FASD United joins leading autism and maternal health organizations in raising concerns about new Federal health agency guidance on autism and prenatal substance exposure.

➡️ bit.ly/AutismandSubstanceExposure 

#FASDUnited

It is National Family Caregivers Month. We want to honor & support those who fill this vital role.

Being a caregiver can bring joy & purpose, but can also lead to stress, exhaustion, & mental health struggles.

Resources for caregivers can be found here: mhanational.org/caregiving/

November is National Family Caregiver Appreciation Month.

#MEAction is bringing you two powerful webinars with Kim Moy and Denise Lopez-Majano to honor and support caregivers in our community. Caregiver Wisdom and #MEAction will be sharing more resources throughout the month as well!

#caregiver

“While celebrating Native American Heritage Month, we are reminded of the unique challenges faced by Native American children in the foster care system and the importance of preserving their family connections and cultural heritage.”

nationalcasagal.org/observing-na... #nationaladoptionmonth

U really shouldn't use it (yes even if ur the President)

ID: Bold text on a dark blue background that says "The R-Word Is A Slur". Slur is written in a fancy cursive typeface

Our Language and Stigma Guide is available!
It’s designed to help you speak with #empathy #respect and understanding about #FASD and prenatal substance exposure #PAE 🌱
Let’s shift the narrative, together.
bit.ly/LanguageAndStigmaGuide
#EndStigma #LanguageMatters #Inclusion #FASDUnited

💙 November is National Adoption Month! Discover how sign language can support adopted children in expressing emotions, building trust, and easing transitions. 🌈

Learn more here 👉 babysigns.com/sign-languag...

#BabySignsBlog #babysigns #babysignlanguage #signlanguage #ASL #NationalAdoptionMonth

Love. Service. Resilience. Survival.

To every caregiver—thank you for your compassion, sacrifice, and dedication. We all deserve a future where we can support our loved ones how we want, with a care infrastructure that works for everyone.

What does caregiving mean to you? What word would you add?

Caregiving takes many forms—driving a loved one to appointments, checking in on a parent, preparing meals, managing medications, or helping a child learn. If you recognize yourself in any of these roles, you’re one of the 105.6 million caregivers making a difference every day.