The FASD Handbook

This resource is ideal for:
Community Service Workers
ATOD Specialists
Allied Health Workers
General Practitioners
School Health Nurses

About this resource

Updated in 2023, the Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) handbook is designed to support allied health workers to support pregnant people to prevent prenatal exposure to alcohol.

This handbook was developed in collaboration with NoFASD Australia.

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