Navy Spousal & Parental Support Orientation

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What is the purpose of the FamilyLine book titled 'Sea Legs'?

  • To serve as a guide for financial management.
  • To educate new spouses on cooking and nutrition.
  • To provide entertainment for military families.
  • To offer information on family support services and military lifestyle. (correct)

What is the primary aim of the COMPASS program?

  • To foster community events for Navy families.
  • To support spouses in finding employment opportunities.
  • To mentor military spouses about the military lifestyle. (correct)
  • To provide educational workshops for children of military families.

Which of the following resources is aimed specifically at new parents in the military?

  • Military Health System
  • FOCUS World
  • Navy for moms.com (correct)
  • Sea Legs

How does FOCUS World aim to assist military families?

<p>By offering a fun environment to build family skills. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What factor is highlighted as crucial for reducing challenges faced by military children?

<p>Being understood, cared for, and loved. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which program addresses issues related to the psychological impact of deployment?

<p>Sesame Workshop Talk, Listen, Connect (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What can families access through the New Parent Support Home Visitation Program?

<p>Home visits from support professionals. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the services offered by the local FFSC for new Navy spouses?

<p>Workshops and informational materials. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Navy Spouse Orientation

A program for new Navy spouses to learn about Navy life, customs, and resources.

FFSC

Navy Family Support Center - a helpful resource for new Navy spouses.

FamilyLine

A resource that provides information and support to Navy families.

"Sea Legs" book

A guide about military life for new Navy spouses.

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COMPASS

A spouse-to-spouse mentoring program for Navy spouses.

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Military Children

Children of military parents, facing challenges like frequent moves and deployments.

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Parent Education Resources

Programs to support parents of military children and address specific challenges like deployments.

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Military Family Support

Programs and resources designed to support military families.

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Study Notes

New Spouse Orientation

  • New Navy spouses may find the Navy's lifestyle, language, and traditions different.
  • The Fleet Family Support Center (FFSC) is a crucial resource, offering workshops, networking with other spouses, and assistance with finding jobs, volunteering, and education.
  • Naval Services FamilyLine provides resources, including the "Sea Legs" book.
  • "Sea Legs" covers family support, rights, benefits, moving, health care, social customs, deployments, Navy history, mission, terms, and resource addresses.
  • The book is available by calling 1-877-673-7773.
  • COMPASS is a spouse mentoring program, designed to provide military spouses a peer network to deal with military life's challenges.

Parent Education

  • Navy children experience unique challenges due to military family moves and deployments.
  • Understanding, care, and love are crucial for reducing challenges faced by military children.
  • Resources for new parents: New Parent Support Home Visitation Program, Military Health System, NAVYformoms.com, Let's Move!
  • Programs for overall family well-being (FOCUS and Sesame Workshop): FOCUS World offers skills on listening and responding to concerns, including deployment/reintegration. Sesame Workshop's "Talk, Listen, Connect" assists with multiple deployments, physical/psychological injury, and loss.
  • Addressing Deployment Issues (Courage to Talk): This program supports conversations about the emotional and physical effects of war on families.
  • Online parenting support (Parenting for Service Members and Veterans): Anonymous, online self-help for parents to enhance skills and reconnect with families post-separation.

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