Support for Military
Learn what a domestic abuse victim advocate is, what a victim should expect if they contact an advocate and about the available reporting options. You’ll also learn about the risk assessment tool and safety plan, when the planning process begins and if you have to file a report to move forward with a safety plan.
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Military life topics including deployment, PCS, recreation, relationships, finances, parenting, etc.
We get MilLife, and we're here to connect you to the right kind of expert guidance — from quick answers about specific issues to personalized coaching and confidential counseling. In immediate danger? Call military law enforcement or dial 911.
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Learn about military bases worldwide. Get installation overviews, check-in procedures, housing, neighborhood information, contacts for programs and services, photos and more.
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Computer use can be monitored and is impossible to completely clear. If you are afraid your internet usage might be monitored, visit the 24/7 Family Advocacy Program Victim Advocate Locator or call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800−799−7233.
