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CCG Template for Appeal

This template is designed to help parents, carers and adults affected by suspected or diagnosed FASD challenge a refusal to fund referral to a specialist FASD assessment clinic via Right to Choose. It can be adapted with personal details, evidence of need, previous service involvement and local pathway information. The template is not legal advice, but it provides a structured starting point for families and individuals who need to explain why specialist FASD-informed assessment is necessary, particularly where no clear local FASD pathway is available.

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DISCLAIMER Every child, young person and adult with prenatal alcohol exposure, likely FASD or confirmed FASD is unique. Needs, strengths, risks, health profile, communication, adaptive functioning, family context and support requirements can vary significantly across individuals and across the lifespan. This information is therefore intended to support families and professionals in education, policy discussion and service improvement by encouraging a whole-person, whole-family and whole-system approach.

 

Assessment, planning and provision should be informed by the person’s individual profile and developed through coordinated multi-agency working across education, health, social care, safeguarding, family support, independent legal advise and, where appropriate, specialist FASD-informed clinical input.

 

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