Telephonic Mobilization & Reunion/Reintegration Briefing
Army Family Team-Building Workshops
Youth, Leadership, Education and Development Summit (YLEAD)
BBPCC Spouse Training

Soldier and Family Member Life Skills Training

Tele-Mobilization Brief

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This telephonic briefing provides participants with tools and knowledge to prepare for mobilization/deployment.

Topics include: Army Reserve Programs and Services. What To Expect, Emotional Cycle of Deployment, Benefits and Entitlements, Military Pay and Legal Matters.

Target audience: Family Members of Soldiers identified for Mobilization/Deployment

Tele-Reunion/Reintegration Brief

Tuesday, 20 September 2016 at 7:00 PM

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This telephonic briefing provides participants with tools and knowledge to prepare for reunion/reintegration.

Topics include: Reconnecting with the Soldier, TRICARE/TAMP, TRICARE Reserve Select, Finding Your New Normal, ESGR/Employment Resources, Counseling Resources and Veterans Benefits.

Target audience: Family Members of Re-deploying Soldiers

Army Family Team-Building Workshop Level I

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AFTB is a readiness training program that helps to educate Army Families who want to learn more about military life. This training program assists the Army community in developing skills and encouraging behaviors that strengthen self-reliance, promote retention, and enhance readiness.

AFTB Level I is for soldiers and Family members who are relatively new to the Army (less than 5 years) or those who want a refresher.

Topics include: Military Terms, Acronyms, Customs and Courtesies, Chain of Command, Benefits, Entitlements and Compensation, Family and Military Expectations, Impact of the Mission of Family Life, Basic Problem Solving

Audience: Statutory Volunteers, Family Members, Commander, Rear Detachment Commander (RDC), Sergeant Major, First Sergeant, Unit Support Staff [Unit Administrator (UA), Supervisory Staff Administrator (SSA), Family Readiness Support Assistant (FRSA)], ARFP Staff

Army Family Team-Building Workshop Level II

AFTB Level II training is designed for Family members who are interested in gaining life skills to become community leaders. The skill sets taught in AFTB Level II are individual personal development, introduction to leadership and how to deal effectively with others.

Topics include: Introduction To Effective Leadership, Volunteer and Marketing Management, Management Skills (i.e. communication, conflict resolution, group dynamics), Problem Solving Techniques, Networking with Community Agencies, Building a Resource Library, Family Support Groups, Military Grade and Command Structure ,Traditions, Customs, Courtesies and Protocol

Army Family Team-Building Workshop Level III

AFTB Level III training focuses on inspiring and mentoring others into leadership positions. It is designed to develop advanced leadership abilities and enhance participants’ current skills.

Topics Include: Effective Communication, Leadership and Listening Skills, Coaching, Mentoring and Advising, Developing Presentations, Planning and, Conducting Workshops, Building a Cohesive Team, Effective Public and Media Relations, Understanding the Army Organization and Political Issues

Youth, Leadership, Education and Development Summit (YLEAD)

Army Reserve youth tell us that they feel isolated when they don’t know anyone else with a parent or sibling serving in the Army. Leadership opportunities and positive youth development programs allow Army Reserve youth to connect with other youth who share their military life experience. YLEAD Summits provide an opportunity for teens ages 14 -17 to connect with their peers that are located within their region or command during a 4 day leadership retreat. Teens participate in workshops geared towards enhancing their life and social skills such as: stress management, leadership, communication, understanding the military culture and community service. YLEAD Summits have influenced thousands of Army Reserve teens to be a positive contributor to their Family, school, and community. (Click here for a YLEAD near you.)

BBPCC Spouse Training

The Senior Volunteer Advisor course is designed to enhance the skills senior spouses need for the leadership roles they hold during their spouse’s assignment. This course is geared specifically toward spouses of Battalion and Brigade commanders and Command Sergeants Major, who take on the role of Senior Volunteer Advisors to the Commander in all areas pertaining to Family Readiness.

Audience: Spouses of Battalion and Brigade commanders and Command Sergeants Major