for everyone living with Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
for everyone living in Ireland with Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
for everyone living in Ireland with Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
As we celebrate the New Year, we thought it would be good to look back on 2024.
As we celebrate the New Year, we thought it would be good to look back on 2024, particularly our engagement with Deputies, Senators and Ministers. We have produced this short video review of our lobbying during the year.
We look forward to meeting with new Deputies, Senators and Ministers when the new Government is announced in early 2025.
Our sincere thanks to everyone who took the time to meet with us throughout the year, and supporting us in our work to champion people living with FASD.
FASD Ireland, the national organisation based in Ennis, County Clare, supporting people and their families living with Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, have launched their 2024 Christmas and New Year campaign.
World FASD Awareness Day 2024 coverage - Leinster House lights up red to support people living with FASD
Morning Focus with Alan Morrissey - Alan interviewed our CEO Tristan on World FASD Awareness Day 2024
We hope to resume our services as soon as the allocated funding is released.
FASD Ireland reacts to the thematic report of the Inspectorate of the Department of Education on early intervention classes for children with autism
FASD Ireland are delighted to announce the appointment of Mike Taylor as the Director of Policy & Public Affairs.
Ennis-based FASD Ireland, the country’s first national hub to support individuals, families and carers living with Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), is to be awarded €220,000 in funding.
With more than 800 enquiries in its first 12 months, FASD Hub Ireland® celebrated its first birthday on 27th March, and this coincided with registered trademarks being granted for the service in Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Minister for Disability, Anne Rabbitte TD, confirms departments commitment to financially support FASD Ireland
‘No one believed us: no one came to help’: caregivers' experiences of violence and abuse involving children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
