September 9th is International FASD Day
In your hallway, classroom, or school there may be students with FASD. You may not know it, as FASD is largely a hidden disability. POPFASD encourages you to wear red shoes on September 9th to raise awareness of FASD.
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is a disability that affects the brain and body of indivicudals who were prenatally exposed to alcohol. It is a lifelong disability. Each person is unique and has strengths and challenges. Providing appropriate, respectful supports will help individuals reach their full potential.
Begin a 2x10 campaign to build relationships - spend two minutes each day for the next ten days talking to an at-risk student!
Share this information with others.
Visit our website and learn more about FASD and what you can do!
Contact your District Partner.