Empowering Families & Communities Across Central Alberta
We're here to guide you through FASD assessment, outreach, and prevention — every step of the way.
Welcome to Central Alberta FASD Network
The Central Alberta FASD Network provides free, community-based support for individuals affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and their caregivers. Serving Red Deer and surrounding areas, we offer education, outreach, assessment, and advocacy to empower individuals across all stages of life.
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Our Programs & Services
We offer a comprehensive range of programs to support individuals and families impacted by FASD.

Assessment & Diagnosis
Assessment and diagnosis is for individuals age 7 years and older who are experiencing difficulties that are suspected to be a result of prenatal exposure to alcohol.
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Community Outreach & Support
For children, youth, adults, families, and caregivers impacted by FASD who require varying levels of support.
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Education & Prevention
We offer education and awareness opportunities as well as resources to individuals and groups in a variety of delivery methods both in person and online.
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Support Groups
Building opportunities for individuals within our FASD community to enhance social and life skills and strategies that encourage interdependence.
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Parent & Child Assistance Program
A three-year voluntary program that supports individuals with reducing and or stopping alcohol and drug use during and after pregnancy.
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Restorative Justice Program
A voluntary program for those impacted by FASD who are needing support and advocacy with RCMP, legal and other professionals within the Criminal Justice System.
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Central Alberta FASD Network Achieves Imagine Canada Accreditation
We are proud to announce that as of December 18, 2024, the Central Alberta FASD Network has been accredited under Imagine Canada's national Standards Program. This recognition highlights our dedication to the highest levels of accountability, transparency, and governance in the nonprofit sector — ensuring that every contribution we receive is used effectively to support those impacted by FASD.
Client Testimonials
Hear from the people we serve
I had no idea how to navigate the complexities of FASD. The team at the Central Alberta FASD Network guided me every step of the way, giving me the knowledge and confidence I needed to support my child. We're so grateful for their compassion and expertise!
I felt overwhelmed before reaching out, but their assessment process helped me finally understand my challenges. The staff were patient, thorough, and made me feel supported every step of the way. It's made a world of difference in my daily life!
The resources and training provided by the Central Alberta FASD Network have transformed how I support students in my classroom. Their expertise and dedication to education is truly outstanding.
Our Funding & Grant Partners
We believe every client is a valuable long-term partner.








FASD Blog Resources
Insights, updates, and learning from our team and partners.

Understanding Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD): What Educators need to know
If you work in an educational setting, from early years to secondary school, you will meet children and young people affected by Fetal...
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Wellbriety All Addictions Recovery Gathering: September 22-25, 2022
A gathering for individuals, families, and communities in recovery from addiction — sharing healing, tradition, and support.
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Cohort profile: early school years follow-up of the Asking Questions about Alcohol in Pregnancy
New research findings from the early school years follow-up of the Asking Questions about Alcohol in Pregnancy longitudinal study.
Read MoreOur Service Area
We provide services across the Central Alberta area including:
- Red Deer and surrounding area
- Blackfalds
- Stettler
- Lacombe
- Rocky Mountain House area including Sunchild First Nations, O'Chiese First Nations, Big Horn First Nations
- Sundre and Surrounding Area
- Drumheller, Hanna, and Three Hills surrounding area

Get Involved
There are many ways to support our mission and make a difference.
Board Members
We are actively seeking passionate, diverse and experienced board members to help guide the organization as it continues to grow.
About the BoardCareers
Join our team to play a role in creating a future where all individuals and communities impacted by FASD are supported to reach their fullest potential.
View OpeningsVolunteers
We are actively working on building opportunities for volunteers. Please call 403-342-7499 or email office@fasdca.ca for more information.
Current OpportunitiesAlternative Resources for Support
We have many supporting partners that offer free resources on their websites, please see below for more free resources.

CanFASD
Canada FASD Research Network — national research and knowledge translation on FASD.
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ThinkFASD
Canadian resources, training, and information hub for FASD awareness and support.
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KnowFASD
An interactive tool describing how FASD affects individuals across the lifespan.
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Let's Get Real About Sex and Drinking
Alberta-based prevention resource for conversations about alcohol, sex, and pregnancy.
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