Opnavinst 1752.2B Family Advocacy Program

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Advocacy Service

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Sevices offered to victims of domestic abuse with goal of increasing victim safety.

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Case Review Committee

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Multi disciplinary team of professionals who reviews status of each incident and monitor case progress.

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Child Maltreatment

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Physical, emotional, or neglect of a child by parent guardian or caregiver. Childs welfare is harmed or threatened.

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Physical Abuse

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Grabbing, pushing, holding, slapping or assualting with an object that may cause bodily injuries.

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Sexual Abuse

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Sexual activity with a child for the purpose of sexual gratification to include child exploitation, rape or sodomy.

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Emotional Abuse

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Actions patterns of acts or omision or pattern of omissions to inattention to a childs emotional needs resulting in an adverse affect upon a childs psychological well being.

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Neglect

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Actions or omissions by parent, guardian or caretaker of witholding or deprivation of basic necesssities.

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Domestic Abuse

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Domestic violence; or patterns of behavior resulting in emotional, psychological abuse, economic control by spouse, intimate partner or has shared a common domicile.

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Family Advocacy Committee

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A multi disciplinary body who ensures effective community coordination and response to domestic or child abuse incidents.

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Family Advocacy Officer

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A designed official who is responsible for administrative management and effectiveness of the FAP.

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Family Advocacy Representative

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A credentialed provider responsible for managing the clinical rehab and intervention for the local FAP.

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Assignment Control Flag

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Recommended by CRC on domestic and child abuse incidents, temporary normally removed within 1 year.

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PERS 8 Control Flag

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Placed in personnel data system for all suspected child sexual abuse cases. Flag may restrict transfers, promotions and reenlistment. Remove after case resolution.

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Juvenile Sex Offender

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Personnel under 18 who has sexually abuse another juvenile.

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What is the confinement length for major criminal offenses?

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Terms more than one year

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What is defined as major physical injury?

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Brain damage, skull fractures, dislocations, hematoma, scalds, cuts, bruises or welts which threaten life of the victim.

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Rehabilitation/Counselingsfailure

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Offender who does not cease their abusive behavior during or after recieving counseling programs.