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Deployment Readiness • Federal Voting Assistance • Employment Assistance • Financial Readiness • Volunteer Opportunities • Family Life • Work Life • Relocation Readiness • Unit Family Readiness • Team Building • Military & Family Life Counselors • Resiliency • Exceptional Family Members • Information & Referral • Armed Forces Action Plan• Transition Assistance • Survivor

Benefit Services • Casualty Assistance • Professional Development • Federal Voting Assistance • Volunteer Opportunities • Financial Readiness • Work Life • Military & Family Life Counselors • Unit Family Readiness • Transition Assistance •

JBSA-MILITARY & FAMILY READINESS SERVICESJoint Base San Antonio (JBSA) Military & Family Readiness (M&FR) is dedicated to providing a full range of quality programs and services that promote self-reliance, mission readiness, resiliency and ease adaptation into the military way of life.

We offer a variety of classes, trainings, and workshops that promote, educate, and facilitate readiness and resiliency:

Air Force Aid SocietyAir Force Families ForeverArmed Forces Action PlanCasualty AssistanceDeployment ReadinessEmployment & Career DevelopmentExceptional Family Member ProgramFinancial ReadinessHeart LinkHearts ApartInformation & Referral

Unit Family ReadinessMilitary & Family Life CounselorsMilitary Family Team BuildingPersonal & Work LifeRelocation ServicesResiliency TrainingSurvivor Benefit ServicesTransition Assistance ProgramVolunteer OpportunitiesWarriors in TransitionVoting Assistance Program

Regardless of specific duty station location, patrons assigned to JBSA can attend trainings and utilize the services offered at all three locations. For more information about a program or service, call:

(FSH)JBSA-Fort Sam Houston

(210) 221-2705 or 221-2418

(LAK)JBSA-Lackland(210) 671-3722

(RAN) JBSA-Randolph(210) 652-5321

Briefings for groups, units, or one-on-one consultations are available by request. Programs and events are subject to change. Some services are based on the number of participants and require a minimum number in order to be effective. If the minimum is not met, the class may be canceled or rescheduled. Other services may be limited due to seating or space. To ensure availability, call to sign up.

All services provided by JBSA-M&FR are open to all branches of the military, Active Duty Military and their families, Reservists, Coast Guard, National Guard , Retirees, Surviving Spouses, DoD civilian employees (APF and NAF), and DoD contracted employees, unless otherwise stated.

JBSA-Fort Sam HoustonMon-Fri 7 AM-4:30 PM

Closed: 1st & 3rd Thursday 1-4:30 PM, Federal Holidays & AETC Family days

JBSA-LACKLANDMon-Fri 7:30 AM-4:30 PM

Closed: 1st & 3rd Thursday 12:30-4:30 PM, Federal Holidays & AETC Family days

JBSA-RANDOLPHMon-Fri 7:30 AM-4:30 PM

Closed: 1st & 3rd Thursday 2-4:30 PM, Federal Holidays & AETC Family days

This is a bi-monthly publication produced by the 802d Force Support Squadron (FSS), JBSA-Military & Family Readiness. Although every effort is made to publish accurate information, classes and guest speakers are subject to change due to unforeseeable circumstances. Some services require a minimum number of attendees in order to be effective. If the minimum is not met, the class may be canceled or rescheduled. Other services may be limited in size due to classroom space. To ensure availability, call to register.

Modified Services & Operational Status

Virtual Services & AppointmentsTo help mitigate possible resurgence of COVID-19, we’re continuing a full menu of virtual services. As of June 1, 2020 the JBSA-M&FRC will begin modified in-person services in accordance with social distancing precautions. Appointments are encouraged for face-to-face interactions. Some services may not be immediately available on a walk-in basis.

Before planning a visit, call to confirm operational status.Registration is highly encouraged as the status of our services may change. All registered participants will be notified of any schedule changes or cancellations.

Fort Sam Houston(210) 221-2705 or 221-2418

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JBSA-Lackland(210) 671-3722

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JBSA-Randolph(210) 652-5321

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A phased approach for reopening is expected and our operational status will continue to change based on information from public health officials and in alignment with national, state, city, and higher headquarters public health guidance. For up to date information regarding JBSA operations, visit www.jbsa.mil/coronavirus.

