CFPSA Annual Report 2003-2004

• Chief of the Defence Staff
  • Agency Profile
  • Our Divisions
  • Human Resources
  • Finance and Informatics
  • Internal Audit and Review
  • NPP Sponsorship and Donation Program
  • CFN National Advertising Program
  • Human Rights and Harassment Prevention
  • Support to those who served in 2003/2004
• President and Chief Executive Officer
• Introduction
• Services to Serving members
  • CANEX offers What You Need
  • SISIP Financial Services
  • Work/Life balance
  • National and International Sports
  • Physical Fitness
  • CFPSA Training Centre
  • Human Performance Reasearch and Development
  • Health Promotion
  • Messes
  • Support to those who served in 2003/2004
  • PSP: Looking ahead
• Services to Deployed Members
  • Your home away from home
  • Mission Information Line
  • Financial matters
  • Deployed Operations
  • Support to deployed members in 2003/2004
• Services to Families
  • Military Family Services Program
  • Youth Program
  • Mission Information Line
  • Don't Forget the Fun
  • Volunteers
  • Employment of Family Members
  • SISIP FS
  • CANEX
  • Support to families in 2003/2004:
  • Families: Looking Ahead
• Services to Retired/Former Members
  • Retirement Planning at any Age
  • Support to Retired/Former Members in 2003/2004
• NPP Committees
• NPP Board of Directors
• Financial Overview and Highlights
  • CFPSA Financial Overview
  • Base/Wing Funds
  • Officers Messes
  • Warrant Officers and Sergeants Messes
  • Junior Ranks Messes
  • Combined and All Ranks Messes
• Acronyms

PREVIOUS REPORTS

• 2004/2005
• 2003/2004
• 2002/2003
• 2001/2002
• 2000/2001 (.pdf, 2.97Mb)
• 1999/2000 (.pdf, 758Kb)
• 1998/1999 (.pdf, 6.90Mb)

• More than 11,000 hours of emergency childcare service was provided from April 2003 to March 2004.
• In September 2003 alone, a whopping 4,798 calls were received on the MIL.
• C/MFRC Deployment Support Services held more than 450 family events and activities.
• C/MFRC staff and volunteers distributed more than 10,500 welcome packages to newly arrived military families.
• CFPAF provided assistance to approximately 5,600 CF members and their families including $1.4 million in Distress Loans and Grants, $2.6 million in Education Loans, and $10 million in Self-Improvement Loans.