The Total Force Resource
Fostering resiliency, encouraging self-sufficiency and building a community that supports each other and the mission.
Lunch & Learn at the Ozark Inn Dining Facility. Come and go as you please. Talk with a Military Family and Life Counselor and Personal Financial Counselor about a topic of your choice.
To say that preparing for a military deployment is stressful is a lot like saying Antarctica is cold. Most of your brain is probably dedicated to soaking up time with your loved ones and reviewing your military training, so it's understandable if you aren't as focused as you should be on nitty-gritty details like legal documents. While ensuring your legal affairs are in order might not be a fun way to spend the weeks before your next deployment, it is one of those must dos.
There are three must-have legal documents you need to update:
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Personal Work Life Offers programs/services designed to enhance the individual's knowledge, skills, and abilities to anticipate and meet challenges throughout various stages of the military family life cycle. Services include: one-on-one assessment counseling, crisis intervention, information and referrals, track and trend data, design activities based on identified needs/strengths of the community
Personal Financial Management Services When families have personal financial difficulties or wish to be proactive and develop a family financial plan, the A&FRC is the place to go. Offers information, education, and personal counseling to help individuals and families maintain financial readiness/stability and achieve their financial goals.
Transition Assistance The A&FRC is the focal point for transition assistance activities at the base level, providing retiring, separating, and demobilizing members/families information, skills, and knowledge needed for a successful transition to the civilian community.
Employment/Career Support Employment Assistance supports customers in achieving short-term and long-term employment, education/training, and career goals.
Air Force Wounded Warrior (AFW2) The Air Force is committed to providing the highest level of support to our combat-related wounded, ill and injured Airmen and their families. To fulfill this commitment, the AFW2 Program and the A&FRC work together to ensure professional, personalized care and assistance are provided in a timely and effective manner.
Crisis Assistance/Intervention A&FRCs do not provide therapy or long-term counseling; however, when facing a tough personal or family concern, the A&FRC is the place for customers to go. A&FRCs provide assistance in assessing and prioritizing their issues and customers receive appropriate referral and follow-up services.
Disaster Response In the event of an evacuation, natural disaster, or any unexpected contingency, the Installation Commander may direct activation of an Emergency Family Assistance Center (EFAC) to serve as the focal point for victim and family assistance services. The EFAC serves as a staging area where families can obtain disaster relief, contingency information and services. The center's primary mission is to integrate services that will address the practical and emotional needs of individuals and Department of Defense personnel affect by a disaster.
Your A&FRC is the place for leaders and families to go when they want to learn about resources and services available in your on/off base communities.
Contact your 442nd A&FR Team @ 660-687-3530 or 442afr@us.af.mil
Need to Talk? Military & Family Life Counselors are here to listen. MFLCs are available to help service members, spouses & children address issues such as deployment & reintegration, marriage & relationships, parenting, sibling & family issues, communication, stress, anxiety, depression, grief, and daily loss issues. Free & Anonymous. No records are kept and PRP personnel are welcome. Call 660-631-7985 (adult) 660-631-9001 (youth).