Welcome to the Horizon Air AFA EAP/Professional Standards page.

Here you can learn more about how the EAP/Professional Standards Committee contributes to the success of the Flight Attendants at Horizon Air.

EAP/Professional Standard Contacts

Anne Strand

LEC 16 Chair

(206) 940-4634

Carrie Dennis

lec 17 chair

(360) 600-5988

Stephanie Day

LEC 16 REP

(425) 4787638

Brandy Likes

LEC 16 rep

(503) 330-5503

Peter Oxentenko

LEC 17 REP

(503) 888-8612

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Miria Davis

lec 16 rep

(208) 389-8612

Kim VanWormer

LEC 16 REP

(509) 308-9553

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Lynnette Clark

MEC EAP CHAIR

(503) 729-4439

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Flight Attendant Drug and Alcohol Program (FADAP)

FADAP….What is it?

FADAP stands for Flight Attendant Drug and Alcohol Program (FADAP). This website is available to all flight attendants, no matter what status you currently hold — active, furloughed, or even if you are on a leave status. FADAP is a substance-abuse prevention program, created and promoted for and by the flight attendant profession and funded by the FAA. Throughout this site you will find stigma free information on substance use, abuse and dependence.

Click the link to see the many resources available to all flight attendants. Fadap

What does the EAP Committee do?

The AFA Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is a resource for resolving problems through an international network of over 200 professionally-trained, peer support volunteer Flight Attendants overseen by mental health professionals. AFA EAP assists members in accessing appropriate medical help around mental health issues involving family crises, work-related trauma and chemical imbalance, as well as conflict resolution services and response to critical incidents. tool using your SSO (Simplified Sign On).

From time to time, everyone experiences personal or work-related problems. Sometimes, these problems can overwhelm our normal coping strategies. Support from a trained peer or a referral to a mental health professional may prove helpful.

The AFA EAP helps members, their families and partners deal with concerns on and off the job that affect them. The AFA EAP is strongly committed to the health, safety and well-being of all of its members.

What To Do When the Paychecks Stop.

Read this comprehensive guide for getting your bearings should you ever be faced with unemployment.

FADAP is a substance-abuse prevention program, created and promoted for and by the flight attendant profession and funded by the FAA.

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