Russell Family Fetal Alcohol Disorders Association Western Australia Support Group
Fetal Alcohol Disorders Association WA support group
About FASD Support Groups
We are a "no blame, no shame" organisations that understands that it's important to help people without judging. Many women drink socially and that's totally normal in so many situations. So many times during a woman’s life there are situations where it's expected that you have "just a little" to fit in. Weddings, hens nights or simply a drink with the girls. However the focus we have is to educate, assist and support people effected in some way by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).
Support Groups
Click Area For FASD Support Groups
Local FASD Support Groups:
Western Australia
Perth Russell Family Support Group
Russell Family Fetal Alcohol Disorders Association WA support group
Facebook Registered Members Only Group
www.facebook.com/groups/RFFADA.FASD.WA/
Face to face support group meetings.
Louise and Craig 0413 032 726
Northern Territory
Alice Springs FASD Support Group
FASD Support Group
Facebook Public Support Group
facebook.com/groups/21239288051/
Monica 0423 622 005
asp@gmail.com
Face to face support group available
Queensland
Brisbane FASD Support Group Gold Coast
www.facebook.com/groups/QldFasd/
Member only group
Sam 0401567784
Jo 0420 855 409
Claire 0424 354 213
Shane 0466 042 777
Face to face support group available
New South Wales
Sydney Support Group
Amanda 0412744536
admin@nofasd.org.au
Face to face support group available
Victoria
Russell Family Foetal Alcohol Disorders Association Vic
Shaz 0413937470
FaceBook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/1074209129305805/
South Australia
No Local Information Available
Tasmania
No Local Information Available
HISTORY & MISSION
Our mission has been to help young people in the early years of their life’s for many, many years. Today however, we are foster carers for 3 children, all effected by a range of physical damage caused directly by FASD. Needless to say, we have first hand experience in managing special needs children like ours. We have also come to realise there is very limited help for parents and carers of children like ours. However that's where we can make a difference, WE ARE NOT ALONE. In order for FASD to be addressed at an individual level, we need to be in contact with each other. We need to raise the level of knowledge to help each child to achieve there full potential and WE CAN DO IT TOGETHER.