A community session aimed at improving care for families affected by fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASDs) took place recently, gathering diverse stakeholders to share insights and experiences. Participants included healthcare providers, educators, and family members, all discussing the challenges faced by families living with FASDs. Key topics included the need for better training for professionals, increased awareness of FASDs, and the importance of community support systems. Families emphasized the necessity of accessible resources and services tailored to their unique needs. The session also highlighted the importance of collaboration between various sectors, including healthcare, education, and social services, to create comprehensive support networks. Attendees expressed a desire for more community engagement initiatives and ongoing discussions to address the complexities of FASDs. The event concluded with a commitment to continue building partnerships and advocating for improved policies and practices that will enhance the quality of life for families impacted by FASDs.