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United States Army
Army Community Service
Army Community Service USAG Humphreys
Maude Hall Bldg 6400
Unit # 15228
APO, AP 96271
315-757-2370
315-757-2363
+82-5033-57-2363
Deployment can be a challenging phase of the military lifecycle, but it’s important to know that you don’t have to go through it alone. The military provides a variety of resources and support programs — ranging from educational briefings to morale calls — for your loved ones, children and service members to ease the stress of deployment. Military members may be assigned to a specific installation but support may come from local communities, Yellow Ribbon events or the installation itself.
Military and family life consultants are licensed mental health professionals who possess master or doctorate degrees. MFLCs provide situational, problem-solving consultations. No written records are kept, and these services are free to soldiers and family members. MFLCs are available on post and can be reached by contacting the U.S. Army Garrison-Humphreys Army Community Service at DSN 315-757-2363/2372.
FRG Leader Course: One component of the 3-hour FRG training is the FRG leader course. Training addresses an overview of establishing and maintaining Family Readiness Groups. Students successfully completing this training receive an IMCOM Certificate of Training
FRG Key Contact Course: Another component of the 3-hour FRG training course that provides an overview of training and resources for Family Readiness Group Key Callers. Attendees receive an IMCOM Certificate of Training.
FRG Fund Custodian Course: The final component of the 3-hour FRG training course that provides an overview of training and resources for Family Readiness Group Fund Custodians. Attendees receive an IMCOM Certificate of Training.
CARE Team Training: 2-hour, training that prepares volunteers participating in unit CARE Teams to assist families in crisis due to injury, death of Soldier or Family member. The focus is on assisting the Family/Soldier with "what comes next" after the critical situation has occurred. Addresses CARE team function, grief/bereavement management, Casualty Operations, Resilience for Caregivers and survivor assistance programs. Identifies elements, roles, responsibilities and expectations of volunteers assisting a Soldier or Family member in critical need. Certificate of Training upon completion.
Mobilization and Deployment Readiness Program
The Mobilization and Deployment Stability Support Readiness Program provide straining intervention to soldiers, civilians, and family members. The purpose is to maintain individual readiness throughout the Army Force Generation cycle. Our mission is to dispense a training, knowledge and guidance that can assist soldiers, civilians, and their families in sustaining individual readiness throughout the entire deployment cycle and rotation. Deployments, separations, and reinterrogations can be challenging. It’s a part of the military life that can bring stressful situations to Soldiers, Civilians, and their Families. The mobilization and deployment program are a great resource that provides guidance, counseling, training, and other life skill resources that are available for Soldiers, Civilians, and their Families to access throughout the deployment process.
The Mobilization and Deployment Readiness tailor training provides information and material to Soldiers, Civilians, and their significant families to advocate resiliency, reintegration and reset training that allows them to reconstitute their family structure. Trainings that are currently incorporated are the following: The family readiness aligning to Army family team building training. The training comprised three levels: knowledge, growth, and leadership. SFRG trainings (Essential for Commander & 1st SG, SFRG Leader Training, SFRG foundation, SFRG Key Contact and SFRG Fund Training. Care team training are also introduce as needed. The mobilization and deployment teams are here to give support, assistance, training, and any resources that constitute mobilization and deployment. Classes are interactive, in person, virtual and are taught by the program manager and volunteer instructor. For additional information and to register for a class, call Army Community Service at 315-757-2370.
Release 2022.09.14.1