Rural FASD
Support Network

We are a community-based non-profit supporting individuals, families, and caregivers affected by FASD.

Who We Are

The Rural FASD Support Network is a volunteer-founded, community-based non-profit.
We support people living with, or suspected of having, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and their caregivers.

We serve rural communities across Eastern Ontario, including Lanark County and Leeds & Grenville, but offer support across Ontario.

Who We Support

Individuals Living With FASD

Support for children, youth, and adults at any stage of life.

Caregivers and Families

Guidance, peer support, and respite options.

Educators and Service Providers

Training and tools for FASD-informed practice.

How To Get Support

To get support, start by contacting us by email or phone. We will listen, ask a few questions, and help you find the right next step. You do not need a formal diagnosis. Supports are offered in person and online across Ontario.

Learn More About Lived Experience With FASD

My Journey Through Trauma, PTSD While Living With FASD

Seattle Washington 9th International FASD Conference
- Shelby, Survior

I had been looking forward to attend the 9th International FASD conference in Seattle, Washington for quite a  while, each day building in anticipation. This  because I wanted to be [...]

Reflections on my trip to Seattle, Washington, USA {9th International Fetal Achol Spectrum Disorder Conference}
- Shelby, Survior

I recently got to experience what it is like to attend the 9th International Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Conference in Seattle, Washington, USA. A lot of people are fixated [...]

Music as a tool to my response from trauma and FASD
- Shelby, Survior

Music as a tool to my response from trauma and FASD seems an odd title as I have written how music helps me so much to regulate and frees my [...]

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