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Support starts with a conversation. No diagnosis needed. We help individuals and families affected by FASD and other Neurodevelopmental Disorders find support, answers, and connection.
Step 1
Let’s find the right path for you.
You don’t need to have it all figured out.
Start by telling us who you are:
What would help you most right now?
You’re not alone in this.
If you have questions about possible FASD or getting an assessment, ConnectFASD can help you explore your next steps. No diagnosis is required to reach out.
Support that fits your everyday life.
Find guidance and help navigating services for individuals with FASD or possible FASD. Explore support that builds on your strengths and helps you work towards your goals.
Find a starting point that makes sense for you.
Challenges with focus, organization, or daily routines can make everyday life harder to manage. ConnectNDD offers information about executive functioning and neurodevelopmental needs, including ADHD.
Your next step can start here.
ConnectRecovery takes a compassionate, disability-informed approach to substance use and recovery. Explore the program and connect with our team to discuss what support may fit your needs.
Practical support for real life.
Explore community resources across housing, health, employment, parenting, and other areas of everyday life. Choose a category to find services and information related to what you need right now.
A little support can help open doors.
The Empowerment Fund provides bursaries for eligible individuals living with FASD and their caregivers and families in the Calgary area. Learn about help with costs such as classes, respite, and health and wellness expenses, including what’s covered and how to apply.
Build understanding, one step at a time.
ConnectLearning offers education for individuals and families who want to better understand FASD and related support needs. Explore learning opportunities that bring practical knowledge to everyday life.
You don’t need to have all the answers.
Start with a conversation. We can listen, help you explore your options, and guide you towards a next step. No diagnosis is required to reach out.
What would help you most right now?
Find clarity and a next step.
If you have questions about possible FASD or assessment for someone you support, ConnectFASD may be a helpful place to start. Explore information and guidance on assessment pathways and support options.
Support for you matters too.
Supporting someone with FASD or possible FASD can come with questions and changing needs. Our Family & Caregiver Supports team offers guidance, practical strategies, and help navigating services so you don’t have to do this alone.
Support for their next steps.
Our Adult Supports team works alongside adults with FASD or possible FASD to navigate services and work towards personal goals. Explore support across housing, health, relationships, community connection, and everyday life.
Understanding can help you move forward.
If someone you support experiences challenges with focus, organization, or daily routines, ConnectNDD may be a helpful starting point. Explore information about executive functioning and neurodevelopmental needs, including ADHD.
You don’t have to navigate this alone.
If someone you support is navigating substance use or recovery, explore ConnectRecovery’s compassionate, disability-informed approach. Our team can discuss your questions and possible next steps.
Find resources for the people you care about.
Explore community resources for the person you support, your family, and yourself. Browse categories including housing, health, relationships, parenting, and respite to find a useful starting point.
Help with costs that make a difference.
The Empowerment Fund provides bursaries for eligible individuals living with FASD and their caregivers and families in the Calgary area. Explore eligibility and help with costs such as classes, respite, and health and wellness expenses.
Let’s find a starting point together.
You don’t need to know exactly what support you or the person you care about needs. Start with a conversation, and we can help you explore your options.
What are you looking for?
Start with understanding.
Build foundational knowledge of FASD through practical, FASD-informed education. Explore training that helps professionals better understand individuals’ strengths, challenges, and support needs.
Strengthen your practice.
Explore practical, evidence-informed strategies for supporting individuals and families impacted by FASD. Build knowledge you can apply across housing, justice, education, addiction, and community services.
Build confidence in meaningful conversations.
Prevention Conversation training helps health and social service providers approach conversations about alcohol and pregnancy with care. Explore a practical, non-judgmental approach that supports understanding and connection.
Better understanding. More informed support.
Explore information about neurodevelopmental needs, ADHD, and executive functioning. Learn how challenges with attention, planning, memory, and regulation can affect everyday life.
Help your client find their next step.
Browse community services and practical resources across housing, health, employment, parenting, and other areas of everyday life. If you need help navigating options, connect with our team.
Shared language can strengthen support.
The words we use can build understanding and help reduce stigma. Explore language guidance and educational materials to support clear, respectful, and FASD-informed communication.
Let’s find the right fit for your needs.
