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Being a parent can be one of the most rewarding yet challenging jobs you’ll ever have. Being a trusted adult in the life of a child is important, and you can rely on Military OneSource to be part of your parenting team. Learn more about the Defense Department and Family Advocacy Program tools and resources for strengthening and supporting parents in the military community and getting help for child abuse and neglect.

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Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention
Learn the difference between child abuse and neglect, including various signs to watch out for and where to make a report. Also, learn about the New Parent Support Program available for parents.
Online Learning
Courses for Military Leaders
Military leaders interested in career development may find the following three courses valuable.
Government Websites
DOD Safe Helpline
DOD Safe Helpline is the sole hotline for members of the DOD community affected by sexual assault.
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Domestic Abuse Victim Advocate Locator
Find your nearest Family Advocacy Program office and domestic abuse victim advocates by using the DAVA Locator.
Online Learning
Family Advocacy Program Training
These courses provide training to support victims of child abuse and neglect and domestic abuse.
Podcasts
Financial Support for Victims of Domestic and Child Abuse
Learn about support services available for victims who leave an abusive relationship, including the benefits and eligibility requirements for those in need of transitional compensation.
Podcasts
Helping Someone in Crisis
If you suspect someone you know may be in an abusive relationship, take action to help. Listen in to this podcast to learn ways to help those in crisis and to know more about support resources.
Podcasts
If You See Domestic Abuse Speak Up
Helping victims of domestic abuse can be tough. You might not know how to help or question whether it’s your place to intervene. But if you see something, you need to know what you can do.
Government Websites
National Maternal Mental Health Hotline
This hotline offers free, confidential help to women who are pregnant or who recently had a baby. Learn more.
Online Learning
Service Provider Courses
These courses can help you enhance your mental well-being and understand FAP-related services.
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