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ZERO TO THREE at www.zerotothree.org
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  I have found that this website is not based in Quebec it is based out of Washington, DC
  
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Hiliary Leon on 10 May 12

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD)Summary: Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) is an umbrella term that describes a wide range of effects that can occur in a child whose mother drank alcohol during pregnancy. Prenatal alcohol exposure can cause significant brain damage. The effects of FASD typically include physical, mental, and learning disabilities as well as behavioral deficits and problems with socialization.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD)Summary: Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) is an umbrella term that describes a wide range of effects that can occur in a child whose mother drank alcohol during pregnancy. Prenatal alcohol exposure can cause significant brain damage. The effects of FASD typically include physical, mental, and learning disabilities as well as behavioral deficits and problems with socialization.</div>

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Preparing and Involving Caregivers for Children with FASD – The development, implementation and review of care plans for children with FASD are done in close collaboration with the child’s caregivers from the beginning of the planning process. Activities such as specialized training, arranging support and respite, and involving them with external collaterals, are recorded on the child’s file on a monthly basis at minimum.
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Identification and Diagnosis of FASD – A child suspected of having FASD is referred for a medical examination and diagnosis, before the age of six or as early as possible thereafter. The referring worker: acquires the mother’s confirmation, and if possible, written acknowledgement of her alcohol use prenatally, obtains written evidence of child’s learning and behavioral difficulty, and obtains the consent of the child’s legal guardian if the agency does not have guardianship. Referral can be made through the Manitoba FASD Centre and the Manitoba FASD Network. Both programs undertake screening, diagnosis, and follow up with those suspected of having FASD.
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child assessment standards in Section 1.1.2, Assessment
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  When Child Assessment Required - The worker does an individual child assessment:within 30 days of the placement of a child prior to returning a child to the family within one month of a family assessment that suggests a child: has needs that cannot be managed by the family is likely to be in care for more than six months and in need of permanency planning
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">When Child Assessment Required - The worker does an individual child assessment:within 30 days of the placement of a child prior to returning a child to the family within one month of a family assessment that suggests a child: has needs that cannot be managed by the family is likely to be in care for more than six months and in need of permanency planning</div>
  
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care plan standards in Section 1.1.3, Planning
- Hiliary Leon on 07 May 12
  
  Care PlanInitiating a Care Plan - When a child comes into care through a VPA, voluntary surrender of guardianship agreement (VSG), or apprehension under section 21 of The Child and Family Services Act, the case manager submits to the agency's mandating child and family services authority and the Child Protection Branch:a copy of the agreement and supporting documentation that may be required by the authority or the branchinformation and documents relating to the apprehension that an authority or the branch requiresNotifying Appropriate Authorities and the Central Adoption Registrar - The case manager notifies the agency's mandating child and family services authority and the central adoption registrar at the Child Protection Branch in writing when:there is a voluntary surrender of guardianship or an order of permanent guardianship and the plan for the child is adoption,an adoptive applicant is approved, anda change in circumstances of either a child or an adoptive applicant may require a change in services.Age-of majority Planning - The case manager ensures that a plan for a child aged 16 and older includes preparations for becoming an adult such as:referral to appropriate adult services in keeping with the Manitoba Transition Planning Process Support Guidelines for Students with Special Needs Reaching Age Sixteen,extension of support services and development of other support systems (for example, extended family, others), andassessment and development of skills for independent living.
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Care PlanInitiating a Care Plan - When a child comes into care through a VPA, voluntary surrender of guardianship agreement (VSG), or apprehension under section 21 of The Child and Family Services Act, the case manager submits to the agency's mandating child and family services authority and the Child Protection Branch:a copy of the agreement and supporting documentation that may be required by the authority or the branchinformation and documents relating to the apprehension that an authority or the branch requiresNotifying Appropriate Authorities and the Central Adoption Registrar - The case manager notifies the agency's mandating child and family services authority and the central adoption registrar at the Child Protection Branch in writing when:there is a voluntary surrender of guardianship or an order of permanent guardianship and the plan for the child is adoption,an adoptive applicant is approved, anda change in circumstances of either a child or an adoptive applicant may require a change in services.Age-of majority Planning - The case manager ensures that a plan for a child aged 16 and older includes preparations for becoming an adult such as:referral to appropriate adult services in keeping with the Manitoba Transition Planning Process Support Guidelines for Students with Special Needs Reaching Age Sixteen,extension of support services and development of other support systems (for example, extended family, others), andassessment and development of skills for independent living.</div>
  
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case evaluation standards in Section 1.1.5, Evaluatio
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  Monitoring - contact with the family or child receiving services and others to assess the safety and well-being of children and the progress a child or family has made toward the identified outcomes.
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Monitoring - contact with the family or child receiving services and others to assess the safety and well-being of children and the progress a child or family has made toward the identified outcomes.</div>
  
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Hiliary Leon on 05 May 12

"This manual section contains policies and standards relating to children in care of a child and family services agency who have been diagnosed with or suspected of being affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). FASD is an umbrella term used to describe a spectrum of medical diagnoses caused by prenatal exposure to alcohol. FASD outcomes can include lifelong physical, mental, cognitive, and behavioral disabilities."

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"This manual section contains policies and standards relating to children in care of a child and family services agency who have been diagnosed with or suspected of being affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). FASD is an umbrella term used to describe a spectrum of medical diagnoses caused by prenatal exposure to alcohol. FASD outcomes can include lifelong physical, mental, cognitive, and behavioral disabilities."</div>

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Visions and Voices presenters are role models who are willing to share their stories of hope, struggle, and accomplishment with the public. Through invitations in a variety of settings, we have met with families, foster parents, group homes, students, and professionals.
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Hiliary Leon on 05 May 12

"Programs There are a wide range of programs available that are focused on creating and supporting community partnerships, supporting families and individuals living with FASD, supporting prevention programs, and making resources available to the public. Programs that have either a prevention or intervention focus for children, youth and families living with or at risk of being effected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder."

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"Programs There are a wide range of programs available that are focused on creating and supporting community partnerships, supporting families and individuals living with FASD, supporting prevention programs, and making resources available to the public. Programs that have either a prevention or intervention focus for children, youth and families living with or at risk of being effected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder."</div>

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