HOLIDAYS, SPECIAL OBSERVATIONS, & CLOSURESJune 2020National Safety Month14 Army Birthday23 Coast Guard Auxiliary Birthday27 PTSD Awareness Day23 Army Reserve Birthday

July 2020Month of the Military Consumer3 Independence Day Observed (All Centers Closed)4 Independence Day6 AETC Family Day/Army Training Day (All Centers Closed)25 National Hire a Veteran Day26 Americans with Disabilities Act Day

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EFMP Orientation 8, 22 13, 27 p. 26 JBSA-RAN

EFMP Support Group 2, 16 7, 21 p. 11 JBSA-FSHEFMP: What Does it Mean to Me? -- 23 p. 11 JBSA-FSH

CALENDAR OF EVENTS JUNE-JULY 2020JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-MILITARY & FAMILY READINESS

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8, 22 13, 27 p. 22 JBSA-RAN

Smooth Move Relocation 11 -- p. 22 JBSA-RANPlan My Move - Smooth Move Relocation 30 7 p. 15 JBSA-LAKTrails & Tales Guided Tour -- 10 p. 7 JBSA-FSH

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Debt & Credit Management 22 27 p. 8 JBSA-FSHDevelop Your Spending Plan -- 14 p. 23 JBSA-RANDivorce & Financial Impacts 22 27 p. 8 JBSA-FSHDream Big, Plan Now 25 -- p. 23 JBSA-RANFinancial Readiness Overview 9, 23 14, 28 p. 8 JBSA-FSHFirst Baby Financial Readiness 16 21 p. 8 JBSA-FSHHome Sweet Home: Home-Buying Strategies 25 -- p. 15 JBSA-LAKHome Sweet Home: Home-Buying Strategies -- 23 p. 23 JBSA-RANHow to Budget 9, 23 14, 28 p. 8 JBSA-FSHMarriage: Managing Finances Together 15 20 p. 8 JBSA-FSHOfficer First Duty Station Financial Training 10 8 p. 15 JBSA-LAKOfficer First Duty Station Financial Training 23 -- p. 22 JBSA-RANPromotions & Strategic Financial Plans 8 13 p. 7 JBSA-FSHSocial Security & You 25 -- p. 8 JBSA-FSHSaving For The Holidays -- 9 p. 16 JBSA-LAKThrift Savings Plan 10 8 p. 8 JBSA-FSHWise Investment Strategy 9 -- p. 22 JBSA-RAN

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General Resume Writing -- 14 p. 16 JBSA-LAKGeneral Resume Writing 10 8 p. 9 JBSA-FSHInterviewing Skills 12 -- p. 23 JBSA-RANInterviewing Skills 17 15 p. 9 JBSA-FSH

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INFORMATION & REFERRALJBSA-FSH • M&FRC, Bldg. 2797 (210) 221-2705 or 221-2418Information & Referral helps DoD ID cardholders and their families connect with the right resources to meet their specific needs on JBSA or within the local community.

RELOCATION ASSISTANCEJBSA-FSH • M&FRC, Bldg. 2797 (210) 221-2705Reduce or eliminate problems arising due to frequent moves with specialized services such as individual or group counseling; sponsorship and pre-arrival information; mandatory overseas briefings and post-move orientations; lending closet; and immigration services. Call for more information or to sign up for a class.

LENDING CLOSETMonday-Friday 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Closed 1st & 3rd Thursday 1-4 p.m.The Lending Closet loans essential household goods like kitchen equipment, sleeping mats, irons, and more, while you’re in transit. Permanent party, technical school students, TDY, and civilians may borrow items up to 30 days. A copy of your orders is needed.

NEWCOMER’S ORIENTATIONJune 5, 19 & July 17 8 a.m. to NoonA mandatory in-processing brief for all military and civilian personnel newly assigned to JBSA, family members welcome. Service members must coordinate attendance with their Unit Personnel. Patrons must sign in and be seated by 7:50 a.m. Representatives from

agencies throughout the community are on site to share information.

TRAILS & TALES GUIDED TOURJuly 10 8-11 a.m. Located in the heart of San Antonio, Fort Sam Houston hosts the most extensive collection of historic buildings in the Department of Defense! Join us for a guided tour to learn about its rich history. Seating is limited; registration required.

IMMIGRATION & CITIZENSHIPJune 23 & July 28 9 a.m. to Noon Meet with a Citizenship & Immigration Service Officer (USCIS) for assistance with applications. Registration is not required.

FINANCIAL READINESSJBSA-FSH • M&FRC, Bldg. 2797 (210) 221-2705Financial Readiness can assist with developing an individual plan to achieve financial goals. Specialized services include money management, credit and financial planning, insurance and consumer issues, and information on emergency assistance. Call for more information or to register.

PROMOTIONS & STRATEGIC FINANCIAL PLANSJune 8 & July 13 1-2 p.m. You worked hard for that promotion, shouldn’t you do the same for your financial future? Discover tips to help make the most of your new financial opportunity like setting up spending goals, reducing excessive debt, growing your retirement, and more.

