Alcohol in pregnancy can cause a lifetime of problems for you and your child. No matter how small the amount of alcohol consumed, there is a great risk of harming your unborn baby. Stay aware. Stay away from alcohol.

Women who are pregnant, or who are considering pregnancy, should be advised not to consume any alcohol.” BMA Report, 2007.

Foetal Alcohol Syndrome is the biggest cause of non-genetic mental handicap in the western world and the only one that is 100% preventable. Click HERE to access much more information.

We invite you to participate in a survey to give FASawareUK information to use as evidence regarding the lack of help and support offered to families/carers.

The outcome from this survey will give FASawareUK information to enable us to share with professional organisations. The aim is to help make changes for your child, during their education and their life journey together with its impact on the family and your quality of life. Click HERE to take the survey.

FASawareUK believes that all people should have access to information, advice and guidance to make informed choices about the effects of alcohol during pregnancy and the detrimental impact on the adults and children throughout their lives.

Through awareness raising, training, campaigning and facilitating support networks, FasawareUK will seek to address these issued in a supportive and practical way.

This web site provides information about Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) it is not, intended to be taken as medical advice. If you are seeking personal advice regarding alcohol use, diagnosis of foetal alcohol disorders, or treatment of a alcohol related condition, please seek the professional advice of a Doctor or seek a referral to a professional who is is educated and understands the nature of FASD.

FASawareUK is NOT liable for any loss or risk incurred as a result of information shared on this web site.

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The European Birth Mum Support Network is a network of women who drank alcohol during pregnancy and may have a child or children with Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD). The network is a place where mothers can share their experience and support each other. Our goal is to educate, increase understanding , and support for birth mothers in Europe.  Contact Pip Williams This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it (+44) (0) 207 692 1695