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AFRC
The Airman and Family Readiness Center offers classes, workshops
and activities.
For more information or to register, call 377-2178
On-Going Programs:
Deployment Breifings, every Tuesday 9 - 10am and every Thursday
from 3 - 4pm.
Return and Reunion (Reintergration) Briefing:
Every Wednesday 1:30 - 2:30pm
Military Family Life Consultant Program
Walk-ins are welcome at the AFRC Monday through Friday.
Located in building 2631, room 308.
Call 388-0483 for more details.
Ready, Set, Grow! Play Group:
Held on the first, second and third Wednesday of each month at
10:30am until noon at the Community Center
UPCOMING CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS
Financial Classes: each class begins at 9:30am.
Personal Financial Management
The Airman and Family Readiness Center staff provides information,
education, and personal financial counseling to help individuals and
families maintain their financial stability and reach their financial goals.
Seminars, classes, and individualized guidance are offered in the
areas of budgeting, credit/debt management, home-buying, saving,
investing, consumer protection, and general money management.
Subject-matter experts work closely with base leadership to provide
classes and individual counseling in areas of specific need. The
approach is proactive and involves base and local community
representatives in program development. Contact the Airman and
Family Readiness Center for programs of interest.
Transition Assistance Program (TAP) Workshop
Highly recommended for all seperating personnel at 15 months and
again at 6 months
before separation
Transition to Civilian Life
Worried about your benefits, employment opportunities, job
interviews? The 3-Day TAP Workshop can alleviate many of these
concerns. In addition, staff members can answer many of your
questions and give you tips on employment procedures. The
intensive workshop is sponsored by the Airman and Family
Readiness Center, the Department of Labor-Employment Security
Division and the Department of Veterans Affairs. The workshop is
designed to assist military members and their spouses transition
from a military to civilian career. Service members within 180 days of
separation or retirement receive priority consideration. Members can
sign-up for the workshop one year out on a stand-by basis. Areas
of concentration include: Personal Appraisal; Resume/Interviewing
Skills; Researching; VA Benefits; Current Labor Market Trends. The
Center also hosts Marketing Yourself for a Second Career annually,
which is co-sponsored by the Military Officers Association of America.
Heart Link
Heart Link is a fun-filled day of interactive games, presentations and
prizes to help strengthen military families
and to enhance mission readiness. The class is held quarterly with
free childcare and lunch provided.
Spouses earn the Air Force "Spouses Coin"
Great Expectations
An excellent resource for parents-to-be in their 3rd trimester. Lots
of free goodies are provided.
Noon to 4pm.
The Airman and Family Readiness Center offers classes, workshops
and activities.
For more information or to register, call 377-2178
On-Going Programs:
Deployment Breifings, every Tuesday 9 - 10am and every Thursday
from 3 - 4pm.
Return and Reunion (Reintergration) Briefing:
Every Wednesday 1:30 - 2:30pm
Military Family Life Consultant Program
Walk-ins are welcome at the AFRC Monday through Friday.
Located in building 2631, room 308.
Call 388-0483 for more details.
Ready, Set, Grow! Play Group:
Held on the first, second and third Wednesday of each month at
10:30am until noon at the Community Center
UPCOMING CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS
Financial Classes: each class begins at 9:30am.
Personal Financial Management
The Airman and Family Readiness Center staff provides information,
education, and personal financial counseling to help individuals and
families maintain their financial stability and reach their financial goals.
Seminars, classes, and individualized guidance are offered in the
areas of budgeting, credit/debt management, home-buying, saving,
investing, consumer protection, and general money management.
Subject-matter experts work closely with base leadership to provide
classes and individual counseling in areas of specific need. The
approach is proactive and involves base and local community
representatives in program development. Contact the Airman and
Family Readiness Center for programs of interest.
Transition Assistance Program (TAP) Workshop
Highly recommended for all seperating personnel at 15 months and
again at 6 months
before separation
Transition to Civilian Life
Worried about your benefits, employment opportunities, job
interviews? The 3-Day TAP Workshop can alleviate many of these
concerns. In addition, staff members can answer many of your
questions and give you tips on employment procedures. The
intensive workshop is sponsored by the Airman and Family
Readiness Center, the Department of Labor-Employment Security
Division and the Department of Veterans Affairs. The workshop is
designed to assist military members and their spouses transition
from a military to civilian career. Service members within 180 days of
separation or retirement receive priority consideration. Members can
sign-up for the workshop one year out on a stand-by basis. Areas
of concentration include: Personal Appraisal; Resume/Interviewing
Skills; Researching; VA Benefits; Current Labor Market Trends. The
Center also hosts Marketing Yourself for a Second Career annually,
which is co-sponsored by the Military Officers Association of America.
Heart Link
Heart Link is a fun-filled day of interactive games, presentations and
prizes to help strengthen military families
and to enhance mission readiness. The class is held quarterly with
free childcare and lunch provided.
Spouses earn the Air Force "Spouses Coin"
Great Expectations
An excellent resource for parents-to-be in their 3rd trimester. Lots
of free goodies are provided.
Noon to 4pm.
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