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June 9, 23 & July 14, 28 9-9:30 a.m.Get acquainted with financial wellness classes and services offered by M&FR, and discover resources that can help now and in the future.

HOW TO BUDGETJune 9, 23 & July 14, 28 9:30-11:30 a.m.Participate in this hands-on, guided process to learn how to create a spending plan worksheet. Attendees must bring a copy of their current LES, spouse’s income information (if applicable), a list of monthly expenses, and debt information such as the total balance owed, monthly payment, and annual percentage rate (APR).

THRIFT SAVINGS PLANJune 10 & July 8 9-11 a.m.Are you taking full advantage of your TSP? Become familiar with contribution limits, tax-deferred investments, and rates of return. Learn what options are available after separating from the military or civil service.

MARRIAGE: MANAGING FINANCES TOGETHERJune 15 & July 20 1-2 p.m. Marriage changes your financial situation; developing a plan together is essential! Get tips to help create a new household spending plan that works for both of you, review debts, credit reports and scores, discuss emergency funds, and more.

FIRST BABY FINANCIAL PLANNINGJune 16 & July 21 9-11 a.m. There’s no doubt having a baby is exciting and expensive. Knowing about those expenses before they occur and having a financial plan in place can help better prepare you and your family. Military families who are planning for their first child are encouraged to attend.

DEBT & CREDIT MANAGEMENTJune 22 & July 27 9-11 a.m. Learn how credit scores are calculated, key factors to improve your score, and discuss associated costs.

DIVORCE & FINANCIAL IMPACTSJune 22 & July 27 1-2 p.m. Review financial topics to help navigate the process, such as establishing a spending plan based on new potential expenses and income, updating all account beneficiaries, reshaping retirement funds, and more.

SOCIAL SECURITY & YOUJune 25 9:30-11:30 a.m.Learn about changes to social security benefits and how it can affect your retirement. Facilitated by a subject matter expert in Social Security.

EMPLOYMENT READINESS INTERVIEWING SKILLSJune 17 & July 15 9-11 a.m.

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MILITARY FAMILY SUPPORT PROGRAMMeet with a career counselor from Workforce Solutions Alamo to learn about employment opportunities for military spouses. To schedule an appointment, call (210) 850-2152.

YOUR PATHWAYS TO EMPLOYMENTMondays (Not held July 6) 9-11 a.m.Discover your path to employment by setting a foundation for success. Meet with Workforce Solutions, Texas Workforce Commission, USO, NAF & Civilian Personnel, CSP, and M&FR to learn about

local resources, services, and workshops that best support your employment goals.

- FIND THE JOB YOU WANT -USAJOBS NAVIGATION & FEDERAL RESUMEJune 3 & July 1 9-11 a.m. This hands-on class will navigate you through the USAJOBS website and show how to set custom notifications. Learn how to interpret federal vacancy announcements and create a detailed federal resume.

GENERAL RESUME WRITINGJune 10 & July 8 9-11 a.m. Learn different resume formats and which one to use while writing a non-federal resume. Receive tips to help adequately prepare a summary statement, employment history, and more.

Discover ways to prepare for a job nterview and make a lasting impression — review topics like appropriate attire, networking, salary negotiation, and the importance of social media.

LINKEDIN June 24 & July 22 9-11 a.m.Looking for a job? LinkedIn is a must for your social media toolbox! Learn about the benefits, how to create a professional profile that showcases your abilities and accomplishments.

TRANSITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (TAP)/SOLDIER FOR LIFEJBSA-FSH • Soldier for Life, Bldg. 2264, Ste. 102 (210) 221-1213TAP is a mandatory program for all service members separating or retiring out of the military and must begin no later than 365 days prior to their transition. The program provides training opportunities, and information to help service members meet their post-military goals. Services include self-assessment tools, pre-separation counseling, benefits overview, job search training, resume review, career options, academic and educational guidance, and more. Call to schedule an appointment or sign up.

WE’RE MOVING THIS SUMMER!The Soldier for Life-Transition Assistance Program is planning to relocate to a new building this summer. Keep an eye on our Facebook page for details!

INDIVIDUALIZED INITIAL COUNSELINGMonday-Friday Call to RegisterThose separating or retiring from active-duty must meet with a TAP counselor to officially start the transition process. Service members will complete a personal self-assessment to begin the development of their Individual Transition Plan (ITP) to identify their unique needs and establish post-transition goals. This one-on-one counseling session must start no later than 365 days before their anticipated separation or retirement date. This is the first step of the Transition process.

