• Care organisations, caregivers and parents: Would you like our caregiver training 'Life with FASD: Understand and Connect with Aroha' to happen in your area? Click here for more information about this course.
Feel free to get in touch with us if you think your local parents and caregivers would benefit from this and we will do our best to make it happen. We can present this training online or potentially in person.
• Professionals: we can offer an FASD training course tailored to your specific sector, whether education, mental health, social work or others. Please email us with your details.
• For previous webinar recordings on many FASD-related topics for caregivers, parents and all cross-sector professionals (filter by topic), please go to our training platform.
Tuesday 13 October, 03:30pm
Online
How can we better support ākonga with FASD (or other neurodivergence) before difficulties es...
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Wednesday 14 October, 09:30am
Online
VisAble is hosting Aotearoa New Zealand's first Child-to-Parent Violence and Abuse (CPVA) Co...
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Thursday 15 October, 07:30pm
Online
Moving from being a teen to an adult is rarely easy, but for a rangatahi with FASD – and for...
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Friday 16 October, 09:30am
106 Emmett Street, Christchurch
Our Life with FASD (LWF) training is a free, two-day wananga / training course for parents, ...
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Friday 16 October, 06:00pm
301 Cashel Street, Christchurch
Come and join us for our next Pizza Club get-together in Ōtautahi – nau mai, haere mai! Meet...
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Tuesday 20 October, 07:30pm
Online
Being part of a support group is proven to be very empowering for stressed caregivers – posi...
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Tuesday 03 November, 03:30pm
Online
For students with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), school environments can present co...
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Wednesday 04 November, 07:00pm
Online
Please join us for our AGM on Wednesday November 4 at 7pm-7.30pm – followed by 'What in the ...
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Friday 20 November, 03:00pm
58 Weggery Drive, Waikanae Beach
Background FASD-CAN supports a group of rangatahi (16+) and adults living with FASD via our ...
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