Accreditation is the formal evaluation of an organization/program against best practice standards. It indicates that an organization/program has met the standards set forth by an accrediting body. Additionally, Accreditation empowers the organization/program to perform an in-depth self-review using best practice standards; support an on-site evaluation by a team of experts; have all supporting evidence reviewed and receive a decision from the accrediting body.
With citizen soldiers (or volunteers) in every county of every State affected by Family Programs, Accreditation guarantees standardized services/programs and prevents misallocating resources towards programs or efforts that do not align with the DoD’s intent. Furthermore, Accreditation maximizes the organization/program’s ability to leverage external resources whilst simultaneously minimizing the stress on federal resources.
National Accreditation Statistics:
- 94% accredited & annual maintenance completed
- 4% working on reaccreditation
- 2% not engaged/not accredited
State Accreditation Programs:
- Administration and Management (MIL-AM)
- Human Resources (MIL-HR)
- Administrative and Service Environment (MIL-ASE)
- Customer Rights (MIL-CR)
- Community Capacity Building Initiatives (MIL-CCB)
- Emergency Family Assistance (MIL-EFA)
- Exceptional Family Member Program Family Support (MIL-EFMP)
- Family Advocacy Program Services (MIL-FAP)
- Financial Readiness Program (MIL-FR)
- Military Lifestyle Support and Education (MIL-MLSE)
- Non-Medical Individual and Family Counseling (MIL-NMC)
- Volunteer Coordination (MIL-VC) or Family Volunteer Coordination (MIL-VC)
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