Resources
Connect with resources that offer support, guidance, and tools to strengthen Military Families.
Workshops and Classes
Participate in classes on stress, anger, and communication to strengthen coping and resilience.
Contact Us
Contact a Victim Advocate Hotline and Find Other Important Numbers
Leaders play a key role in prevention.
Commanders and units are required to receive annual FAP training. These sessions explain the dynamics of Family violence, warning signs, and resources available to Soldiers and Families. New commanders also receive desk-side briefings within their first 45 to 90 days.
By learning how to respond early, leaders help strengthen units and protect Families. Contact the FAP office to schedule training.
Contact
To schedule your appointment with us, contact the Family Advocacy Program (FAP) Office
- DSN: 763-5126, 4456 or 4451
- COMM: 0503-363-5126, 4456 or 4451
Make an Appointment
Available Training Options:
- Annual FAP Trainings
- Commander / 1SG FAP Leader Brief
- FAP Mandatory Reporting
By responding early and staying informed, leaders strengthen readiness, protect Families, and contribute to a healthier Area IV community.