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Group Care for Children Affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
Group care treatment provided in a community home to help children affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) to increase their capacity to effectively manage social relationships, life skills, school participation, and community integration. Support services for the families of the children/youth are also provided, with the goals of family re-integration whenever possible.
Am I eligible?
Children with Child Welfare Status from Region 6 are eligible.
Where is this service provided?
Edmonton
How much will it cost me?
No charge. The program is funded through a contract with Region 6 Children and Family Services Authority (CFSA)
How do I access this program?
Referals are made by the regional Child and Family Services Authority (CFSA).
Who do I contact for more information?
Placement Coordinator (780) 471-1122
Program Outcomes
- Children will learn appropriate skills to manage their disability.
- Parents will have a greater understanding of FASD and how it affects their child.
- Families will learn appropriate techniques to reduce their stressors and to manage their child with disabilities.
Client Testimonials
From children:
“I like the time here. I have learned other ways to express my feelings and today was good.”
“I am glad I fund a foster home and I’ll be sad and miss everybody.”
“I learned lots when I was here. I will miss you guys a lot.”
From parents:
“We feel there was a definite positive influence on our son by the staff. I have a good feeling and respect for the people helping him.”
“The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and very committed. Because of the home we now have resources we were not aware of. Thank you one and all.”
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