Name: FARE
Brand: FARE
Rating: 4.5 (227 reviews)

FARE

4.5from 227 reviews

FARE works on evidence-informed policies and programs that will help achieve an Australia free from alcohol harms. Through our health programs we provide honest, accurate information to Australians to help them reduce their drinking and minimise alcohol harm in their lives and communities. Together with communities across the country, we also advocate for decision-makers to put the health and wellbeing of Australians first and for alcohol companies to be held accountable for the harms their products cause.

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Through our projects, FARE ensures Australians have access to honest, accurate information to prevent and minimise alcohol harm in their lives and communities. We aim to engage people across the country in a conversation about the health benefits of reducing drinking.

Katie QLD, 1 kid in tow

March 15, 2023

As a registered nurse this topic is very close to my heart as I have personally seen the affects of alcohol on newborns. I advocate for no alcohol during pregnancy and their website is easy to read and navigate.

Patrick QLD, 2 kids in tow

March 12, 2023

This is a fantastic campaign and I support it whole heartedly. FASD is completely preventable, and more research and increased visibility is the way.

Chris QLD, 2 kids in tow

March 11, 2023

Having seen a teenage girl with foetal alcohol syndrome, it broke my heart. I think this is a fantastic campaign and support it 100%. I try to do my bit by educating my local friend base about the importance of avoiding alcohol during pregnancy.

Peter NSW, 1 kid in tow

February 28, 2023

This is an important campaign. I expect most people know the effects of alcohol on developing foetuses. However, I have seen pregnant women drink despite those warnings, and through my employment, have seen the significant and lasting effects of FASD.

I already have not been drinking throughout pregnancy and was planning on mixed feeding once baby comes. It is really useful to have information on how long it takes to get the alcohol out of the milk and I will absolutely be downloading this app. I still probably will not drink often but the more information available to me the better decisions I can make for my baby

Annita VIC, None kids in tow February 21, 2023

Zoe VIC, 2 kids in tow

February 20, 2023

Very important information. I think its good to include in the bag as some women say I drank throughout pregnancy and my child was fine so its good to have FARE included.

Alice VIC, 1 kid in tow

February 18, 2023

I think its a really important campaign, having a mother who is a midwife I had this drilled into me from a young age but I think many young women dont realise that you need to stop drinking before you find out you are pregnant.

Kirsten NSW, None kids in tow

February 16, 2023

Good initiative and good way to spread this information. Although this is information we were aware of, I think people wrongly assume that everyone knows all about this. It's incredibly important information and helping people understand the true effects at different stages is incredibly important. The support and info contacts are also very nice to see. It might mean people that are struggling have access to help and support that they might not have had previously.

Stephanie NSW, None kids in tow

February 15, 2023

I found this really informative, particularly around alcohol and breastfeeding, and the usefullness of directing new mums to a variety of different apps around breastfeeding and expressing should you have a drink during that journey.

This is an excellent Australian resource and it's fantastic that this information is shared with first time parents. It's great that it even goes through steps to take prior to any alcohol while breastfeeding, which is helpful as I am attending a few weddings this year and would like to cheers the happy couples!

Jodie QLD, None kids in tow February 12, 2023

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