PRE-SEPARATION COUNSELINGJune 5, 29 & July 22 9-11 a.m. & 1-3 p.m.This is the second step of the formal transition process. Pre-Separation Counseling, just like Initial Counseling, must start no later than 365 days



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by-law information to include benefits, entitlements, and resources for eligible transitioning service members. Caregivers and spouses are encouraged to attend pre-separation counseling with their service member. Prerequisite: Individualized Initial Counseling.

TAP WORKSHOPSeparation: June 15-17 & July 27-29Retirement: June 22-24 & July 13-15 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.This mandatory 3-day workshop provides a standardized core curriculum. Review common challenges, financial planning, and VA benefits to help service members depart career ready. Facilitated by the Department of Labor, Veterans Administration, and M&FR. After completion, additional workshops aligned with an individual’s post-transition plan are offered. Prerequisite: Individualized Initial Counseling & Pre-Separation Counseling.

MANAGING YOUR EDUCATIONJune 1-3 & July 6-8 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.This 3-day track helps service members achieve academic success by reviewing credit transfers, researching schools, exploring financial aid assistance, providing vocational education counseling, and more. Subject to individual plans, this class may be required; prerequisite: TAP workshop.

DOL EMPLOYMENT WORKSHOPSeparation: June 18-19 & July 16-17Retirement: June 25-26 & July 30-318 a.m. to 4 p.m.A 2-day workshop hosted by the Department of Labor provides information to say current in a competitive job market by reviewing emerging technology for networking and searching for employment. Learn how to build an effective resume and brush up on up on interviewing skills. Subject to individual plans, this class may be required; prerequisite: TAP workshop.

DOL VOCATIONAL TRAINING WORKSHOPJune 10-11 & July 1-2 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.A 2-day workshop hosted by the Department of Labor guides those pursuing career technical training. Discuss different vocational fields and identify the skills needed to develop an action plan for achieving career goals. Review accredited training institutions and credentialing programs. Subject to individual plans, this class may be required; prerequisite: TAP workshop.

TROOPS TO TEACHERSJune 8 & July 16 Noon to 2 p.m.Eligible military personnel interested in pursuing teaching as a second career review topics like education and licensing requirements, employment leads, counseling and placement, financial assistance, and more.

CAREER SKILLS PROGRAMThe JBSA CSP provides transitioning service members opportunities to help turn their military skills into post-service careers. Connecting with apprenticeships, participate in internships, and complete certification trainings during your final 180 days of active duty service. Currently, opportunities have been coordinated with AACOG Law Enforcement Academy, Accenture, CPS Energy, the Exchange, Hiring Our Heroes corporate fellowship and training, HOLT CAT, Microsoft Systems Academy, Onward to Opportunity, Rackspace, Southwest Research Institute, United Health Group, and Veterans Affairs. Service members may also seek independent opportunities. For more information, call (210) 221-1672 or email [email protected].

MILITARY & FAMILY LIFE COUNSELORS (MFLC)JBSA-FSH • M&FRC, Bldg. 2797 (210) 421-9387Military & Family Life Counselors help service members, their families, and significant others by discussing issues from deployment and reintegration, marriage and relationships, stress and anxiety, depression, grief and loss, and other life concerns. Consultations are anonymous, with no records kept. Call to schedule an appointment; meetings may be arranged off-site, after-hours, and on weekends.

PERSONAL FINANCIAL COUNSELORPersonal Financial Counselors provide free financial counseling services to service members and their families. Consultations are anonymous, with no records kept. Some evening and weekend times are available. To schedule a consultation, call (210) 238-2407.

EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAMJBSA-FSH • M&FRC, Bldg. 2797 (210) 221-2705EFMP is a mandatory enrollment program that assists service members and their families with special, physical, emotional, developmental, or intellectual needs. EFMP works with military and civilian agencies to provide comprehensive and coordinated medical, educational, housing, and community support; and personnel services. Call for details or to register.

EFMP SUPPORT GROUPJune 2, 16 & July 7, 21 12:30-1:30 p.m.Caring for a special needs family member can be challenging, whether it is a spouse or a child. This brown-bag support

group helps connect families to our special needs community to share ideas, challenges, and concerns, and discover resources within the community.

LUNCH & LEARN WITH EFMPSOCIAL SECURITY & SSIJune 18 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.Join us for a guest speaker from the Packard Law Firm to discuss Social Security and Supplemental Security Income benefits, eligibility, and how to apply.

