Human relations education and briefings are also available on request for units and work centers. Social actions keep commanders informed on matters of discrimination based on race, religion, sex, national origin, or color. Discrimination complaints may be filed by military members and their dependents, and a referral service is available for problems other than those mentioned. Finally, this instruction establishes subcommittees, as necessary, to carry out the objectives of the committee. NAF employment is open to off-duty military as well as family members.
Contractors also provide some on-base employment.
There is no central point of contact. Inquiries must be made directly to the contractors. Family Advocacy Back to top 30 Nightingale Rd. The Family Advocacy Program provides preventative, educational, support and therapeutic services in community partnership to promote healthy military family relationships. The program seeks first to prevent family violence through classes and training on topics such as anger management, work place violence awareness, home safety for children, child abuse and domestic violence awareness.