We have launched the all-new Me and My FASD Club Series 1.
Families across the whole of the UK can subscribe here to the Me and My FASD Club Series 1 and receive a total of 5 magazines from Series 1 and other resources between now and March 2024. (You will receive the back issues in the series when you subscribe so you have the full series.)
Join us! You are not alone!
People with FASD can and do achieve.
The Me and My FASD Club helps people with FASD to show their strengths and share strategies that help.
You can order single copies of Series 1 and 2 from our merch shop here:
Ask your parents to check out this page:
Ask a trusted adult to help you send us some information about what makes you awesome and maybe you can be in the magazine too!
You may have been part of our earlier Living FASD magazines – we are so proud of each and every person with FASD who has contributed. Together we are providing hope for everyone with FASD.
This issue from our pre-series is full of activity sheets that were tested out by other kids with FASD. Show your trusted adults, you can do these together.
Check out the magazines and resources below if you haven’t seen them yet.
This issue has lots of fun activities and articles about other young people with FASD.
Our stay at home guide has lots of fun ideas and things to do at home. This was sent out to the 300 kids who were part of the Club in 2021 but the activities are still fun today!
Ask your parents or carers to have a look at the Me and My FASD items on our Merch Page.
We are sorry but for now we can only post these items to the UK.

Funds for the Me and My FASD Club were initially provided through the support of Pears Foundation (via Contact),
including as part of Government's £750 million charities package.
A thanks also to the DHSC - a couple of the items that are part of our resources were created as part of a partnership between Seashell and National FASD, funded by the DHSC.
A special thanks to the Greater Manchester Integrated Care Board for supporting Living FASD Series 2 and 3 by enabling us to provide copies of Living FASD across Greater Manchester for free via the Greater Manchester FASD Network, which is managed under contract by National FASD.