Service Regulations and Orders

Army

Army Regulation (AR) 608-1, "Army Community Service Center," September 19, 2007 Chapter 4, Section II of this regulation deals with issues pertaining to the Family Advocacy Program.

AR 608-18, "The Army Family Advocacy Program," October 30, 2007 This regulation contains the policies for handling domestic abuse and child abuse within the Army.

DA Form 7419-R, "Army Community Service (ACS) Accreditation Checklist," September 19, 2007 Appendix “A” of this form includes the program standards for the Family Advocacy Program.

Marine Corps

Secretary of the Navy Instruction (SECNAVINST) 1752.3B, "Family Advocacy Program," November 10, 2005 This Instruction assigns responsibilities for the Navy and Marine Corps Family Advocacy Programs.

Marine Corps Order (MCO) P1700.24B, "Marine Corps Personal Services Manual," December 27, 2001 This Order publishes policies for Personal Services Programs, which reside within Marine Corps Community Services. FAP is one of the programs addressed in this manual.

Marine Corps Community Services, "Clinical Counseling Accreditation Resource Guide," March 2003 This guide defines standards and a process to ensure quality and consistency of clinical counseling services for all eligible personnel.

Navy

SECNAVINST 1752.3B, "Family Advocacy Program," November 10, 2005 This Instruction assigns responsibilities for the Navy Family Advocacy Program.

Office of the Chief of Naval Operations (OPNAV) Instruction 1752.2B, "Family Advocacy Program," April 25, 2008 This Instruction implements the policies set forth in SECNAVINST 1752.3B and in DODD 6400.1.

Air Force

Air Force Policy Directive (AFPD) 40-3, "Family Advocacy Program," March 10, 2005  This Directive establishes the framework for the Air Force Family Advocacy Program.

Air Force Instruction (AFI) 40-301, "Family Advocacy," November 30, 2009  This Directive describes the responsibilities of Family Advocacy Program agencies and staff and other Air Force personnel who are instrumental to the implementation and operation of Air Force Family Advocacy.

United States Air Force Family Advocacy Program 2009 Standards  This document outlines the program standards for the Family Advocacy Program.
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