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| | The next two training workshops for Parents and Carers take place on:
21st May 2013, in Redhill, Surrey (poster giving details now available - follow link below)
5th June 2013, in Derby.
Book now to reserve your places at these events. We look forward to meeting you!
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| | After our successful Local Study Day for Medical & Healthcare Professionals on May 9th, we are pleased to announce that, due to their growing popularity, several further Local Study Days are now arranged. The first of these will take place at the Eastpoint Centre in Southampton on Thursday, 27th June 2013. Later in the year, there will be Local Study days in the South East on 18th October, and in the West Midlands on 22nd November.
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| | Are you a teacher, and do you have a child with FASD in your class? Are you a headteacher, with FASD-affected children in your school? Then here is some very important news for you. We have launched our Education Professionals Forum, to serve as a focus of advice, discussion and information exchange, specifically for teachers and other professionals working in the education sector.
And the date of the first meeting that will formally launch the Forum is now set! It will take place on Friday, 12th July 2013, at the Deafblind UK Conference Centre, Peterborough. To find out more, click here for the launch poster, and there is more information about the aims and progress of the Forum via the link below.
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| | Our next scheduled Support Group event takes place in a Fire Station! Carlisle East Fire Station, to be precise. Our Cumbria Support Group is meeting there on Saturday, 1st June. [Please note that this is a date change from 25th May.]
For information about forthcoming activities of all our Support Groups in 2013, please follow the link below. Be sure to
check back regularly as the schedule is frequently updated throughout
the year. Remember that everyone, especially children (whether or not affected by FASD) is welcome to take part in our Support Group events.
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| | An interview with Julia and Simon Brown, founders of the FASD Trust, is published in the latest edition of the Oxfordshire Limited Edition magazine that appears in conjunction with the Oxford Times, the leading local weekly newspaper in the Oxfordshire region.
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