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for Spouse Pre-Command Course 14 May 2007

Soldier and Family Assistance Program. for Spouse Pre-Command Course 14 May 2007. Well-Being Vision:. Provide Same Level Of Support To Our Soldiers And Families As That Enjoyed By Those Assigned To Military Installations. Challenging because.

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for Spouse Pre-Command Course 14 May 2007

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  1. Soldier and Family Assistance Program for Spouse Pre-Command Course 14 May 2007

  2. Well-Being Vision: Provide Same Level Of Support To Our Soldiers And Families As That Enjoyed By Those Assigned To Military Installations. Challenging because... Soldiers are assigned to locations where they can be the most successful, not where they can receive the best support.

  3. US Army Recruiting Command - FY06 5 Brigades 41 Recruiting Battalions 246 Companies (Includes 10 Contract Companies) 1,688 Recruiting Stations (Includes 69 Stations within Contract Companies) 6,279 On-Production RA 1,774 On-Production USAR 5 Medical Recruiting Bns 72 Health Care Rctg Stations OCONUS Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico Germany Japan Amer. Samoa S. Korea Guam 6th Bde (8) 6D Denver 6F Los Angeles 6G Phoenix 6H Portland 6I Sacramento 6J Salt Lake City 6K Southern Cal 6L Seattle 5th Bde (8) 4C Dallas 4E Houston 4G Kansas City 4I New Orleans 4J Oklahoma City 4K San Antonio 4L Des Moines 4N St. Louis 3d Bde (7) 5A Chicago 5C Cleveland 5D Columbus 5H Indianapolis 5I Great Lakes 5J Milwaukee 5K Minneapolis 2d Bde (9) 3A Atlanta 3D Columbia 3E Jacksonville 3G Miami 3H Montgomery 3I Nashville 3J Raleigh 3N Tampa 3T Jackson 1st Bde (9) 1A Albany 1B Baltimore 1D New England 1E Harrisburg 1G New York City 1K Mid-Atlantic 1L Pittsburgh 1N Syracuse 1O Beckley

  4. US Army Recruiting Command - FY07 OCONUS Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico Germany Japan Amer. Samoa S. Korea Guam 6th Bde (8) 6D Denver 6F Los Angeles 6H Portland 6I Sacramento 6J Salt Lake City 6K Southern Cal 6L Seattle 5th Bde (8) 4C Dallas 4E Houston 4G Kansas City 4J Oklahoma City 4K San Antonio 4L Des Moines 4N St. Louis 6G Phoenix 3d Bde (7) 5A Chicago 5C Cleveland 5D Columbus 5H Indianapolis 5I Great Lakes 5J Milwaukee 5K Minneapolis 2d Bde (9) 3A Atlanta 3D Columbia 3E Jacksonville 3G Miami 3H Montgomery 3I Nashville 3J Raleigh 3N Tampa 3T Jackson 4I New Orleans 1st Bde (9) 1A Albany 1B Baltimore 1D New England 1E Harrisburg 1G New York City 1K Mid-Atlantic 1L Pittsburgh 1N Syracuse 1O Beckley

  5. US Army Recruiting Command (Future) OCONUS Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico Germany Japan Amer. Samoa S. Korea Guam 6th Bde (8) 6F Los Angeles 6H Portland 6I Sacramento 6J Salt Lake City w/Northern Det 6K Southern Cal 6L Seattle 6N Fresno 5th Bde (8) 4C Dallas 4E Houston 4G/4N Kansas City/ St Louis 4J Oklahoma City 4K San Antonio 4P Phoenix 4S Denver 3d Bde (7) 5A Chicago 5C Cleveland 5D Columbus 5H Indianapolis 5I Great Lakes 5J Milwaukee 5K/4L Minneapolis Des Moines 5N Nashville 2d Bde (9) 3A Atlanta 3D Columbia 3E Jacksonville 3G Miami 3H Montgomery 3J Raleigh 3N Tampa 3T (4I) New Orleans 1st Bde (9) 1A Albany 1B Baltimore 1D New England 1E/1L Harrisburg Pittsburgh 1G New York City 1K Mid-Atlantic 1N Syracuse 1O Beckley

  6. Recruiting Family Facts • Two-thirds of recruiting Soldiers and Families live 50 miles or more from military installation • Delivery of service hindered by distance from service providers • Absence of standard military Family support system causes feelings of isolation • Excessive travel sometimes required in order to volunteer, receive training, or attend/support military functions (i.e., ATC, newcomer orientation, FRG, and AFTB)

  7. USAREC Well-Being Network

  8. Army Career and Alumni Program Army Emergency Relief Army Family Action Plan Army Family Advocacy Program Army Family Team Building Consumer Affairs and Financial Assistance Program Disaster Preparedness Elder Care Exceptional Family Member Program Family Member Employment Assistance Information, Referral, and Follow-up Nonappropriated fund (NAF) management for SFA programs. Relocation Assistance Retirement Services Information Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program Sponsorship Training TRICARE/TPR/TRPADFM Volunteer Management Armed Forces Vacation Club (RCI) Program Responsibilities of SFAs

  9. Battalion-specific SITES files Destination USAREC Briefings Civilian Partnerships: American Legion & American Red Cross USAREC AFAP Army Family Team Building Level 1 USAREC Volunteer Awards SFAB Web site Pre-Command Course TRICARE Prime Remote and TPRADFM USAREC SFA Initiatives

  10. Health Benefits and TRICARE • General:Two-thirds of the 1,713 Recruiting Stations are outside a Medical Catchment area (Over 50 miles away). • Continuing areas of concern: • Limited care providers force recruiting personnel and Families to travel long distances. • Extending the Prime benefit to remote locations • TRICARE Prime Remote • TRICARE Prime Remote for Active Duty Family Members

  11. USAREC Communications • Recruiter Journal • Battalion Newsletters • USAREC intranet web site: http://home.usarec.army.mil • USAREC SFAB Internet web site: www.usarec.army.mil/hq/hrd/SFA/index.htm • Toll-Free Numbers • Battalion SFA Managers: • (800) 790-0963 • HQ USAREC SFA: • (800) 223-3735, Extensions: 6-0735 6-0217 6-0421 6-0239

  12. What are your questions?

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