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Nikki’s story

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The experience of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is unique for each person. People with FASD have a range of strengths, talents, and interests, and may need physical, cognitive or behavioural support. 

Listen to Nikki’s insights on supporting a young person who lives with FASD. 

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