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Service Provider Toolkit — Family Advocacy Program
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Everyone deserves to live in a home free from abuse. As a Family Advocacy Program manager, clinician, advocate or other staff member, you are a trusted confidant and provider of resources to the military community. You are in a unique position to help those affected by child abuse and neglect, domestic abuse, and problematic sexual behaviors in children and youth.
The Defense Department is committed to the safety and well-being of military families. Being safe, secure and free from abuse is a basic human need that our military families should not have to worry about. Resources are available to help you educate and support those who need it.
This toolkit provides you with the resources, training opportunities and tools you may need to assist your military community. Each program topic offers you two sets of resources:
- Shareable resources that are ready for you to offer directly to your service members and families.
- Provider-only resources that are for your use. They include items you can download, print (or order) and place around the installation to educate the community. They also include trainings and resources just for you.
Help make sure our military families are safe and healthy.
- Take the trainings offered in the provider-only sections below.
- Make sure you understand how the coordinated community response model works and that you are one part of a greater system of support.
- Connect victims to FAP through the Domestic Abuse Victim Advocate Locator.
- Offer the following resources and education to support your military community.
Family Advocacy Program — provider-only resourcesReview the Family Advocacy Program resource pages, including:
Know the Signs ─ provider-only resourcesThese resources will help service members and families recognize the early signs of abuse:
Domestic abuse awareness — shareable resourcesFor the military community
- Article: 10 Tips for Safe Internet Browsing
- Article: Domestic Abuse: Military Reporting Options
- Article: Getting Help for Domestic Abuse — Military Protective Orders Can Include Pets
- Article: Transitional Compensation: Help for Victims of Abuse
- Blog: When it Comes to Domestic Abuse, Be an Upstander, Not a Bystander
- Fact sheet: Military OneSource Safe Exit Fact Sheet
- Flyer: Five Ways to Help a Friend Who’s Experiencing Domestic Abuse
- Landing page: United to End Domestic Abuse
For commanders and leaders
Domestic abuse awareness — provider-only resourcesArmy
- Banner: Domestic Violence Awareness Army customizable banner
- Flyer: Domestic Violence Awareness Army Know, Ask, Learn flyer
- Flyer: Domestic Violence Awareness Army Respect, Support, Defend flyer
- Poster: Domestic Violence Awareness Army Know, Ask, Learn poster
- Poster: Domestic Violence Awareness Army Respect, Support, Defend poster
Marine Corps
- Banner: Domestic Violence Awareness Marine Corps customizable banner
- Flyer: Domestic Violence Awareness Marine Corps Know, Ask, Learn flyer
- Flyer: Domestic Violence Awareness Marine Corps Respect, Support, Defend flyer
- Poster: Domestic Violence Awareness Marine Corps Know, Ask, Learn poster
- Poster: Domestic Violence Awareness Marine Corps Respect, Support, Defend poster
Navy
- Banner: Domestic Violence Awareness Navy customizable banner
- Flyer: Domestic Violence Awareness Navy Know, Ask, Learn flyer
- Flyer: Domestic Violence Awareness Navy Respect, Support, Defend flyer
- Poster: Domestic Violence Awareness Navy Know, Ask, Learn poster
- Poster: Domestic Violence Awareness Navy Respect, Support, Defend poster
Department of the Air Force
- Banner: Domestic Violence Awareness Department of the Air Force customizable banner
- Flyer: Domestic Violence Awareness Department of the Air Force Know, Ask, Learn flyer
- Flyer: Domestic Violence Awareness Department of the Air Force Respect, Support, Defend flyer
- Poster: Domestic Violence Awareness Department of the Air Force Know, Ask, Learn poster
- Poster: Domestic Violence Awareness Department of the Air Force Respect, Support, Defend poster
