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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 10, 2015
  • October 31, 2025

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This official U.S. Navy app provides mandatory training and resources on preventing domestic violence and child abuse. It offers interactive modules, information on healthy relationships, reporting options, and support services, allowing users to document training completion.

Mandatory training modules
Domestic violence prevention
Child abuse prevention
Healthy relationship information
Reporting options
Support services and resources
Training completion documentation
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What's New in Domestic Violence Prevention

3.2

October 31, 2025

-- Bug fixes and stability updates

User reviews

Trash

Can’t even get past the disclaimer.

Test

Test test 8/13

App doesn’t show cert

After downloading , completing and deleting then reinstalling countless times I still do not have the cert. never shows up.

Waste of Taxpayer Money

Great information, but an app is pointless, slow, buggy, and poorly done.

Crap

I am a retired Navy civilian. Why should civilians have to complete this training since we rarely interact with military members? Just more evidence how the so- called brass comes up with ludicrous solutions to problems akin to them still building aircraft carriers with the Chinese having 1,000-mile carrier buster missiles that render carriers all but useful. They endeavor to make civilian employees and military members Captain Americas, so that the real mission can’t be accomplished. The military is so stupid that their stance reminds me of a Jackson Five song when I was in junior high school, namely “One bad Apple DOES spoil the whole bunch.” If they keep adding more and more required training courses each year (back in the good old days we didn’t need to take any, and I wasn’t aware of any problems that arose), pretty soon the DOD will be stuck with employees who are poor performers who don’t care about getting the job done and only in goofing off, rendering the whole system totally ineffective.
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FAQ

What is the Domestic Violence Prevention – All Hands app?

This is an official U.S. Navy mobile application designed as a training and resource tool. It provides comprehensive information and instructions on the prevention of domestic violence and child abuse, fulfilling mandatory general military training requirements for all Navy personnel.

What kind of training does the app offer?

The app offers interactive and educational training covering topics such as defining domestic abuse, intimate partner abuse, and child abuse, identifying types of violence, factors associated with abusers, the cycle of domestic violence, tactics used by abusers, the impact on children, reporting options, and requirements for reporting child abuse.

How can I document my training completion?

Once you complete the training modules within the app, you can document your completion in your Electronic Training Jacket (ETJ) by using your DODID number. This feature ensures your training is officially recorded and accessible.

Does the app provide emergency resources?

Yes, the app includes an 'Emergency' contacts section that offers direct information and links to crucial services like the National Domestic Violence Hotline and the Military Crisis Line, providing immediate access to help.

Is this app available for all mobile devices?

The app is a mobile application, and to successfully submit course completion, an external e-mail account must be set up on the device. For iOS/iPhones, the native e-mail app must be used for this function.