DAF Family Advocacy Program

The Department of the Air Force is conducting market research to understand industry providers' capabilities and interest in supporting the Family Advocacy Program. The program requires comprehensive, evidence-based personal services to support service members and their families, including domestic abuse and child abuse prevention and education, victim advocacy and crisis intervention, clinical assessment, counseling, and case management. The government is seeking information on companies' operational approaches, capability, and capacity to provide these services. Interested companies should provide a white paper detailing their operational approaches and complete a survey. • The services required include domestic abuse and child abuse prevention and education, victim advocacy and crisis intervention, clinical assessment, counseling, and case management. • The government is seeking information on companies' operational approaches, capability, and capacity to provide these services. • The services will be provided to support service members and their families across 76 installations. • The government is interested in understanding how industry providers structure, staff, and execute these complex, high-stakes support services in military or similarly demanding environments.