Standards for Military Family Readiness programs
2020 Edition
Military Lifestyle Support and Education Definition
Purpose
Customers acquire the tools and resources needed to effectively navigate the military lifestyle, improve individual and family functioning, and promote positive adjustment and military family readiness.Definition
Military Lifestyle Support and Education services are prevention-focused, educational and supportive services designed to assist Service members and their families with managing the stresses of daily living within the context of the military lifestyle. Services focus on topics and concerns that impact military family readiness including overall family functioning, relocation, deployment, and military separation and are provided using an array of service modalities including automated systems, information and referral, educational briefings and support groups, and one-on-one consultation.
Currently viewing: MILITARY LIFESTYLE SUPPORT AND EDUCATION (MIL-MLSE)
- MIL-MLSE - Definition
- MIL-MLSE 1 - Service Philosophy
- MIL-MLSE 2 - Initial Contact
- MIL-MLSE 3 - Service Delivery
- MIL-MLSE 4 - Relocation Assistance
- MIL-MLSE 5 - Deployment Assistance
- MIL-MLSE 6 - Transition Assistance Program (TAP)
- MIL-MLSE 7 - Employment Assistance
- MIL-MLSE 8 - Personal and Family Life Education
VIEW THE STANDARDS
- Administration and Management Standards
- Administration and Management (MIL-AM)
- MIL-AM - Introduction
- MIL-AM 1 - MFR Program Operation
- MIL-AM 2 - Managing MFR Program Funds
- MIL-AM 3 - Contracts and Service Agreements
- MIL-AM 4 - Community Capacity Building
- MIL-AM 5 - Performance and Quality Improvement
- MIL-AM 6 - Ethical Practice
- MIL-AM 7 - Technology and Information Management
- MIL-AM 8 - Customer Files
- MIL-AM 9 - Technology-Based Service Delivery
- Human Resources (MIL-HR)
- Administration and Management (MIL-AM)
- Service Delivery Administration Standards
- Service Standards
- Emergency Family Assistance (MIL-EFA)
- Exceptional Family Member Program Family Support (MIL-EFMP)
- Family Advocacy Program Services (MIL-FAP)
- MIL-FAP - Definition
- MIL-FAP 1 - Service Philosophy
- MIL-FAP 2 - Family Violence Prevention Services
- MIL-FAP 3 - New Parent Support Program (NPSP) Home Visiting Services
- MIL-FAP 4 - Access to Services
- MIL-FAP 5 - Safety Planning
- MIL-FAP 6 - Needs Assessment
- MIL-FAP 7 - Service Planning and Monitoring
- MIL-FAP 8 - Child Abuse and Neglect Case Management Services
- MIL-FAP 9 - Domestic Abuse Advocacy and Support Services
- MIL-FAP 10 - Clinical Rehabilitative Treatment
- MIL-FAP 11 - FAP Counseling for Survivors
- MIL-FAP 12 - Case Closing and Aftercare
- Financial Readiness Programs (MIL-FR)
- Generic Service Summary Supplement (MIL-GSS)
- Military Lifestyle Support and Education (MIL-MLSE)
- MIL-MLSE - Definition
- MIL-MLSE 1 - Service Philosophy
- MIL-MLSE 2 - Initial Contact
- MIL-MLSE 3 - Service Delivery
- MIL-MLSE 4 - Relocation Assistance
- MIL-MLSE 5 - Deployment Assistance
- MIL-MLSE 6 - Transition Assistance Program (TAP)
- MIL-MLSE 7 - Employment Assistance
- MIL-MLSE 8 - Personal and Family Life Education
- Non-Medical Individual and Family Counseling (MIL-NMC)
- Volunteer Coordination (MIL-VC)
Note: The MIL-MLSE standards were revised in June 2017 to reflect current practice. For more information please see the MIL-MLSE Update Summary.
Note: Military Lifestyle Support and Education services must be made available to all eligible Service members and their families, either directly or by referral, and include:
Note: Military Lifestyle Support and Education services must be made available to all eligible Service members and their families, either directly or by referral, and include:
- relocation assistance;
- deployment assistance;
- employment assistance;
- personal and family life education;
- transition assistance; and
- information and referral.
Some Military Lifestyle Support and Education services are made available through referral to outside providers. In situations where relocation assistance, transition assistance, employment assistance, or personal and family life Education are not provided directly by the MFR program, an NA or “not applicable” is available in the standards.
Note: Please see MIL-MLSE Reference List for a list of resources that informed the development of these standards.
Note: Please see MIL-MLSE Reference List for a list of resources that informed the development of these standards.
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