Ways to Support Our Troops Click here

Operation Homefront: Click here

Family Readiness Handbook for the Army National Guard: Click here

Army Family Guide Book: Click here

Task Force of Returning GWOT Heroes: Click here

The Mobilization & Deployment Readiness Program helps to better prepare Soldiers and families for pending deployment

Deployment can be a highly emotional and stressful event. At Mobilization/ Deployment Readiness, we can help ease your mind by letting you know what to expect and the best ways to prepare for all three stages of the deployment cycle (Pre-deployment, Deployment, and Reintegration). 

 

We also offer a Children’s Deployment Group at the same time.  The children’s group meet in BDG 622 also. The children’s group involves fun activities that foster and support a sense of community.   These groups are supervised by Family Advocacy personnel and facilitated by Cadet Volunteers. For more information about services & helpful links (Click here)

The Army Well-Being Liaison Office Information Line (800-833-6622) provides accurate information, useful resources and helpful referral services to Soldiers, civilians, retirees, veterans and their family members with issues or concerns pertaining to Army life (deployment, child support, family readiness, etc). The information line is staffed Monday-Friday 0800-1630 EST. or visit http://www.wblo.org

Military One Source (MOS): 24/7 Information & referral support. From the US, call toll free 1-800-342-9647, OCONUS 800-3429-6477 or visit MOS on the web at http://www.militaryonesource.com/skins/MOS/home.aspx

MOS supplements existing family programs by providing support to active and mobilized reserve components (RC) Soldiers, deployed civilians and their families worldwide. 

Army Family Team Building (AFTB) Program    
AFTB Workshop Schedule Click here
AFTB is designed to educate & empower members of the military community to develop skills & encourage behaviors that strengthen self-reliance, promote retention, & enhance readiness. The program consists of 3 levels of training, some of which can be completed online. Level I focuses on the basic skills & knowledge needed for military life. Level II allows you to grow into a community leader. Level III develops mentoring skills. Level I-III training, as well as Volunteer Instructor Training, is available at the ACS Center. Contact Galatea Badger, 845-938-5654 for more information or to participate, and visit www.myarmylifetoo.com

FMWR  facilities are for eligible personnel only.
Active duty and retired military personnel, Air National Guard and Reserve personnel, family members of the above, DoD and retired civilian employees, and cadets are eligible to use FMWR facilities. Proper identification may be requested by staff.