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Independent living for people with FAS - a fact sheet from the Department of Health and Human Services

Eight Magic Keys - finally, some useful advice! Be concrete, specific, and read the other six points! We have seen this two-page brochure in several places, including the Minnesota Organization for Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and the FAS Center.

The Legal System and FAS: Children with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome are at high risk for having legal problems. This fact sheet from the Department of Health and Human Services explains your rights, avoiding having juveniles tried as adults and other important issues.

Guidelines for FAS Referral and Diagnosis: is a moderately technical report from the Center for Disease Control and others. For professionals or students trying to learn more about Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, this would be a good resource.