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Army Family Team Building (AFTB) Program
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Inter-related Missions
Army/Families
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Total Army Family (TAF)
• All active Army soldiers
• National Guard soldiers
• US Army reserve soldiers
• Department of the Army civilian
• Army retirees
• Family members of the above
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Purpose of AFTB
Enhance Army readiness through increased personal readiness
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AFTB GOALS
• Families who know how and where to obtain assistance
• Families who can manage personal affairs• Trained volunteer to assist post agencies• Trained volunteers for leadership roles• Soldiers who understand the importance of family
readiness
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Family Member Training
• Level I
• Level II
• Level III
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Family Preparedness
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Soldier Responsibility
Family and personal affairs readiness
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Chain of Command Responsibility
Identifying and addressing the needs of soldiers and families, especially those arising from family
separation or deployment
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Family Readiness Areas
• Medical
• Financial
• Transportation
• Housing
• Legal
• Administrative
• Other
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Family Support Groups (FSG)
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Purpose of FSG
• To foster a sense of belonging to the unit and community
• Provide a vehicle for families to develop friendships
• Provide information, referrals, and support
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Rear Detachment (RD)
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Purpose of Rear Detachment
• To perform official duties for the deployed or absent unit
• Provide communications and assistance through the FSG to the deployed soldier’s family
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RD Support To Families
• Assist family members in resolution of problems
• Be the focal point for mutual information dissemination
• Interface with community support agencies
• Serve as communications link between the soldier and family
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RD Support to the Family (Cont’d)
• Maintain roster/telephone number of family members
• Provide assistance in official functions
• Monitor execution of family care plans
• Develop a map that depicts the residence of all family members
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Separation Challenges
• Coping
• Stress
• Lack of anger control
• Alcohol/drug abuse
• Family abuse