The Centre publishes a prevention newsletter, research initiatives, information pamphlets, and guides for professional agencies. It works in partnership with the Asante Centre for Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. This program, funded by Health Canada, has workers in eight interior communities who provide outreach services. See Overview of Prevention Programs for more information. Where possible, callers are directed to local community resources.
SNAP offers support groups, a parent network, workshops, and conferences.
The program provides educational workshops, support services for caregivers and parents of FAS affected children and individuals with FAS, and referrals to alcohol and other drug counselling services. This prevention project offers educational workshops, a lending library, a peer support group for parents, information, and crisis counselling.