Defense Department
- Banner: Domestic Violence Awareness DOD customizable banner
- Flyer: Domestic Violence Awareness DOD Know, Ask, Learn flyer
- Flyer: Domestic Violence Awareness DOD Respect, Support, Defend flyer
- Poster: Domestic Violence Awareness DOD Know, Ask, Learn poster
- Poster: Domestic Violence Awareness DOD Respect, Support, Defend poster
Child abuse prevention — shareable resourcesMilParent Power
- Banner: MilParent Power banner for professional printing (48”x18”)
- Fact sheet: MilParent Power fact sheet
- Poster: MilParent Power poster (8.5”x11”)
- Poster: MilParent Power poster (16”x20”)
- Poster: Child Abuse Prevention poster (DOD personnel version)
- Poster: Child Abuse Prevention poster (general public)
Baby Wheels
- Product: Baby Wheels-Pregnancy {English}
- Product: Baby Wheels-Pregnancy {Spanish}
- Product: Baby Wheels-Preschool 2-5 {English}
- Product: Baby Wheels-Preschool 2-5 {Spanish}
- Product: Baby Wheels-Rolling into Fatherhood 0-3 {English}
- Product: Baby Wheels-Rolling into Fatherhood 0-3 {Spanish}
- Product: Baby Wheels-Stages 0-3 {English}
- Product: Baby Wheels-Stages 0-3 {Spanish}
Additional resources
- Animation for MilKids: 5 Ways to Help a Friend You’re Worried About
- Article: How to Report Child Abuse or Neglect in the Military
- Blog for MilKids: How to Be an All-In Friend
- Info flyer: 5 Ways to Be All in to End Child Abuse
- Landing page: All in to End Child Abuse
Child abuse prevention — provider-only resourcesGeneral resources
- Logo: MilParent Power Logo
- Emblem: All in to End Child Abuse
Service-specific resources
- Army Banner: Child Abuse Prevention Month Customizable Army banner
- Marine Corps Banner: Child Abuse Prevention Month Customizable Marine Corps banner
- Navy Banner: Child Abuse Prevention Month Customizable Navy banner
- Department of the Air Force Banner: Child Abuse Prevention Month Customizable Air Force banner
- Defense Department Banner: Child Abuse Prevention Month Defense Department banner
Problematic sexual behavior in children and youth — shareable resourcesUnderstanding child sexual development and concerning sexual behaviors is the best place to start.
For parents
- Fact sheet: What’s Normal? What’s Not?
- Guide: National Center on the Sexual Behavior of Youth – A Guide for Parents/Caregivers Concerned About Children’s Sexual Behavior
- Info packet: National Child Traumatic Stress Network – Sexual Development and Behavior in Children
- Info packet: National Child Traumatic Stress Network – Understanding and Coping with Sexual Behavior Problems in Children
- Resources: National Children’s Alliance Resources for Children’s Advocacy Centers, Partners, and Caregivers
- Webinar: OneOp – Sexualized Behaviors in Children and Youth Series
Problematic sexual behavior in children and youth — provider-only resourcesFor helping professionals
- Course: Supporting Children with Challenging Behaviors
- Course: Sexual Development and Behavior in Children and Youth Focused Topics
- Course: Trauma Informed Care in Child Care Settings
- Coverage map: Children’s Advocacy Center Coverage Maps
- Info flyer: Stop It Now! Prevention Tools
For clinicians
- Article: Better Lives Through Better Choices: When Sexual Behaviors in Youth are Problematic or Illegal: A Web-Based Resource for Evidence-Based Decision Making
- Fact sheet: National Child Traumatic Stress Network module on Problematic Sexual Behavior- Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for School-Age Children
- Fact sheet: National Children’s Alliance — Effective Treatment for Youth with Problematic Sexual Behaviors
- Video presentation: Youth With Sexual Behavior Problems: Practical Resources and Activities for Therapists Working With Youth and Their Families
- Webinar: Assessment of Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children: What, When and How
- Webinar: Clinical Assessment of Children with Problematic Sexual Behavior: An Overview
- Webinar: Clinical Decision Making in Cases of Children with Problematic Sexual Behavior
- Webinar: Understanding Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children and Youth in Girls
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