FASD Hub Scotland is a tiered support service for all parents and carers of children and young people who have been affected - or may have been - by prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE).  This prenatal exposure to alcohol can lead to a condition called fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD).   

NEW - On 18th November a new FASD e-learning tool was launched by the Scottish Government at the Ministers Q&A webinar as part of Adoption Week Scotland.  View the tool here.

This year’s Adoption Barometer provides a comprehensive stock-take of the adoption landscape across the UK in 2020. 

• Based on a survey of 5,000 adoptive families – the largest ever of its kind – the report analyses adopter’s experiences at all stages of the adoption journey. 
• It assesses government performance in supporting families and makes recommendations for changes in policy and practice.
• This year, the report has a special focus on FASD and highlights the failure in diagnosing and treating children who have been exposed to alcohol in the womb.

You can read our latest e-newsletter here.  If you are not an AUK member and would like to receive future newsletters directing to your mailbox register here.

The service is funded by the Scottish Government and managed by Adoption UK Scotland.

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