Left untreated, domestic violence festers, only to flare up again and again. What happens when Capt. Or when Sgt. Anyone who thinks it's OK to slap, punch, bite, kick, head butt, choke or throw their spouse up against a wall needs to think again. Gen. Craig B. Whelden no longer heads the Army's Community and Family Support Center, but he's as busy as ever working to support military families.
Strong families mean ready forces.
Troubled families mean trouble. Recognizing domestic violence is not always easy, even for the victims. Through this site, AF Family Advocacy locations worldwide can connect to mission critical information, local program requirements and support tools, staff and program directories, online collaboration tools and related program management information. This Web Site is designed to provide public information about the Defense Domestic Violence Task Force that was established by The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2000, Public Law 106-65. This Web site is a virtual resource for policy makers and those providing services to active duty service members, reservists, and their families.