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Individual members' names are not listed at this time. Volunteers from all over the world have made commitments to take active part in raising awareness abour Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and other alcohol related disabilities.

Participating countries include: Canada, United States, New Zealand, Australia, United Kingdom, Germany, Sweden, and South Africa.
Agencies and Organizations that support International FAS Day include:
In Canada:
    The Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse, Ottawa, ON;
    The Centre for Health Promotion at the University of Toronto;
    Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Advocacy and Training, Guelph, ON;
    Adoption Council of Canada, Ottawa, ON;
    Special Needs Adoption Parents (Canada), Vancouver, BC;
    Adoption Council of Ontario, Toronto, ON;
    Ontario Association of Children's Mental health Centres, Toronto, ON
    Saskatchewan Institute on Prevention of Handicaps, Saskatoon, SK;
    Fetal Alcohol Family Association of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB;
    B. C. Fetal Alcohol Support Network, Vancouver, BC;
    B.C. Association of School Psychologists, Vancouver, BC;
    Association for Community Living, Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB;
    Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission;
    SAFERA, Quebec City, QC;
    Association for Community Living, Sunshine Coast, BC;
    Squamish Nation Social Development Dept.,Squamish, BC;
    Change of Seasons Society, N. Vancouver, BC;
    Brighter Future, Kitkatla, BC;
    Fetal Alcohol Support and Information Centre, Windsor, ON;
    Six Nations Social Services FAS Committee, Ohswekean, ON;
    FAS Family Support Program, Sioux Lookout, ON;
    Kenora FAS Committee, Kenora, ON;
    Kirkland Lake FAS Ctte., Kirkland Lake, ON;
    Native Children and Family Services, Toronto;
    Breaking the Cycle, Toronto;
    Fetal Alcohol Support Network, Toronto;
    Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Society Yukon (Whitehorse);
    Baffin Alcohol Network, Iqaluit, Nunavut
    Employment Access, Red Deer, Alberta;
    Cold Lake Community, Alberta;
    Peace Health Region, Peace River, AB;
    Kahnawake Preconceptual Health Program, Kahnawake, QC.
    Wings of Power, Pine Falls, MB
In the United States:
    National Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Washington, DC;
    National Exchange Clubs (U.S.);
    FAS Community Resource Center, Tucson, AZ;
    The Yellow Umbrella, Florida;
    Campaign for Alcohol-Free Kids,Clearwater beach, FL;
    Family Resource Institute in Everett, WA;
    FAS (Friendship and Support), Lexington, KY;
    Texas Office for Prevention of Developmental Disabilities, Austin, TX;
    Texas FAS Consortium, Austin, TX;
    Student Family Services, Wesley Foundation of Austin, Austin, TX;
    Project A.D.A.P.T, University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio, TX;
    SouthWest Medical Health Center, San Antonio, TX;
    Minnesota Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Minneapolis, MN;
    Minnesota Fetal Alcohol Coordinating Board, Minneapolis, MN;
    New Dawn Board and Lodge, Brainerd, MN;
    Double ARC, Toledo, OH.
    Family Support Group, Cincinnati, OH and Northern Ky
    WALMART at Pawnee and Broadway in Wichita, Kansas
Around the World:
    "Bundesverband behinderter Pflegekinder e. V" in Germany;
    Children's Hope and FAS-Foreningen, Sweden;
    New Zealand's national FAS organization, FANZ;
    Fetal Alcohol Advocacy, Invercargill, NZ;
    Fetal Alcohol Support Group, Adelaide, Australia;
    Virtual Parenting, Coffs Harbour, NSW, Australia;
    Fetal Alcohol Support South Africa, Cape Town, South Africa.
For more information, contact Bonnie Buxton at ogrady@axxent.ca

Last update: September 4, 1999 at 11:00 a.m. EST