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Teen Deployment Class!

This is intended for youth 12 years and older.

If you are reading this, then you probably have a loved one who will be going away, or being deployed. Teen Deployment Classes are just a way to give you some 411 to help you prepare for your Soldier to go away. You will get a lot of information....but don’t worry, you do not have to remember it all. There are other Teens out there just like you, that are not going through this now, but that have gone through this before and are willing to help you.

You do not have to go in any specific order, and you don’t have to finish this all at one time. You can take breaks, but remember where you were so you can come back later. You may want to jot down a few notes as well.

Because everyone has lots of questions (from your Soldier and your family), we have tried to answer some of the most common questions. We might not have addressed everything that could be going through your mind, so if at any time during this briefing (or after), send us an email at arcys@usar.army.mil or just click on "Feedback" link at the bottom of every page. To view a schedule or register for an upcoming teen deployment class, go to www.arfp.org/registerTDC.

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Index of Info  

What's Up with Child and Youth Services?
CYS is here for you; for your needs and to provide opportunities for fun and growth

What's Up with Deployment?
Basic facts and tips about deployment

What's Up with my Feelings?
Get ready for what many youth describe as a roller coaster ride of emotions

What's Up with the Money?
When a parent gets called to active duty, they typically leave a civillian job, this may affect your family income

What's the 411?
Also known as Frequently Asked Questions

What's Up with ID Cards?
Who should have one and why

What's Up Doc?
TRICARE, the military healthcare plan

What's Up with Everybody Else?
Knowing there are others with the same feelings and experiences may make you feel less alone

What's Up with Other Stuff?
There are plenty of people and places willing and wanting to help you

What's Up Now?
Look at separation as a chance to face challenges and grow

What's Up with this Survey?