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Family Advocacy Program

Command and Unit Training

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.

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By learning how to respond early, leaders help strengthen units and protect Families. Contact the FAP office to schedule training.

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