Thank you for the question.
The FASD national strategic projects fund funds $1.5 million annually to collaborate with key stakeholders and partners across Canada to develop nationally applicable tools, resources and knowledge that can be used to prevent FASD and improve outcomes for those who are already affected, including families and communities. Also, through the programs I mentioned earlier—the Canada prenatal nutrition program and the community action program for children—we provide information, guides and facilitators to share information with pregnant people about the risks of alcohol and substance use in general during pregnancy.