Proof Alliance History
Caregiver Conference
Proof Alliance Services
FASD Facts
FASD Myth or Truth
100

Who is the Executive Director of Proof?

Mollie O'Brien

100

In what month is the caregiver conference held?

May

100

True or False

Proof Alliance services are only available for children with an FASD.

False

Proof provides services for children and adults impacted by FASD along with their families/caregivers.

Additionally, Proof provides education for schools, law enforcement and medical providers related to FASD.

100

What does FASD stand for?

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder

100

FASD is preventable

Truth

FASD is the result of alcohol consumption during a pregnancy. If no alcohol is consumed, an FASD is not possible.


200

What is one of the main goals of Proof Alliance?

Preventing FASD
Supporting those impacted by FASD

200

How many caregiver conferences has Proof hosted?

3

200

Proof's work impacts which of the following?

A. Graduation Rates
B. Housing Stability
C. Employment
D. Healthcare utilization
E.  All of the above

E - All of the above

The impact of the work of Proof Alliance not only impacts all those things, we also champion for FASD related legislations, education around the resources available to families and individuals impacted by FASD and education to help get the awareness around the fact that there is "Proof" that no amount of alcohol is safe during pregnancy.

200

Name a reason why someone might drink during pregnancy?

Lack of awareness/education

Misinformation

Unplanned pregnancy

200

An occasional glass of wine during pregnancy is safe.

Myth

There is "Proof" that no amount of alcohol at any time during a pregnancy is safe.

300

What year did Proof Alliance begin to support the FASD community?

1998

300

What is the cost to attend the caregiver conference?

Zero - Proof Alliance covers the cost for all attendees!

300

True or False:  Proof Alliance has a Diagnostic Clinic?

True

300

True or False:  People with an FASD are at higher risk for homelessness, job instability, struggles in school, mental health challenges, etc.

True

Which is why early interventions and organizations like Proof Alliance are so important.

300

You can tell someone has an FASD just by looking at them.

Myth


FASD is an invisible disability.

400

What was the previous name of Proof Alliance?

MOFAS

400

How many attendees where at the 2025 Caregiver conference?

250?

400

How long does a typical FASD diagnostic assessment take?

? hours

Research shows that accurate diagnosis and interventions are important for those with prenatal alcohol exposure. 


400

1 on __ children are impacted by an FASD.

20

FASD is more common than autism and Downs Syndrome, combined.  And yet funding FASD is X% less than those combined.

400

Individuals on the FASD spectrum can't expect to succeed in life.

Myth 

Many individuals have extremely successful lives and careers. 

Early intervention and programs provided by organizations such as Proof Alliance give opportunities to thrive and excel!

500

What year did the organization name change happen?

2018

500

Who has been a keynote speaker at each of the three Caregiver Conferences?

Barb Clark

500

For every $1 spent on our programs, what is the estimated social return?

About $56

500

Name two common symptom or challenge associated with FASD

Memory, attention, impulse control, behavioral, social difficulties, learning disabilities, mood dysregulation, easily influenced

500

FASD only impacts children.

Myth

Prenatal exposure to alcohol can lead to permanent brain damage impacting the individual for a lifetime. There is no cure for FASD but with interventions and support, an individual with an FASD can live a long and successful life. 

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