Military Family Advocacy Program Resources

This episode continues a deep dive into the New Parent Support Program, featuring a Marine Corps spouse and her home visitor. Discover how playgroups and home visits can create a lifeline for new parents.

Whether it’s your first or fourth deployment, each separation brings new lessons and challenges. Join us for a discussion of the stages of deployment, effects of deployment on the military member and the family, and tips for navigating the …

Learn about healthy relationship dynamics, military family life counselors, and steps that couples can take to improve their relationship. And discover resources that Military OneSource offers.

You have options for getting help:

You can call any of the following free and trusted resources 24/7 to learn about your reporting options, connect with a victim advocate or create a safety plan. In immediate danger? Call military law enforcement or dial 911.

Contact a domestic abuse victim advocate.

Receive judgment-free support from a professional near you.

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Call the Hotline.

The National Domestic Violence Hotline will provide information, resources and support.

800-799-7233

Chat with an advocate.

Visit thehotline.org to chat with a highly-trained advocate for confidential and compassionate support.

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Family Advocacy Program: Resources

Support for Military Parents Without Judgment, Part 2

The Emotional Cycle of Deployment

The National Domestic Violence Hotline

Tips for Couples to Strengthen Their Relationships

Trauma and Children: A Guide for Helping Children Manage Traumatic Events

You have options for getting help:

Contact a domestic abuse victim advocate.

Call the Hotline.

Chat with an advocate.

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