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  • Air Force

    Military and Family Readiness Center

    829 Stiner Street

    43d ABS/FSFR

    Bldg 430

    Pope Army Airfield, NC 28308

    COMM phone number for Pope Army Airfield Military and Family Readiness Center

    910-394-2538

    FAX phone number for Pope Army Airfield Military and Family Readiness Center

    910-394-4346

    DSN phone number for Pope Army Airfield Military and Family Readiness Center

    312-424-2538

    DSNFAX phone number for Pope Army Airfield Military and Family Readiness Center

    312-424-4346

    Mon – Fri 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Sat and Sun - Closed Holidays – Closed
    MAPMap: http://maps.google.com/maps?q=+829+Stiner+Street,+43d+ABS%2FFSFR,+Bldg+430,+Pope+Army+Airfield+NC+28308

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Military and Family Support Center Overview

The Military and Family Support Center is one part of a larger network of agencies, programs, services, partnerships and individuals that supports your personal and family readiness. The larger system called the Military Family Readiness System is a web of support for you and your family. The Military and Family Support Center should be one of your first stops once you arrive at a new installation. The programs and services they offer are a key resource for you and your family.

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The Federal Voting Assistance Program ensures that service members, their eligible family members and overseas citizens have the tools and resources to register to vote and request an absentee ballot, regardless of their state of residence. The Voting Assistance Guide is a reference guide for everything you need to know about absentee voting in all 50 states, the U.S. territories and the District of Columbia. Select your state to find your local election office’s contact information. Voting forms are also available online. Should you need assistance please contact the Military and Family Readiness Center at 910-394-2538.

Military and Family Support Centers provide information, education and support programs to help balance the demands of military life. Offerings include:

  • Deployment support to assist you and your family during all phases of the deployment cycle. Learn more about deployment support.
  • Relocation assistance to help you prepare for an upcoming move and get settled into your new location. Learn more about the military Relocation Assistance Program.
  • Confidential counseling provides support for a wide range of issues from marital conflicts and stress management to coping with grief and deployment adjustments. Learn more about confidential counseling.
  • Personal and family life education assists with developing knowledge and skills to help you navigate your mobile military life.
  • Personal financial readiness assists you and your family in building and maintaining your financial readiness.
  • Employment assistance supports career exploration, education, training and licensing, career connections and employment readiness for military spouses, transitioning service members, and other family members. Learn more about the Spouse Education and Career Opportunities program, or SECO.
  • Information and referral can assist you in identifying and clarifying needs and locating and connecting to services and programs available both on and off your installation.
  • Morale, Welfare and Recreation, or MWR services provide lots of ways for you to connect with friends and others for entertainment, rest and relaxation — all at reduced or no cost. Learn more about MWR programs and services.
  • The Transition Assistance Program provides the information, skills and knowledge necessary for a successful transition from military to civilian life. Learn more about transition assistance programs and resources.

Military and Family Support Centers may provide other programs such as the following:

Exceptional Family Member Program

Family Advocacy Program

New Parent Support Program

Federal Voting Assistance Program

Services may vary by location and installation. Use the Search tool to find contact information for your installation Military and Family Support Center. Just enter your installation name, Zip code or state.

Pre-Separation

Briefings are held at 8 a.m. on Wednesdays for all members who are separating or retiring. The briefings usually last about two and a half hours and are conducted at the Military and Family Readiness Center at 829 Stiner Street on Pope Army Airfield.

Call 394-2538 to schedule your appointment as soon as possible due to your projected separation or retirement date. If you have already attended the briefing, send an email with the date you attended. If you have decided to re-enlist or extend your enlistment at this time, you are still required to attend.

The M&FRC has computers with laser printers to assist in preparing your job search paperwork, including resumes, cover letters, applications and more.

Other available resources include internet access, employer information, computerized job listings and many employment-related books, videos and pamphlets in our Career Resource Center. Many of these services are also available for your spouse. If you have any questions, email or call the M&FRC at 394-2538.

Military and Family Support Center Associated Links

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