3-15 Navy  Fraternization  Policy,  OPNAVINST  5370.2A, Chief of Naval Operations, Washington, DC, 1994. Physical Readiness and Personal Excellence Program, OPNAVINST 6110.1E, Chief of Naval Operations, Washington, DC, 1998. REVIEW 1 ANSWERS A1. The  purpose  of  quality  of  life  programs  is  to promote  effective  use  of  the  Navy’s  human assets. A2. The Navy benefits from quality of life programs because individuals have a chance to develop their  capabilities  to  the  maximum,  thereby promoting sound leadership that strengthens the chain of command. REVIEW 2 ANSWERS A1. Education under the Personal Excellence Program includes the Navy Skill Enhancement Program (SEP) to improve basic competencies. A2. Citizenship    focuses    on    the    core    values    of Integrity—honesty,   honor,   responsibilities; Professionalism—competence, teamwork, loyalty;  and  Tradition—concern  for  people, patriotism, courage, and personal values. A3. The  Navy  Excellence  Partnership  Program  is  a collaborative effort among Navy commands, public  and/or  private  sector  organizations, and schools or youth organizations. A4. The   long-term   goal   of   the   Navy   Excellence Program is to promote a sense of self-worth and to reinforce in young people  the  knowledge, traits,   attitudes,   and   skills    essential    for responsible citizenship and effective participation in the American work force. A5. FSCs offer a variety of programs for single and married Sailors and their families. A6. Each    FSC    has    an    information    and    referral specialist who provides assistance and makes specific  referrals  for  services  and  programs available    on    base    and    in    the    civilian community. A7. Every  local  FSC  sponsors  a  wide  variety  of classes  on  subjects  ranging  from  balancing family budgets to spouse employment. These classes are opportunities to gain and improve on  family  skills,  thereby  avoiding  a  crisis before it develops. A8. FSC often can provide short-term counseling to resolve many personal, financial, marital, and family problems. A9. The    Family    Advocacy    Program    (FAP)    was established by the Department of Defense to address issues relating to domestic violence. A10.   All alleged cases of abuse or neglect should be reported to the family advocacy representative (FAR). A11.   The Family Home Care (FHC) Program allows spouses of Navy members to care for children of Navy personnel in their government quarters. A12.   The  Navy  requires  all  single  parents  and  dual military   couples   with   children   to   complete   a Family   Care   Plan   Certificate,   NAVPERS 1740/6, which provides a plan for dependent care arrangements. A13.   The  broad  purpose  of  the  Casualty  Assistance Calls Program (CACP) is to offer support to the next  of  kin  of  Navy  members  involved  in  a casualty. A14.   The Navy seeks to accomplish its CACP purpose through personal visits by a uniformed Navy representative  called  a  casualty  assistance calls officer (CACO). REVIEW 3 ANSWERS A1. The   EO   Program   guarantees   the   rights   of equality of opportunity and treatment for all, regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, gender, or  national  origin  within  constraints  of  the law.