Local resources that address the needs of the handicapped  may  be  located  by  checking  local telephone listings under the following headings: Community   Chest Community  Council Community   Planning   Council Community   Services Council  for  Community  Services Counseling   Clinic Counseling  Service County  Department  of  Health County  Mental  Health  Association Family  Counseling  Service Family  Service Family  Service  Association Health  and  Welfare  Council Information  and  Referral  Service Mental  Health  Clinic United  Fund United  Way THE  FAMILY  ADVOCACY  PROGRAM The   Family   Advocacy   Program   (FAP)   was developed  in  1979  under  the  auspices  of  the Bureau  of  Medicine  and  Surgery  (BUMED). BUMED   promulgates   procedures   for   identify- ing,  evaluating,  intervening  in,  treating  and preventing   cases   of   abuse,   neglect,   sexual assault,  and  rape  of  spouses  and  children  in Navy  and  Marine  Corps  families.  The  Family Advocacy   Representative   (FAR)   implements and  manages  the  local  Family  Advocacy  Pro- gram  at  the  command  level.  In  the  absence  of the  Family  Advocacy  Representative,  the Duty  Family  Advocacy  Representative  (DFAR) assumes  the  duties  of  the  FAR.  BUMEDINST 6320.57   series   provides   information   regarding the  Family  Advocacy  Program.  A  copy  of  this instruction  should  be  maintained  within  the ecclesiastical reference library. PERSONAL  AND FAMILY   ENRICHMENT Personal   and   family   enrichment   activities include  any  service  or  program  that  helps  to strengthen  and  develop  the  lives  of  single  serv- ice  members,  family  members,  or  families  as  a whole.  Personal  and  family  enrichment  pro- grams help people to feel good about themselves and their relationship to each other. Family Services Centers generally maintain a list  of  the  personal  and  family  enrichment  pro- grams available within the military and civilian communities. Several programs which deal with personal and family enrichment are presented in the  following  paragraphs. Chaplains  Religious  Enrichment Development  Operation  (CREDO) CREDO is a new kind of learning experience both  for  young  adults  and  for  leaders  in  the Navy.  The  chief  aim  of  CREDO  is  to  help  peo- ple  understand  themselves  better,  develop  new perspectives   about   their   relationships   with friends,  shipmates,  the  Navy,  and  the  broader world in which they live. CREDO workshops are designed to explore some of the more distressing aspects  of  our  contemporary  culture.  Some  of the  subjects  explored  are  the  rapidly  changing values concerning the family, such as authority, religion,  personal  freedom,  drug  and  alcohol use,  ethnic  and  racial  disharmony,  and  genera- tional distrust. Parent Effectiveness Training (PET) Parent  Effectiveness  Training  (PET)  is  a program  designed  to  enhance  the  way  parents relate  to  their  children.  PET  endeavors  to  show parents   and   children   how   to   develop   mutual respect  for  each  other.  PET  programs  are  con- ducted  at  many  local  community  colleges. 5-15