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As a network, our mission is to prevent, support, diagnose, and stand by people impacted by FASD and brain domain challenges similar to FASD.

As a network, our mission is to prevent, support, diagnose, and stand by people impacted by FASD and brain domain challenges similar to FASD.

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Neurodiversity United

Posted on March 17, 2026March 17, 2026 by Angela Kemble

FASD and Neurodiversity: Movements Working Together for Empowerment

Angela Kemble

Saskatoon Not a Number Train the Trainer Date Change to April 27, 28 & 29, 2026

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Jasper, Hinton, Edson, Barrhead, Mayerthorpe. Lac St Anne Country, Westlock, Whitecourt, Slave Lake, Swan Hills, Athabasca & County, First Nation's Communities of: Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation, Wabasca / Desmarais, Swan River, Sawridge, Loon River, Peerless & Trout Lakes, Paul Band, Edmonton Justice Facilities

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The Willow Winds Support Network provides: Prevention/Awareness, Training/Education, Assessment/Diagnostics, Support for caregivers and individuals suspected and diagnosed with FASD and brain domain challenges similar to FASD. WRaP 2.0 services for educators. In Reach services for justice facilities and youth organizations.

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Willow Winds Support Network

Email: angelak@wwsn.ca

Address: Box 48001 Village Landing – St.Albert, AB T8N 5V9

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