EFMP Support

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EFMP ensures Soldiers with dependents who have medical or educational needs receive coordinated support to maintain readiness and stability.

EFMP at ACS provides systems navigation, advocacy, and non‑clinical case management, helping Families understand medical and school processes while connecting them to respite care and community resources. By supporting Families through PCS moves, deployments, and other transitions, EFMP ensures leaders have Soldiers who are better able to stay mission‑focused because their Families are supported and informed.

EFMP strengthens readiness by:

• Helping Soldiers complete required enrollment before PCS delays occur
• Reducing last-minute command intervention related to dependent care
• Assisting Families in resolving medical/school access barriers
• Providing education to leaders on assignment impacts
• Offering consultative support when Family stress affects performance
• Early referral prevents crisis.

Leaders should connect Soldiers when:

• ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​A dependent has a chronic medical condition
• A child has an IEP or 504 plan
• A Soldier expresses stress related to dependent care
• PCS orders are pending and medical needs exist
• A Family reports difficulty accessing services
• Reintegration reveals increased family strain

When in doubt — refer.