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Exceptional Family Member Program
This program assists service members in providing for the special needs of their Exceptional Family Member (EFM) before, during and after relocation required by a change of duty station. An Exceptional Family Member is defined as any authorized family member (spouse, child, stepchild, adopted child, foster child or dependent parent) residing with the sponsor who possesses a physical, intellectual or emotional disability and requires special medical or educational services. The program ensures every attempt is made to mesh military career and special family needs whenever possible. The EFM program is a mandatory program per MCO P1754.4A. The aim of the program is to assist assignment monitors at HQMC in assigning Marines to an area where the needs of their EFM can be met. |
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EFMP Resources
 The Marine Corps recognizes and is particularly responsive to the needs of Marines, both Active Duty and Marine Corps' Reservists, who have family members with special medical and/or education needs.
The EFMP offers programs that are designed to improve the quality of life for Marine Corps families with special needs.
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Self-Advocacy Guide
For Parents of Children with Special Needs
Published by the AZ Disability Law Center (1.98Mb) |
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FREE 12 minute IEP video for parents!
Developing a Great IEP, with Gary Mayerson, the latest in Autism Speaks' instructional video series, is now available at autismspeaks.org. The free 12 - minute video provides important information for parents who are encountering the IEP process for the first time, as well as tips for parents who have been through the process before. Great resource for any parent involved in the IEP process. |
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