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Mothers Speak Out

Three Hawai`i adoptive mothers of children with FASD shared their personal stories to bring awareness to Hawaii about issues related to FASD in Hawai`i.

Project Focuses on Fetal Alcohol Disorder

Read about the St. Louis University’s project to develop evidence-based treatment targeting older youth and young adults affected by FASD and a similar project at the University of California, Los Angeles.

History of Helping Parents

Since 1971, ITAO has made a difference in the lives of thousands of children in Hawaii by offering resources and information to those in the community concerned with protecting the interests of children and youth in out-of-home care, while providing responsible advocacy.
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Posts Tagged ‘fetal alcohol syndrome’

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