Climb aboard the Brain Domain Train as we take a closer look at Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), explore how it affects individuals and families, and discover how a little understanding can make a big difference.

This engaging and informative day brings together lived experiences, practical strategies, and professional insights to help us better understand FASD and support those navigating life with it.

Real Stories, Real Experiences

Hear directly from a panel of young adults with FASD as they share their personal journeys, challenges, successes, and perspectives. Their voices offer valuable insight into what living with FASD really looks like.

Taking Care of You

Discover the importance of self-care and positive affirmations. Explore simple, meaningful ways to navigate challenging moments, build resilience, and support emotional well-being.

Questions, Conversations & Connections

Have questions? This is your chance to ask! Connect with knowledgeable professionals during an interactive Q&A session designed to encourage open conversations, share practical strategies, and deepen understanding.

Saturday, November 21, 2026

Time: 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

Location: Community Links Building
125 Main Street, Room 201
Airdrie, Alberta

Lunch will be available for $10 per person. Please let us know about any dietary restrictions when registering so we can plan accordingly.

We want everyone to feel welcome! Bursary assistance is available for those who may find the cost of lunch a barrier.

Prefer to pack your own lunch or explore one of Airdrie's local dining spots? You're more than welcome to do that, too!

 Questions or Need More Information? Contact Anne at airdriedisabilityrc@gmail.com 

Whether you're an individual with FASD, a caregiver, family member, professional, or someone interested in learning more, we'd love to have you join us.

Come with your questions, leave with new perspectives, practical tools, and meaningful connections.

Because understanding is the first stop on the journey to better support.