MOFAS is making preparations for a new community grants cycle. The first round of community grants will focus on screening for alcohol use in the prenatal care setting.

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Come chat  on Saturday nights from 9-10 p.m. with moderator Jeff Beyer. Jeff is a father of six who juggles his career as a Physical therapist, his love of sports, and his six children, two of which are affected with FASD's.

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FASD is common, costly and preventable. But many people are unaware of this information. MOFAS offers comprehensive, customized training as well as conference/event speaking and presentations on FASD. This is one of the ways that work to make sure that everyone knows that FASD is common, costly and preventable.

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MOFAS, in partnership with their grantee, Northland FASD Connection, are proud to announce a new,  undergraduate and graduate level certificate program available through the University of Minnesota- Duluth, that is designed for Special Education teachers, prospective teachers, and other related professionals who work with children and youth with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders.

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 This is an eight week series for older teens and adults living with FASD. We will explore the challenges with FASD and discuss what strategies and resources are available. Caregivers are also welcome to attend this series.

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