Program Manager: Amy-Jo Johnson
Phone: 845-938-5654
Email: amyjo.johnson@usma.edu
Army Community Service, Bldg. 622
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:30pm

Army Family Team Building (AFTB) empowers individuals, maximizing their personal growth and professional development through specialized training, transforming our community into a resilient and strong foundation meeting today’s military mission.

AFTB Goals:
a. Prepare Individuals through specialized training generating flexible, adaptive and capable Soldiers, Families and Civilians.
b. Enhance personal growth and professional development by leveraging an adaptive curriculum and technology meeting the needs of the transforming military.
c. Employ resources to build and strengthen enduring partnerships resulting in resilient strong communities.

AFTB January - March Class Schedule

AFTB Class Registration Form

AFTB Unit Briefing/Training Request

What AFTB class should I attend?

AFTB Level I Modules train basic information about the Army. Learn about the Army life and how to maneuver through daily challenges by discovering how to decipher Army acronyms, utilize Community Resources, attain better financial readiness and understand the goal and impact of the Army mission on daily life.

AFTB Level II Modules train personal growth skills. Grow personally through self-development modules. Learn how to improve your communication skills, personal relationships, and stress management skills. Discover how teams form and grow, how to solve problems and how to resolve personal conflict. Acquire knowledge on Army traditions, customs, courtesies and protocol.

AFTB Level III Modules train leadership skills.
Thrive in the Army and civilian life by expanding leadership skills, effective communication techniques and learning to mentor others into leadership positions. Learn about the different leadership styles, how to run an effective meeting, how to manage group conflict and how to coach and mentor others.

AFTB is a volunteer-led program. If you enjoy teaching or want to hone your presentation skills and are looking for an opportunity to get involved, consider becoming an AFTB instructor. To become a certified AFTB Instructor, you must attend the AFTB Instructor Course to receive training and tools for success. The Instructor Course is an action-packed workshop focusing on public speaking skills, lesson planning, group management, and visual aids. For more information, please contact Amy-Jo Johnson at amyjo.johnson@usma.edu or 938-3655.

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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.