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stuart jay smythe family advocacy program manager army community service phone: 624-4528 email: stuart.smytheknox.ar

Family Advocacy Program (FAP) Goals of Program. Prevent Domestic Violence Provide Treatment Advice to Commanders. Domestic Violence Results in Adverse Impact on Readiness. CHAIN OF COMMAND RESPONSIBILITIES. Inform Soldiers of Rights and Responsibilities Encourage/Allow Soldier toComplete Program.

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stuart jay smythe family advocacy program manager army community service phone: 624-4528 email: stuart.smytheknox.ar

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    1. Stuart (Jay) SmytheFamily Advocacy ProgramManagerArmy Community Service

    3. Domestic Violence Results in Adverse Impacton Readiness

    4. CHAIN OF COMMANDRESPONSIBILITIES

    5. Army Family Advocacy Program Provides

    6. Thunderbolt Six Policy Memo No. 38-27 - Family Violence Protection, dated 10 Dec 2001

    7. Stuart (Jay) SmytheFamily Advocacy ProgramManagerArmy Community Service

    8. Mary WilliamsVictim Advocate Coordinator Family Advocacy ProgramArmy Community Service

    9. Emergency Protective Order (EPO)

    10. Emergency Protective Order (EPO)

    11. Emergency Protective Order (EPO)

    12. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ORDER (DVO)

    13. Domestic Violence Order(DVO)

    14. Mary WilliamsVictim Advocate Coordinator Family Advocacy ProgramArmy Community Service

    17. Provides monthly payments and other benefits to family members of soldiers separated for domestic abuse.

    18. Family members of soldiers who have been on active duty for more than 30 days and who are: Separated from active duty under a court- martial sentence resulting from domestic abuse offense; or Sentenced to forfeiture of all pay and allowances at court-martial; or Administratively separated from active duty for reasons that include a domestic abuse offense. CALL YOUR TRIAL COUNSEL

    19. Currently $935 for a spouse and $234 for each child at home living with spouse. Payment to child(ren) when in custody of legal guardian [& not spouse]: One Child $397 Two Children $571 Three Children $742 Over three children $742 plus $143 for each additional child. Minimum Payments - 12 months Maximum Payments - 36 months

    20. ID Cards Commissary and Exchange Benefits Medical and Dental Care (Dental care through military facilities and medical care, including mental health services, as TRICARE beneficiaries.)

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    24. James DavidsonAdjutant General

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