Institute for Health and Security of 1xbet sports betting Families

Contact: Briana Nelson Goff, 785-532-1516, militaryfamiles@ksu.edu

Description:

military familyThe Institute is dedicated to comprehensively responding to the chronic effects of war on 1xbet sports betting personnel and their families. Programs include 4-H and 1xbet sports betting Partnership projects and Operation: 1xbet sports betting Kids; training projects targeting the prevention and/or response to family maltreatment and domestic violence in the 1xbet sports betting ; and the National Guard Family Resilience Program. In addition, the K-State Research and Extension Program includes a Cooperative Extension office on post at Fort Riley. The Institute conducts research on the effects of trauma on deployed personnel and family members; studies the effects of deployment on marriages, children, employment, and family income; and develops research and training programs on violence prevention in 1xbet sports betting personnel. Speech and language services for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and other disorders are also provided, along with programs for children and youth of deployed service members.

Website:

Institute for the Health and Security of 1xbet sports betting Families

Program Partners:

Fort Riley Schools; Fort Riley Child and Youth Services; Fort Riley Commissary; Fort Riley Family Readiness Groups; Fort Riley's Irwin Army Community Hospital

Institutional Impact Area(s):

K-State 1xbet sports betting Affairs; K-State College of Human Ecology

Audience:

1xbet sports betting families

Tags:

Children, Youth, and Family (non-school related); Health and Health Care; Public Understanding and Adult Training; College of Human Ecology