CAFB Family Advocacy Program

Outreach Program Outreach consists of programs designed to educate base members on healthy family behaviors and on family maltreatment issues and maltreatment reporting. The Outreach Program provides education on parenting, anger control, communication and interaction, stress reduction. Formal agency and personnel training is conducted on family violence related topics. The Outreach Program creates partnerships with the local civilian community to create and promote a healthy environment for base families. New Parent Support Program is a voluntary prevention program using intensive home visitation for expectant parents and parents of children from birth to 3 years of age. The Family Advocacy Nurse oversees the program and has numerous resources for families on infant and toddler issues. Educational information on parenting, breast feeding, birth, and pregnancy issues is available. Maltreatment Services Family Advocacy serves as the point of contact regarding family violence and maltreatment. The Treatment Program serves to meet the needs of families with identified risk factors for family violence and a history of family instability. Treatment consists of intervention, planning, and treatment to reduce or eliminate the risk of future family maltreatment. Treatment goals are accomplished through education, couples therapy, and individual treatment on anger control, impulse control, decision making, and related topics. Individual mental health or substance abuse treatment referrals are made as needed.

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