One of the main things that carers and parents report is their feeling of isolation. Many kids with FASD have been told they are the only child in their school with FASD. So, The FASD Trust is trying to raise awareness of FASD amongst the community at large to break down those barriers. Julia Brown will be on BBC Radio Oxford next week talking about FASD and 9th September. Via the internet you will be able to listen to it live - or later in the day.
Raising Awareness of FASD - BBC Radio Oxford - FASD Support
Raising Awareness of FASD - BBC Radio Oxford
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