FASD Lifespan
The FASD Lifespan program provides two streams of services. The first is for individuals who have or may have Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). The second stream is for caregivers and families who are impacted by a loved one who has or may have Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). This program is offered in Lethbridge.
Support for individuals with FASD
Ages 16+
The program is open to people aged 16 and older, who are not eligible for Disability Services.
No Fees
The program is funded by the South Alberta FASD Network. There are no costs for participants.
Designed to Assist
The program is meant to assist individuals with daily life and help them build connections.
Open Referral
Referrals to the program can be made by anyone, including self-referral.
Lifespan Support Workers provide hands-on support for people with, or suspected of having, FASD. Participants can access these services for as long as they need.
What to Expect
People accessing FASD Lifespan can expect mentorship and life skills development, as well as assistance with legal matters, employment, financial planning, health, maintaining housing, and more.
How to Access the Program
Referrals are accepted from any community member, including self-referral. To access services, participants must be individuals who are diagnosed with or suspected of having FASD who are not eligible for Disability Services, or caregivers for those diagnosed with or suspected of having FASD.
There is lifelong support available for participants of this program.
McMan's core values of commitment, trust, respect, empathy, and genuineness are ingrained in each portion of service delivery.
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