436AWVA36-101 — Integrated Resilience

436AWVA36-101 governs integrated resilience, violence prevention, and related social and family violence prevention activities.

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  • Publication number: 436AWVA36-101
  • Title: INTEGRATED RESILIENCE
  • Date: 2020-09-22

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It identifies the office as the primary contact for master resilience trainers, Resilience Training Assistants, Wingman Days, and the Employee Assistance Program. It covers Community Action Team and Community Action Board functions, prevention policies, and suicide, sexual assault, and family violence prevention programs.

Topics covered

  • Integrated resilience
  • Violence prevention
  • Master resilience training
  • Community Action Team
  • Community Action Board
  • Suicide prevention
  • Sexual assault prevention
  • Family violence prevention

Questions and answers

What does the Community Action Team do?

Community Action Team (CAT): Comprised of installation and community helping agencies who meet monthly to gather, analyze and develop solutions on community issues related to resilience, quality of life, community needs and gaps in services.

What is the role of the Community Action Board?

Community Action Board (CAB): Senior leader driven forum organized to identify and resolve quality of life issues impacting Total Force (TF) readiness.

What does the publication say about institutionalizing prevention?

Focuses on institutionalizing primary prevention and oversees all prevention programs and activities.

What prevention policies and programs are identified?

Identifies, implements, and assesses public health informed and evidenced based prevention policies, practices, programs and processes to reduce violence.

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