FY 2010 National Defense Authorization Act Section 563 Pub. Law No 111-84.

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FY 2010 National Defense Authorization Act Section 563 Pub. Law No

We know the system. We can help. Exceptional Family Member Program A family support program for military families with special needs Special needs – –chronic medical condition –child in special education/early intervention program

We know the system. We can help. Enrollment in the EFMP Mandatory for active duty service members Identifies the family member with a special medical or educational need Documents their needs Coordinates with the receiving command that the services are available Recommends to Personnel Command whether the family member should travel to that location. Requires assignment to locations where care and support are available

National Defense Authorization Act, Section 563 Public Law No October 2009

We know the system. We can help. Landmark Legislation Established a new Department of Defense office: Office of Community Support for Military Families with Special Needs Requires this Office to develop a new policy Requires the Military Services to provide community support to military families with special needs Applies to service members regardless of location

We know the system. We can help. DoD Requirements Identify gaps in services Address the gaps Oversee the expansion of case management Oversee the EFMP enrollment and assignment coordination process –Expand EFMP assignment coordination to include to and within the US Monitor availability and accessibility of non-Military programs (e.g., special education, Medicaid, SSI)

We know the system. We can help. Stabilization Requires stabilization of assignment for a minimum of four years. “In a manner consistent with the needs of the armed forces and responsive to the career development of Service members”

We know the system. We can help. Communication with Families Enhance and disseminate appropriate information Establish capability to provide timely access to information and referral services

We know the system. We can help. Service Responsibilities Establish a community support program in all locations with military families, to include: – case management for military families with special needs Establish an infrastructure to support installation efforts, including training

We know the system. We can help. Service Progress Army – EFMP managers at most installations, multiples at larger locations USMC – EFMP managers, case workers, education and training specialists, and three attorneys Navy – EFMP liaisons at five high concentration areas, hope to expand to all installations by October 2010, using school liaisons for educational issues Air Force – EFMP as a collateral duty

We know the system. We can help. Current Status NDAA authorized $50M for FY 2010, but funding was not appropriated Unofficially stood-up the Office –Assigned/hired five staff - Package to officially stand-up office in coordination Providing Services funding for a limited number of EFMP coordinators in 2010 and 2011 MC&FP will POM for FY Working with the Services on projects that will benefit families with special needs

We know the system. We can help. The Way Ahead Officially Stand-up Office Joint service site visits in the DC area - May EFMP Off Site – June Benchmark Study Functional Analysis of data management systems Study of availability/accessibility of Medicaid Study of accessibility to children and youth services Establish a mechanism to involve families with special needs

We know the system. We can help. Joint Service Working Group In April 2009, OSD convened a Joint Service working group to identify issues for military families with special needs. The WG: –Developed a communication plan to inform families about the EFMP –Planned and conducted a joint service training conference (November 2009) –Is currently working on an EFMP Implementation Guide and eLearning modules for EFMP families

We know the system. We can help. Joint Service Working Group Rebecca Posante, OSD Isabel Hodge, OSD Lorie Sebestyen, OSD Susan Johnson, Army (M&RA) Vickie LaFollette, IMCOM, Army Sharon Fields, EFMP Manager, HQ, Army Evonne Carawan, Navy (M&RA) Fred Davis, CNIC, Navy Rhondavena LaPorte, HQ, USMC Linda Stephens-Jones, Air Force, (M&RA) Teresa Barrow, HQ USAF Kelly Hruska, NMFA Cyndy Brissenden, Military OneSource Francine Forestell, TMA

We know the system. We can help.

Military OneSource Partnership Specialty consultations – up to 12 per year –Consultants with professional training and background in special needs –Consultants who also have a family member with a special need

Discovering child has a disability Early Intervention Services Special Education Health Benefits Families in Transition Advocating for your child Resources and Support Records and other tools Parent Toolkit AVAILABLE THROUGH MILITARYONESOURCE.COM/

Facilitators Guide Professionally developed Training Materials For the Parent Toolkit Available from Military Homefront

Discovering child has a disability Early Intervention Services Special Education Health Benefits Families in Transition Advocating for your child Resources and Support Records and other tools Parent Toolkit AVAILABLE THROUGH MILITARYONESOURCE.COM/

SCOR for Children Tracks and organizes medical information/ special education Available on a CD Provided in a three ring binder Inserts for business cards, records and receipts AVAILABLE THROUGH MILITARYONESOURCE.COM/

We know the system. We can help. Accessible Playgrounds Forty military installations around the world are building accessible playgrounds for children with disabilities and for wounded warriors Renovating additional playgrounds at DoD schools to be accessible

We know the system. We can help. Playgrounds Kaiserslautern Grafenwoehr Fort Gordon Fort Polk Fort Sill Fort Bragg Fort Lewis Fort Bliss Fort Stewart Fort Carson Fort Benning Fort Sam Houston Fort Belvoir Fort Riley Fort Drum Fort Lee Fort Campbell Fort Knox Fort Meade Fort Hood NAB San Diego NAS Oceana NAS Jacksonville NAVSTA Pearl Harbor NDW Anacostia NSA Naples NAS Sigonella MCB Quantico MCB Camp Pendleton MCAS Cherry Point MCAS Miramar MCB Camp Lejeune Andrews AFB Lackland AFB Travis AFB Wright-Patterson AFB Nellis AFB Aviano AB RAF Lakenheath Kadena AB

We know the system. We can help.

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