- DIRECT SERVICES
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Direct Services
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New Parent Support Classes
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Victim Advocacy Support Services
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Prevention of Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children and Youth
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EPC - Emergency Placement Care
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FAP Leadership Desk Side Brief
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Training in Domestic Violence, Child Abuse and Neglect, and Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children and Youth
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Mandatory Annual Domestic Violence, Child Abuse Awareness & Detection
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(IAW AR 608-18 and 600-20 Chapter 8)
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Parenting Education
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Life Skills Workshops
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Marriage Enrichment
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- NEW PARENT SUPPORT PROGRAM
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NEW PARENT SUPPORT PROGRAM
Home Visits
Provides voluntary in-home visitation, pregnancy and parenting education, support and resource assistance to Military Families with Children ages pre-natal through 3 years old.
Hospital Visits
Visiting with new parents, providing information and referral and aiding in detecting potential high risk Families.
Expectant Parent Information and Referral Services
Providing materials and resources on child safety, stress management, and parenting issues.
Child Health and Safety Issues
Healthy Kids: Education on indoor and outdoor safety.
Home Safety
Child-proofing your home. Available upon request.
FAP Classes
Preparing for Pregnancy, Birth Process, Newborn Care, and Breastfeeding Support
- VICTIM ADVOCACY PROGRAM
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Victim Advocacy Program (VAP): Victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse have round-the-clock access to services, including emergency assistance, information, referrals, and ongoing support in accessing medical, behavioral health, legal, and law enforcement services on and off garrisons. Victim Advocates will discuss the option of restricted and unrestricted reports.
Transitional Compensation (TC) Program for Abused Dependents: Under a congressionally mandated program, abused dependents of military personnel may be eligible for up to three years of benefits and entitlements, including temporary financial compensation, medical care, and commissary and exchange privileges.
Contact the 24-7 Hotline: COMM: 05033-64-5997/ DSN: 153
- PROBLEMATIC SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN CHILDREN & YOUTH (PSB-CY)
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PSB-CY refers to behavior in children under age 18 that involves sexual body parts (genitals, anus, buttocks or breasts) and is inappropriate for the child’s age, or potentially harmful to the individual initiating the behaviors, the individual impacted by the behaviors or others.
Support is provided directly by FAP or with referrals to:
- Family Advocacy Program Clinical for Assessments
- Counseling & Support
- Military Treatment Facility, Pediatric, Family Medicine & Behavioral Health Providers
- Parental Education Regarding Age-appropriate Sexual Behaviors
- Tricare Authorized Services
Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children and Youth Brochures per Age Range
- EMERGENCY PLACEMENT CARE
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- EDUCATION & MANDATORY ANNUAL TRAINING
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EDUCATION & TRAINING
Information provided for Soldiers, Family members, Professionals and Civilians includes:
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Domestic Violence
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Dating Violence
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Workplace Violence
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Anger Management
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Stress Management
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Child Safety
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Child abuse, Prevention and Awareness
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Customized Training
MANDATORY ANNUAL TRAINING
Annual Mandatory Command/Senior Leader Training and Troop Briefing.
Available upon request.Training for Professionals/Para-professionals on Domestic Violence, Child Abuse Detection and Reporting for Law Enforcement, Child Care Providers, Youth Services, Health Care, Schools, Commanders and Civilian Agencies.
Child Abuse Detection and Awareness Training (AR 608-18) (Minimum 1 hour)
This training is conducted by FAP personnel and offered to Soldiers and various agencies involved with the care, support and safety, or treatment of children. The training covers the detection and reporting methods related to child abuse. Participants will be provided with information and resources, and the Army’s policy and state laws regarding child abuse.
Domestic Violence Awareness Training (AR 608-18) (Minimum 1 hour)
This training consists of annual troop education conducted by FAP personnel for all Soldiers on the family dynamics of spouse and child abuse, the availability of prevention and treatment services, and the Army’s policies regarding family violence.
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- EMERGENCY PLACEMENT CARE
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- FAP PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION LIST
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FAP Program Name DSN Number Commercial Number Victim Advocacy Program 24/7 Hotline
For DSN DIAL
153+82 (0)503-364-5997 Family Advocacy Program (315) 757-2363 +82 (0)50-3357-2363 Report Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children and Youth (PSB-CY)
(315) 757-2363/2372 humphreysFAP.PSBCY@army.mil FAP Prevention Service Requests
humphreysFAP.Prevention@army.mil Emergency Placement Care
humphreys.FAP.EPC@army.mil - ACS PROGRAMS PHONE NUMBER LIST
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Program Name DSN Number Commercial Number Army Emergency Relief (315)757-2363/2634 +82 (0)50-3357-2363 or +82 (0)50-3357-2634 Army Family Action Plan (315)757-2373 +82 (0)50-3357-2373 Army Family Team Building (315)757-2370 +82 (0)50-3357-2370 Army Volunteer Corps (315)757-2373 +82 (0)50-3357-2373 Employment Readiness Program (315)757-4107 +82 (0)50-3357-4107 Exceptional Family Member Program (315)757-2581 +82 (0)50-3357-2581 Family Advocacy Program (315)757-2365 +82 (0)50-3357-2365 Financial Readiness Program (315)757-2375 +82 (0)50-3357-2375 Information, Referral and Follow-Up (315)757-2363/2372 +82 (0)50-3357-2363 or +82 (0)50-3357-2372 Mobilization and Deployment (315)757-2370 +82 (0)50-3357-2370 Relocation Readiness (315)757-2362 +82 (0)50-3357-2362 Soldier & Family Readiness Group (315)757-4105 +82 (0)50-3357-4105 Survivor Outreach Services (315)757-2371 +82 (0)50-3357-2371
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
This program is dedicated to fostering healthy Families and communities through education and outreach. It aims to prevent abuse or neglect of Family Members. Family Advocacy provides support services, training and education and crisis intervention.
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CHILD SUPERVISION GUIDELINES
