FASD Across the Lifespan - Living Well at Every Age

The conference will centre around an important message:

FASD is not something a person grows out of, but with understanding, appropriate accommodations, strong relationships, and the right supports, people with FASD can live meaningful and fulfilling lives.

This conference is about more than identifying gaps. It is about changing the way we understand FASD, strengthening the systems surrounding individuals and families, sharing what works, and building communities where people with FASD are understood, valued, supported, and included throughout their lives.

Lunch and refreshments will also be provided.

Fetal Alcohol Nova Scotia (FANS) is pleased to those within the Indigenous Health in Medicine program, including students, faculty, and staff.