Nevada Families for FASD Awareness

10/01/2026

09/30/2026

As we come to a close on FASD Awareness Month, remember that collaboration & connection are key. Together, we can continue building a more informed, inclusive & supportive world for people with FASD.

Keep the conversation going: bit.ly/FASDAM2026

Image Description: Red FASD Awareness Month graphic featuring a large light red ampersand beside the words “FASD Collaboration.” A row of connected paper people with colorful hearts stretches across the image. Text at the bottom reads, “Together, we can create an FASD-informed world.” The FASD Awareness Month logo and bit.ly/FASDAM2026 appear on the right.

09/27/2026

🚨 BREAKING: REDFOOT HAS INFILTRATED IMPACT WEEK! 👣❤️
After being spotted at Harry Reid International Airport, Redfoot's whereabouts remained a mystery.
Until now.
Upon arriving at FASD United's Impact Week registration in Washington, D.C., we discovered that Redfoot had apparently beaten us here!
He's already making himself comfortable among the welcome bags.
His mission remains unchanged:
FASD services shouldn't be harder to find than Bigfoot.
Next stop: Capitol Hill!
Follow his adventures: https://www.nevadafasd.org/theredfootproject

09/26/2026

🚨 BREAKING: REDFOOT ATTEMPTS TO LEAVE NEVADA! 👣
Sources report that the elusive creature was last spotted at Harry Reid International Airport. Authorities believe he may be headed to Washington, D.C., carrying reports of missing FASD services.
His travel arrangements remain classified, although investigators suspect he may be hiding in someone's luggage.
Washington, you've been warned. 😂❤️

09/26/2026

👣 REDFOOT SIGHTING: ALASKA! ❤️❄️

Apparently Nevada wasn't quite enough territory for Redfoot. 😂

Those red shoes have made it all the way to Soldotna, Alaska, where Redfoot stopped by Frontier Community Services—and he found a LOT. 👍

Frontier Community Services reports that it has operated a diagnostic clinic for 25 years and also provides family navigation, community education, and family and children's behavioral-health services.

Redfoot's search included:
diagnosis and evaluation, mental-health care, educational support, adult services, employment support, respite and caregiver support, disability services, and professional training.

Did Redfoot find what he was looking for?

❤️ YES!

This is exactly what The Redfoot Project is about. Sometimes a footprint tells us where services are missing. Other times, it helps us discover and celebrate the people and organizations doing important work in their communities.

Thank you, Frontier Community Services, for giving Redfoot such a warm welcome in Alaska!

Nevada ➡️ Texas ➡️ Alaska... 👀

Where will those red shoes turn up next?

Follow the map, get your own Redfoot packet, or report a sighting:
https://www.nevadafasd.org/theredfootproject

09/24/2026

👣 REDFOOT FOUND ONE! 👍❤️

Redfoot has been out searching for services and supports—and this time he stopped by Best Buddies Nevada during their School Leadership Training Day!

Best Buddies creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships between people with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities, along with leadership development, inclusive opportunities, resources and support across the lifespan.

During his visit, Redfoot found disability services and a group of people working to build more inclusive schools and communities.

This is one of the reasons we created The Redfoot Project. We want to shine a light on the places where families are still searching for help—but we also want to celebrate the organizations and resources they can find.

❤️ Thank you, Best Buddies Nevada, for inviting Redfoot along!

FASD services shouldn't be harder to find than Bigfoot.

Want Redfoot to visit your organization or community? Get the participation packet and report your sighting at:
https://www.nevadafasd.org/theredfootproject

09/16/2026

Good policy includes every voice & FASD too.

When FASD is part of policy conversations, we can build systems that better recognize lived experience, respond to real needs & support people across the lifespan.

Let’s make sure FASD has a voice at the table.

Learn more: bit.ly/FASDAM2026

Image Description: Red FASD Awareness Month graphic focused on FASD and policy. A large yellow ampersand appears beside the words “FASD Policy.” Text reads, “Good policy includes every voice & FASD too.” At the bottom right, a smiling woman wearing glasses talks on a phone while sitting at a desk with a laptop displaying the FASD United logo. The circular FASD Awareness Month logo appears in the lower left, and bit.ly/FASDAM2026 appears at the top.

09/15/2026

Let’s expand our dialogue: talking more about FASD means more understanding for people with FASD.

During Impact Week & Hill Day, advocates came together to raise their voices, share experiences & bring FASD into important conversations.

Let’s keep that momentum going.

Learn more: bit.ly/FASDAM2026

Image Description: Red FASD Awareness Month graphic with white text reading, “Let’s expand our dialogue: Talking more about FASD means more understanding for those with FASD.” A large group of smiling FASD advocates stands together, with several wearing black “Give FASD a Seat at the Table” shirts. The circular FASD Awareness Month logo appears in the upper right. A white box at the bottom reads, “FASD is an & conversation,” with a large red ampersand. The graphic includes bit.ly/FASDAM2026.

09/13/2026

Ok, time for something a little lighter... We've all been there. What's your response to unwanted advice?

09/12/2026

Education is most effective when FASD is part of the discussion.

FASD-informed education helps build understanding, recognize individual strengths & create supportive environments where every learner has the opportunity to succeed.

Learn more: bit.ly/FASDAM2026

Image Description: Red FASD Awareness Month graphic with white text reading, “Education is most effective when FASD is part of the discussion,” with “FASD” highlighted in green. Three smiling students sit together at a table with books. The circular FASD Awareness Month logo appears in the upper right. A white box at the bottom reads, “FASD is an & conversation,” with a large red ampersand. The graphic includes bit.ly/FASDAM2026.