Josh Creates Street Art
I like it when people walk by when I am painting and take pictures… watch this space. The best is yet to come!!” Josh https://youtu.be/QYUrszEoLSU
We Are Awesome!
People with FASD can and do achieve awesome things.
It’s important to celebrate accomplishments big and small.
Some days that might be something huge like winning an award.
Other days it might be eating a new food or managing a visit to the shops.
What makes us awesome is unique to every one of us.
We all have something special to celebrate.
Send us your self-portraits!
We want to feature your self portraits for September FASD Awareness Month 2026. This is for anyone with FASD. We will have a random draw for those in the UK and the winner will get a £50 Amazon.co.uk gift certificate. (If you can’t download the form, that’s ok, just use your own paper but include the info we asked for (first name, age, why you are awesome, what you want people to know about growing up with FASD and your parent/carer email). If drawing or painting is not your thing, that’s ok. You can be creative. Send us a poem or something else that explains who you are.
Georgia Gets Her Driving Licence
Georgia says, “I definitely don’t think FASD should hold you back.” People around her weren’t sure if she could do it. But she wanted to
Andy Goes to Uganda and Finland
Coaching underprivileged children in Uganda Andy went to Uganda with Arsenal Football Club to help coach football. He had an amazing time. He proved that
Rossi Rocks It in the Recording Studio
Bringing voice to the screen Rossi spent a day in a professional recording studio creating more than 80 sound files for the My Brain, Me
Bailie is great at sports
She wins lots of medals and has lots of interests Bailie, one of our Adults and Young Adults with FASD Advisors, was featured in the
Dominic Raises FASD Awareness
Dom is a young leader Dominic is 21. He’s been raising awareness about FASD since he was little. This is a self-portrait he made that
People with FASD are awesome! leaflet
A resourceful leaflet highlighting how awesome people with FASD are!