Which program assists sailors in co-location requests based on family needs?

The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) is specifically designed to help service members, including sailors, who have family members with special needs. This program ensures that these families receive the necessary support and services while also facilitating co-location requests that address their unique requirements. By coordinating with various military and community resources, the EFMP helps identify assignments that accommodate the medical, educational, and emotional needs of family members with disabilities or special considerations.

The other options, while providing important support services, do not focus specifically on co-location requests tied to family needs in the same targeted manner as the EFMP. The Naval Family Support Program and the Fleet and Family Support Center offer broader assistance for families but do not specifically tailor their resources to address the unique challenges faced by families of individuals with special needs. Meanwhile, the Co-location Assistance Program, while related to assignments, lacks the comprehensive support structure that the EFMP provides for family members requiring special attention.