The Alaska Center for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) is an organization dedicated to reducing alcohol-exposed pregnancies and promoting positive outcomes for people affected by FASD and their families. Based in Anchorage, the center shares information to help individuals, caregivers, professionals, and community members better understand FASD and respond with informed support.

Its website explains FASD, including common signs and symptoms, diagnosis, and the effects of prenatal alcohol exposure. The center offers educational resources in English and Spanish, videos, newsletters, and information for individuals with FASD, families, caregivers, and professionals. Its training topics include complex behaviors and FASD across the lifespan, supporting greater understanding of how people may learn, communicate, and navigate daily life differently.

The center also promotes peer support, shares personal stories, and provides details about Alaska diagnostic teams and community events. By emphasizing strengths, accommodations, and supportive environments, the organization encourages FASD-informed communities where affected individuals are understood and can access help.