Greater Manchester FASD Network Roadshow  in Bolton

Greater Manchester FASD Network Roadshow in Bolton

Join us at the FASD Roadshow in Bolton to learn more about FASD, connect with others and gain support to drive forward services in your area

By Greater Manchester FASD Network

Date and time

Wednesday, June 26 · 9am - 1:30pm GMT+1

Location

The Bridge Church Bolton

109 Bradford Street Haulgh BL2 1JX United Kingdom

Agenda

9:00 AM - 10:15 AM

Group consultation for parents & carers of children & young people with FASD

10:15 AM - 11:15 AM

Coffee morning for parents and carers of children & young people with FASD

11:30 AM - 1:30 PM

Greater Manchester FASD Network Roadshow - Bolton

About this event

  • 4 hours 30 minutes

Welcome to the Greater Manchester FASD Network Roadshow in Bolton! Join us for an informative and engaging event where you can gain an insight into FASD, connect with others and gain support to drive forward services in your area.


There is an opportunity for parents & carers of children and young people with FASD to attend a group FASD advocacy consultation - using the FASD UK Alliance management plan, the National FASD Passport and National FASD Allies booklet which all support you to advocate for your child. There will be a coffee morning afterwards.


For more information and to sign up for updates from the Greater Manchester FASD Network, please visit our website: www.GMFASDnetwork.info

Frequently asked questions

Is this FASD training?

No, the roadshow is not a substitute for FASD training. It is a brief introduction to FASD for those wanting to know more or understand how FASD may be relevant to their role. The Greater Manchester FASD Network's mission is to connect people across GM who have a role in supporting those with FASD.

What is FASD?

FASD results when prenatal alcohol exposure affects the developing brain and body. FASD is a spectrum. Each person with FASD is affected differently. While more than 400 conditions can co-occur, FASD is at its core a lifelong neurodevelopmental condition. More people have FASD than autism.

Who is the Roadshow for?

Professionals wanting to learn more about FASD or preventing FASD and work within services in Bolton. Parents and carers are also encouraged to attend.

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