Which program is aimed specifically at addressing violence within families in the USAF?

The Family Advocacy Program is designed specifically to address issues of violence within families, focusing on prevention, intervention, and treatment of domestic violence and child abuse. This program provides resources, support, and education to service members and their families, aiming to foster healthier relationships and reduce incidents of family violence. It is an essential component of overall family readiness and well-being in the USAF, acknowledging the unique stressors military families may face and offering tailored assistance.

Other programs mentioned, such as MWR (Morale, Welfare, and Recreation), focus on providing recreational opportunities and improving the quality of life for service members and their families but do not specifically target family violence. The Disability Services Program is aimed at assisting service members with disabilities in achieving their potential, and the Child Development Program primarily focuses on the care and development of children rather than directly addressing issues of family violence.