network of Southern California is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit charitable organization. We serve persons interested in or affected by FASD who live or work in San Diego, Imperial, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Luis Obispo, Los Angeles, Ventura, Santa Barbara and/or Kern Counties. Our vision is that every person in Southern California who is affected by prenatal alcohol exposure has the resources and the opportunity to achieve his or her fullest potential in all aspects of life. Our mission is to enhance the quality of life — through information, advocacy and service — for children, adolescents and adults in Southern California affected by prenatal alcohol exposure, and to empower those who care for or serve them.

Please read this message, dated October 8, 2026 from the Board of Directors of the FASD Network Board of Directors. An e...
10/09/2026

Please read this message, dated October 8, 2026 from the Board of Directors of the FASD Network Board of Directors.

An email address is at the foot of the letter contained in the graphic. Please use it for sending any communication to the Board of Directors about this decision.

Key point!
09/04/2026

Key point!

TWO FASD STUDIES SEEKING YOUTH/YOUNG ADULTS WITH FASDThe Thrive FASD Lab at the University of Rochester, in New York Sta...
08/12/2026

TWO FASD STUDIES SEEKING YOUTH/YOUNG ADULTS WITH FASD

The Thrive FASD Lab at the University of Rochester, in New York State is recruiting participants for two new studies.

In the “Thrive Person-Centered Planning” study, participants will work with their research team and a facilitator from FASD United for 12-15 weeks to set and plan a goal to work toward. The study is seeking adults aged 18-25 with FASD who live in the United States.

In the “Determined” study, teens and their caregivers will work with the research team by participating in a virtual focus group to share their experiences and provide feedback on early versions of the app. The study is seeking adolescents ages 13–17 with FASD and their caregivers who live in the United States.

If you could benefit from a study or know anyone else who would be interested, click the study link to sign up or share the attached flyer.

Thrive Person-Centered Planning: https://studypages.com/s/thrive-study-helping-young-adults-with-fasd-reach-their-goals-608917/

Determined: https://redcap.link/w79owh52

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Very useful information here!
08/11/2026

Very useful information here!

FASD affects the brain in many different ways. Every person with FASD has a unique profile of strengths and challenges, which is why understanding these brain domains is key to providing meaningful, FASD-informed support.

Learn more at www.saskfasdnetwork.ca.

07/06/2026

So true.

Calling all Educators, Caregivers, Parents, and FASD Self Advocates! Your experiences hold the key to creating better ed...
12/20/2025

Calling all Educators, Caregivers, Parents, and FASD Self Advocates!

Your experiences hold the key to creating better educational outcomes for children with FASD.

FASD is often an “invisible” disability that is misdiagnosed and misunderstood. Your perspective is vital for improving recognition, resources, and policy.

Taking this short National Education Survey, even if you have taken it in the past, will directly inform future training and support initiatives.

Please lend your voice! Take the survey and share it with your colleagues, friends, and family:
🔗 bit.ly/FASDEdSurvey2025

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PO Box 595
Manhattan Beach, CA
90267

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+13107179763

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