Whether you’re looking for training, resources, or guidance for a client, you don’t need to know exactly what to ask for. Connect with our team and we can help you explore a useful next step.
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Step 1
Let’s find the right path for you.
You don’t need to have it all figured out.
Start by telling us who you are:
What would help you most right now?
You’re not alone in this.
If you have questions about possible FASD or getting an assessment, ConnectFASD can help you explore your next steps. No diagnosis is required to reach out.
Support that fits your everyday life.
Find guidance and help navigating services for individuals with FASD or possible FASD. Explore support that builds on your strengths and helps you work towards your goals.
Find a starting point that makes sense for you.
Challenges with focus, organization, or daily routines can make everyday life harder to manage. ConnectNDD offers information about executive functioning and neurodevelopmental needs, including ADHD.
Your next step can start here.
ConnectRecovery takes a compassionate, disability-informed approach to substance use and recovery. Explore the program and connect with our team to discuss what support may fit your needs.
Practical support for real life.
Explore community resources across housing, health, employment, parenting, and other areas of everyday life. Choose a category to find services and information related to what you need right now.
A little support can help open doors.
The Empowerment Fund provides bursaries for eligible individuals living with FASD and their caregivers and families in the Calgary area. Learn about help with costs such as classes, respite, and health and wellness expenses, including what’s covered and how to apply.
Build understanding, one step at a time.
ConnectLearning offers education for individuals and families who want to better understand FASD and related support needs. Explore learning opportunities that bring practical knowledge to everyday life.
You don’t need to have all the answers.
Start with a conversation. We can listen, help you explore your options, and guide you towards a next step. No diagnosis is required to reach out.
What would help you most right now?
Find clarity and a next step.
If you have questions about possible FASD or assessment for someone you support, ConnectFASD may be a helpful place to start. Explore information and guidance on assessment pathways and support options.
Support for you matters too.
Supporting someone with FASD or possible FASD can come with questions and changing needs. Our Family & Caregiver Supports team offers guidance, practical strategies, and help navigating services so you don’t have to do this alone.
Support for their next steps.
Our Adult Supports team works alongside adults with FASD or possible FASD to navigate services and work towards personal goals. Explore support across housing, health, relationships, community connection, and everyday life.
Understanding can help you move forward.
If someone you support experiences challenges with focus, organization, or daily routines, ConnectNDD may be a helpful starting point. Explore information about executive functioning and neurodevelopmental needs, including ADHD.
You don’t have to navigate this alone.
If someone you support is navigating substance use or recovery, explore ConnectRecovery’s compassionate, disability-informed approach. Our team can discuss your questions and possible next steps.
Find resources for the people you care about.
Explore community resources for the person you support, your family, and yourself. Browse categories including housing, health, relationships, parenting, and respite to find a useful starting point.
Help with costs that make a difference.
The Empowerment Fund provides bursaries for eligible individuals living with FASD and their caregivers and families in the Calgary area. Explore eligibility and help with costs such as classes, respite, and health and wellness expenses.
Let’s find a starting point together.
You don’t need to know exactly what support you or the person you care about needs. Start with a conversation, and we can help you explore your options.
What are you looking for?
Start with understanding.
Build foundational knowledge of FASD through practical, FASD-informed education. Explore training that helps professionals better understand individuals’ strengths, challenges, and support needs.
Strengthen your practice.
Explore practical, evidence-informed strategies for supporting individuals and families impacted by FASD. Build knowledge you can apply across housing, justice, education, addiction, and community services.
Build confidence in meaningful conversations.
Prevention Conversation training helps health and social service providers approach conversations about alcohol and pregnancy with care. Explore a practical, non-judgmental approach that supports understanding and connection.
Better understanding. More informed support.
Explore information about neurodevelopmental needs, ADHD, and executive functioning. Learn how challenges with attention, planning, memory, and regulation can affect everyday life.
Help your client find their next step.
Browse community services and practical resources across housing, health, employment, parenting, and other areas of everyday life. If you need help navigating options, connect with our team.
Shared language can strengthen support.
The words we use can build understanding and help reduce stigma. Explore language guidance and educational materials to support clear, respectful, and FASD-informed communication.
Let’s find the right fit for your needs.
Whether you’re looking for training, resources, or guidance for a client, you don’t need to know exactly what to ask for. Connect with our team and we can help you explore a useful next step.
