Army Child and Youth Services Health Screening - Tool #1

Army Child and Youth Services Health Screening - Tool #1 is a 3-page legal document that was released by the United States Army Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation on March 11, 2009 and used nation-wide.

FAQ

Q: What is Army Child and Youth Services Health Screening - Tool #1?
A: Army Child and Youth Services Health Screening - Tool #1 is a tool used to assess the health and wellness of children and youth in the military community.

Q: Who uses Army Child and Youth Services Health Screening - Tool #1?
A: Army Child and Youth Services Health Screening - Tool #1 is used by professionals working with children and youth in the military community, such as child and youth program directors and staff.

Q: What is the purpose of Army Child and Youth Services Health Screening - Tool #1?
A: The purpose of Army Child and Youth Services Health Screening - Tool #1 is to identify and address any health concerns or needs of children and youth in the military community, and to support their overall well-being and development.

Q: What does the health screening tool assess?
A: The health screening tool assesses various aspects of children and youth's health, including physical health, mental and emotional well-being, social development, and safety.

Q: How often is the health screening tool administered?
A: The frequency of administering the health screening tool may vary, but it is typically done annually for children and youth participating in Army Child and Youth Services programs.