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A Conversation with Melissa Jacobus on FASD Hope Podcast

 Don't miss this great interview with Melissa Jacobus as she shares what led her to write her book The Accomplice, as well as her family's journey, advocacy efforts, and her involvement in the FASD justice conferences.”

Read more, HERE!

 

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#NCFASDInformed  #FASDRespectAct

 

 

 

Senator Susan Collins Wants Congress to Pass FASD Bill

For Information Purposes!!

“Maine’s Republican senator has co-sponsored a proposal designed to help prevent FASD. 

Sen. Susan Collins said the proposal would use early intervention to address the problem of prenatal substance exposure.”

 
 Read the full article, HERE!
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#NCFASDInformed  #FASDRespectAct

 

 

 

FASD Hope Podcast Features Dr. Jerrod Brown

 

Once again, FASD Hope brings us great information via their podcast

Check out the interview with Dr. Jerrod Brown as they discusses the implications of the stressors of the COVID 19 Pandemic on individuals with FASD

and their families.”

Listen to the podcast, HERE!


#FASD Month  #PROOFALLIANCENC   # PROOFALLIANCE   #ALCOHOLANDPREGNANCY  #PREVENTFASD  #FASDMATTERS  #NOFAS  #FASDHope

#NCFASDInformed  #FASDRespectAct

 

 

 

Experts Fear Pandemic Drinking Habits Could Lead to a Rise in FASD

 This story out of Canada is reflective of our concerns in North Carolina and the United States. 

“The COVID-19 pandemic has led to increased alcohol use, skyrocketing stress levels and limited mental health and addiction services. Experts suspect that combination could lead to more cases of FASD.”

Story available, HERE!

 

#FASDMonth  #PROOFALLIANCENC   # PROOFALLIANCE   #ALCOHOLANDPREGNANCY  #PREVENTFASD  #FASDMATTERS  #NOFAS  #FASDHope

#NCFASDInformed  #FASDRespectAct

 

 

 

Fundraising Opportunity for NC FASD Informed, September 24th - October 3, 2021

NC FASD Informed is excited to announce the first "formal" fundraiser for NCFASD Informed:  Pampered Chef.  I

In addition to thinking about what you would love to have from PC, think ahead to the holidays and birthdays this fall.  PC will donate a percentage of the order total to the organization with all proceeds assisting in funding FASD training to groups such as Local Interagency Coordinating Councils, Guardian ad Litem volunteers, and other organizations that have no training funds.

Please let kathy [DOT] hotelling [AT] ncfasdinformed [DOT] org know if you'd like to be invited to the "Brunch and Entertaining" Facebook fundraiser party to learn recipes & cooking tips, see products, watch videos, and have fun.  

If you'd prefer to simply place an order, you can use this order link: https://www.pamperedchef.com/party/ncfasd?redirect=shop-landing-page. The full catalog is available online:  https://www.pamperedchef.com/interactive-catalog-page

 

#FASDMonth  #PROOFALLIANCENC   # PROOFALLIANCE   #ALCOHOLANDPREGNANCY  #PREVENTFASD  #FASDMATTERS  #NOFAS  #FASDHope

#NCFASDInformed  #FASDRespectAct

 

 

 

NOFAS Hosts Twitter Chat for FASD Month! (2)

 Join NOFAS for a special Twitter Chat on Tuesday, September 21 at 2:00pm ET for FASD Awareness Month. 

Please use #FASDMonth. 

Partners for the Chat include ACOG (The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists), CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), and NIAAA (National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism).



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#NCFASDInformed  #FASDRespectAct

 

 

 

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