How to get Involved

Thank you for your interest in the Manitoba FASD Coalition. Membership is open to all Manitobans with an interest in Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. The coalition will facilitate representation from across the province through the use of technology. Anyone may attend a coalition meeting however, only voting members may participate in making decisions. There are no membership fees and a number of ways to become involved such as, volunteering for a committee; attending member meetings, which are held 4 times per year; join a Regional Coalition; follow us on Facebook; attend our Information Series Workshops which are held 6 times per year by web-conference.

Volunteer Opportunities:

Board of Directors – Consider volunteering your time and expertise as a director on the MFCI Board

Regional FASD Coalitions – become involved in your local FASD Coalition, contact the MFCI office for details

Committees – Communications; Conference/Event planning; Information Series; Looking After Each Other Gathering Planning; Research.

Occasional Volunteering – special projects; public promotion; grant writing; social media posts; government relations; assistance at annual events; coordination of fundraising activities; French translation.

The benefits of volunteerism are many, you will gain confidence, learn new skills, meet new people, give back to your community and learn about FASD, just to name a few. Consider volunteering with the Manitoba FASD Coalition.

If you are interested in becoming more involved and have a talent or skill set that you think would be helpful to the Manitoba FASD Coalition complete the application form and return it by email to the MFCI office, coordinator@fasdcoalition.ca. If you have any questions please contact the MFCI office by email.


To become a member, please fill out the following form:

Name
Please, write your full name.
Organization
Mailing Address
Phone
Fax
Email Address
Please indicate the type of member you wish to be:
An individual member is a person with an interest in FASD who does not represent the interests of an organiza- tion. Individual members are entitled to one vote on each motion arising at any special or general meeting of the Coalition.
An individual member who has an interest in the work of the Manitoba FASD Coalition, however, is not eligible or does not want to be a voting member, e.g. an individual that works for the funding body.
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We look forward to having you join us in raising awareness and celebrating FASD in Manitoba!