The USAREC Family Advocacy Program (FAP) is established to prevent spouse and child abuse and to ensure that personnel are trained to properly intervene in abuse.  The USAREC FAP:

a. Promotes awareness of domestic violence within the recruiting community and coordinates professional intervention at all levels within military and civilian communities.

b. Strives to break the cycle of abuse by identifying abuse as early as possible, providing intervention, and coordinating treatment for the offender and affected Family members.

c. Recognizes that many incidents of domestic violence constitute violations of the law and that a commander has authority to take disciplinary or administrative action in such cases.

Click here to review the USAREC Commanding General's Policy Letter on the Family Advocacy Program.

Click here to review AR 608-18, Army Family Advocacy Program regulation.

For additional information, contact your Brigade Family Advocacy Program Coordinator.  Contact your Battalion Soldier & Family Assistance Program Manager for the phone number.

  Domestic violence incidents involving intimate partners will be reported through the Family Advocacy Program (FAP).  An intimate partner is defined as someone who shares a child in common or shares (or has shared) a common domicile with the victim/abuser.  These incidents will be processed by the servicing military installation for assessment, intervention, and treatment as FAP cases.

  Click here to review the memorandum from DA regarding the change.  Contact your Brigade Family Advocacy Program Coordinator for additional information or assistance. Contact your Battalion Soldier & Family Assistance Program Manager for the phone number.

a. Promotes awareness of sexual assault within the recruiting community and coordinates professional intervention at all levels within military and civilian communities.

b. Strives to ensure protection of the privacy of victims of sexual assault through restricted and unrestricted reporting options.

c. Recognizes that incidents of sexual assault constitute violations of the law and that a commander has authority to take disciplinary or administrative action in such cases.

Click here to review the USAREC Commanding General's Policy Letter on the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program.

  For additional information, contact your Brigade Sexual Assault Response Coordinator.  Contact your Battalion Soldier & Family Assistance Program Manager for the phone number.