FASD Mentorship, Advocacy, Partnership, Support (MAPS) Program

Supporting youth affected by FASD

About FASD MAPS

FASD MAPS serves youth aged 13-21 who have been diagnosed with, or are suspected of, being on the Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) through case management, in home, and group mentoring support.

This program helps youth and their families to:

  • Better understand the FASD diagnosis
  • Identify and build on the youth’s strengths and skills
  • Develop new skills and strategies
  • Work towards the youth’s goals such as employment, independent living, and education
  • Increase access to community resources and recreation opportunities
  • Increase social connection and build a stronger support network

A professional referral is not required for this program. Referrals for the FASD MAPS program may come from an individual, parent, community member, or professional.

FASD MAPS is a partnership program with McMan Calgary, Renfrew Educational Services, Hull Services, and Woods Homes. The partnership offers a continuum of services for families with children and youth affected by FASD.

The FASD MAPS program is funded by CFAN.

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