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Who Do I Contact?
Need an EAP Rep?
DFW
Julian Robinson
314-374-1505
jrobinson@afaeagle.com
Missy Melton
314-477-5178
mmelton@afaeagle.com
MIA
Rebeca Stam
305-232-2701 or 786-371-6012
rstam@afaeagle.com
ORD
Elizabeth Bonner
503-528-6496
ebonner@afaeagle.com
Maria Ito
951-970-2251
mito@afaeagle.com
Marty Ford
740-272-0893
mford@afaeagle.com
PHX
Elizabeth Bonner
503-528-6496
ebonner@afaeagle.com
Maria Ito
951-970-2251
mito@afaeagle.com
Marty Ford
740-272-0893
mford@afaeagle.com
MEC
Elizabeth Bonner
503-528-6496
ebonner@afaeagle.com
A personal note from your EAP Committee Base Chairs:
AFA MEC EAP and LEC 51 ORD EAP Chair, Elizabeth Bonner.
Greetings! Our EAP has three parts. One is Employee Assistance, under this part, we serve as a resource for resolving problems through an international network of over 200 professionally-trained, peer support, volunteer Flight Attendants overseen by mental health professionals.
Part two is Professional Standards (PS). We help with conflict resolution between flight crews, flight attendants and other co-workers.
Part three is Flight Attendant Drug and Alcohol Program (FADAP). We help with substance abuse for yourself and your family. All of our services are confidential and free.
FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT PS AND FADAP SCROLL DOWN
ORD
Maria Ito and Marty Ford and I are your local ORD EAP representatives. We are dedicated and caring representatives. Whatever your concern, we can help. Please reach out to us in your time of need, whether it is a simple question or a complicated issue. Nothing is too small or too large for us to help. If we can’t help you, we will find someone who can.
DFW
Hello, I’m Julian Robinson, LEC 52 DFW EAP Chair. My team and I are here to aid and support you in every possible way with any possible scenario. This may come in the form of rerouting you to a different committee that can best address your concerns. Please understand this is by no means a brush-off. We take pride in the training of our representatives and our abilities to discern. If we don’t have the answers, we will do our best to get you to the person who does. I have 2 very capable and competent representatives working with me in DFW, Missy Melton, and Antonine Mathurin.
Please be aware that in some rare cases, we may not have been informed of your emergency situation, so if you don’t hear from us please give us a call.
MIA
Hi. My name is Rebeca Stam, and I am the LEC 59 MIA EAPchair. As you know, the Miami base had been closed and was reopened a couple of years ago. We are now rebuilding the local union and are actively seeking members for our union committees, including our EAP committee. Please reach out to me if you feel called to support your fellow flight attendants in our day-to-day life. It is a privilege to lend a listening ear when you want one, and to be available for anything you might need. All our EAP bases work together, we are a very close team, and we each help, as needed, at the other bases, too. Feel free to call whichever base, or rep, you feel most comfortable with. If we can make your job more enjoyable, safer, or more compatible with the rest of your life, please do not hesitate to reach out. Blessings to all.
Professional Standards
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Flight Attendant Drug & Alcohol Program FADAP
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, last year more than 93,000 people died of overdoses in the United States, marking the largest number of drug-related deaths ever recorded in a year. Fentanyl, the synthetic opioid most commonly found in counterfeit pills, is the primary driver of this alarming increase in overdose deaths.
To learn more about this significant pubic safety threat, visit the DEA’s web page https://admin.dea.gov/alert/sharp-increase-fake-prescription-pills-containing-fentanyl-and-meth and view the two attachments ‘One Pill Can Kill Press Release’ and the ‘DEA Fact Sheet on Counterfeit Pills’.
(L to R). Elizabeth Bonner (MEC EAP Chair) Maria Ito (ORD EAP Rep) Heather Healy (International EAP Director) Julian Robinson (DFW EAP Chair)
Three of Envoy's five AFA EAP team participated in CIRP (Critical Incident Response Program) Recurrent Training in SEA on June 1st, 2016.
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2015 Unite to face addiction rally, washington DC.
(L-R) Jose Redondo, Ana faith, elizabeth bonner, julian robinson, maria ito
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