The Family Advocacy Program is committed to the strong Army Families, and the prevention and treatment of Family violence.  Its coordinated efforts are designed to promote healthy Family life and to prevent and intervene in cases of Family distress for all U.S. Forces ID cardholders.

24 hour Hotline for victims of Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence to obtain advocacy and support: 0170-609-2862.

Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program
If you're an Active Duty soldier who has been a victim of sexual assault, our Victim Advocate Coordinator will establish confidentiality and support in order to provide you with information and advocacy.  The Victim Advocate Coordinator will go over the unrestricted and restricted reporting options available and will assist with protocol procedures.

Victim Advocacy Program
This program provides advocacy and support to active duty and civilian victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.  Unrestricted and restricted reporting options are offered. Certain protocol must be followed in order to use the specific reporting procedures, and protocol questions can be answered by the Installation Victim Advocate.

Emergency Placement Care (EPC)
This program provides 24-hour, full-time care to children who need a safe environment. EPC parents are recruited, trained and certified to provide temporary child care while decisions are being made whether to return the child to the natural family or legal guardians. EPC is meant to be a short-term home placement with a minimum of three days and a maximum of 90 days stay in an EPC home. A daily stipend, payable after the placement, is provided to the EPC family to offset costs associated with the child(ren)’s stay.

Click here for more information on becoming an EPC Provider.
Download an application to get started. (Each adult family member must fill out the autobiographical information and background check information.)

Parenting Education Program
Parenting classes are specifically designed to improve the nurturing skills of parents with children ages birth to twelve years of age. This program promotes parental bonding, and understanding the development of children. Parents and children work and play together during family time. For certain ages there is a corresponding and concurrent children's program. 

New Parent Support Program
Are you a new or expecting parent? This program is geared towards parents with children, prenatal and up to three years of age. Our professional nursing and social work staff provide one-on-one home visitations and group classes to assist parents in their endeavors to be nurturing and capable caregivers. You may also visit us at ACS to discuss your concerns as a parent or parent-to-be.