EFMP Brochures

April 2020
The Exceptional Family Member Program Brochure

EFMP Forms

January 2021
DD Form 2792, "Family Member Medical Summary," January 2021 This form is used to document a family member's special medical needs and for. …
Podcast

EFMP and the Medical Component

Podcast | May 2022
Learn about the medical component of EFMP including managing paperwork and keeping up with changes to ensure smooth transitions. Information on organizational tools and other resources is provided.

EFMP Fact Sheets

September 2019
The Defense Department offers a variety of online resources for service providers and leaders including the fact sheets below that you can download, print and share with those you support. About EFMP & Enrollment. …
Podcast

EFMP Support Through Podcasts

Podcast | May 2022
Learn about the Exceptional Family Member Program and a podcast series created by the Office of Special Needs — for family members, service members, service providers and leaders.
General

Office of Special Needs EFMP

General | May 2022
The Defense Department Office of Military Community and Family Policy, Office of Special Needs produced the. …

EFMP Brand Rollout Toolkit

October 2020
Get updated Exceptional Family Member Program products and resources. This toolkit is for service providers, military leaders and command who support or influence military families with special medical or educational. …

Pilot to Assess EFMP Staffing Tool

December 2019
The Department of Defense’s Office of Special Needs has launched a two-year pilot to test a new tool that assesses staffing levels for its Exceptional Family Member Program Family Support staff. The EFMP Family Support Case Management and. …
Article

Spring Clean Your EFMP SCOR

Article | April 2021

Keeping your Special Care Organizational Record organized and up to date makes it easy for you to use and ready if someone needs to step into your role as a caregiver.

EFMP: Resources, Options, Consultations (ROC) – The Essentials

September 2020

Managing the care and services for a family member with special needs – whether it’s a spouse, a child or a dependent adult – is a lot easier with the right support. The best place to start is to enroll them in the military-wide Exceptional Family Member Program.