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Program Overview
ACS promotes self-reliance, resiliency and stability during times of war and peace to Soldiers and their Families. Staff members are ready to assist you with questions from the day you process in to the day you leave. |
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Army Family Action Plan
AFAP is an Army-wide initiative to identify and prioritize issues to enhance standards of living for Soldiers and their Families.
353-2382
This year's AFAP conference is scheduled for November 27-29. If you have an issue you would like to submit, please completed the Issue Sheet and email to fwa.afap@gmail.com or fax to 353-7389. |
Army Family Team Building
AFTB lays the foundations for successful Army living by providing Family readiness and self-reliance training, bridging the gap between the Army and Family members and helping Families understand the Army way of life.
353-2382 |
Army Volunteer Corps (AVC)
Volunteerism stabilizes the Army by contributing to community cohesion, increasing self-reliance and enhancing the well-being of Soldiers and their Families. Volunteer to contribute your talents and experience a worthy cause. 353-1977 |
Employment Readiness (ERP)
For spouses and service members looking for employment opportunities ERP staff offers classes on resume preparation, career planning, federal application assistance and interview skills. Whether you are looking for a job or just need help sprucing up your resume, ERP can help.
353-4327 |
Exceptional Family Member (EFMP)
If you have a Family member with physical, developmental or emotional disorders EFMP can assist with services for therapy, education and counseling. EFMP also provides referral services, Family support activities and educational workshops.
353-4243
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Family Advocacy (FAP)
Soldiers and Families can receive information on healthy life skills, parent education, child-rearing, stress management and relationships. FAP also has an extensive library full of books, activities and games that can be checked out.
353-7317 |
Financial Readiness (FRP)
Don’t struggle with finances on your own, let FRP give you the tools and understanding necessary to be financially responsible. FRP provides budget counseling and personal financial management. Soldiers and Families may request one-on-one financial counseling.
353-7438/4369 |
Mobilization & Deployment Readiness
Deployment is stressful for everyone involved and MOBDEP is ready to support you. Deployment and redeployment briefings, FRG support and training and Rear Detachment support are offered. MOBDEP has a wide variety of booklets, pamphlets, DVD’s, classes and Operation R.E.A.D.Y. materials, which provide tools and knowledge to assist spouses in being self-sufficient.
353-4332/4458 |
Relocation Readiness (RRP)
With welcome packets, a lending closet and sponsorship training, RRP staff can help you get situated with all the information needed for a smooth transition in or out of Ft. Wainwright. The lending closet provides household necessities and baby items for up to 30 days while waiting for personal goods to arrive or anytime in-between.
353-7908 |
Soldier & Family Assistance Center
SFAC takes care of Warriors in Transition and their Family members so they can focus on their mission to heal. The SFAC is an information clearing house that ensures these Warriors and their Families receive the information and referrals in a timely manner.
353-7322 |
Survivor Outreach Services (SOS)
Survivor Outreach Services (SOS) demonstrates the Army's commitment to Families of the Fallen Warriors by providing support and Services to Active, Reserve, and Army National Guard Families.
SOS takes a holistic and multi-agency approach to delivering these services by providing access at Garrisons and communities closest to where Families live. Your new SOS support team will function as the long term personnel for Survivors, and will work closely with programs and agencies to ensure Survivors receive their necessary services.
Please call 353.4004 for more information on Survivor Services. |
