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.