EFMP: WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO ME?July 23 2-4 p.m.Whether newly enrolled or curious about the program, this class guides you in understanding what an Exceptional Family Member is, how to enroll in the program, where to find support, and more. Leaders are encouraged to attend to review the program requirements and the resources available to their service members.

EQUESTRIAN CAMPJune 23-25 9 a.m. to NoonEFMP youth, ages 6-14, receive the full Equestrian experience of therapeutic horseback riding. Campers will learn horsemanship and etiquette, how to brush and care for a horse and an opportunity to ride in the arena. Families attend a one-on-one orientation before camp begins. Registration is required, and space is limited.

PERSONAL & WORK LIFEJBSA-FSH • M&FRC, Bldg. 2797 (210) 221-2418Personal & Work Life collaborates with many helping agencies to provide education and promote family preparedness through readiness support. Call to register for a class.

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The national Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) provides support to expecting parents from pregnancy to delivery to raising a child to 5 years of age. Meet with a clerk, Licensed Vocational Nurse, or Nutritionist every 1st Tuesday and 3rd Wednesday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. to learn about nutrition, breastfeeding, counseling services, and more. Open to all JBSA patrons. Call (210) 674-7739 to schedule an appointment. WIC is an equal opportunity program.

LIVE NUTRITIONAL COOKING CLASSJune 24 & July 29 9-11 a.m.Looking for some new healthy cooking ideas? A certified dietitian will offer a live demonstration showing how to make some quick, easy, and tasty recipes.

CAR SEAT 101June 9 & July 14 9-11 a.m.Forward and rear-facing, tether straps, hooks, and anchors - there are many aspects to consider when installing a car seat and making adjustments for growth. Review different types of car seats and essential seat installation tips to help keep your child safe. Afterwards, sign-up for the Car Seat Safety Clinic to have your car seat checked by a Child Passenger Safety Technician and Senior Checker.

CONVERSATIONAL CORNERJune 12, 26 & July 10, 24 9-10:30 a.m.Pour a cut of coffee, pull up a chair, and grab a laptop or cellphone to join us for a conversation. Topics will cover a range of subjects open to diverse perspectives and experiences.

R.E.A.L. COMMAND TEAM TRAININGJune 2 & July 7 9-11 a.m.Commanders and First Sergeants review Soldier & Family Readiness Group

operations and learn about roles, funding basics, volunteer management, and recruiting concepts.

R.E.A.L. FRL & FRSA TRAININGJune 23 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.The Family Readiness Liaison and Family Readiness Support Assistant learn how their role assists the command and volunteers. Discuss leadership and volunteer management, communication tips, SFRG non-mission essential activities, and resources.

R.E.A.L. SFRG LEADERS TRAININGJune 24 9-11 a.m.Soldier & Family Readiness Group Leaders review roles, expectations, and responsibilities within the SFRG and Command, as well as how to set-up, maintain, and handle challenges.

R.E.A.L. KEY CONTACTS TRAININGJuly 29 9-11 a.m. All SFRG Key Contacts must attend this training. Discuss roles and responsibilities, learn how to address potential issues, and identify resources.

R.E.A.L. FUND CUSTODIAN TRAININGJuly 29 1-3 p.m. Current and incoming SFRG Fund Custodians are required to attend this training to review regulations for managing informal funds and fundraising.

KEY SPOUSE INITIAL TRAININGJune 10 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.This is mandatory for all newly appointed Key Spouses and Key Spouse Mentors who have not received the initial training from their previous location. Review the 8 core modules in the standard Air Force Key Spouse training curriculum, roles, and responsibilities.

KEY SPOUSE REFRESHERJune 17 9-10 a.m. Key Spouses and Key Spouse Mentors who have completed the mandatory initial training from a previous location

brush up on program requirements, roles, responsibilities, best practices, and participate in a Q&A session.

KEY SPOUSE CONTINUING EDUCATIONJune 17 10 a.m. to NoonQuarterly professional development trainings are offered to Key Spouses and Key Spouse Mentors to learn about new resources and maintain skills.

MILITARY FAMILY TEAM BUILDING (MFTB)JBSA-FSH • M&FRC, Bldg. 2797 (210) 221-2418 MFTB is about mission readiness and family readiness. It helps service members grow as leaders and teaches families how to adapt and embrace challenges. Open to all DoD cardholders on JBSA. Unit training available by request.

BRIEFER TRAINING COURSEJune 16 & July 8 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.Whether providing a desk-side briefing to a commander or tasked to present information to a diverse audience, this professional development course is designed to address how to prepare for and present an elective briefing.

VOLUNTEER SERVICESJBSA-FSH • M&FRC, Bldg. 2797 (210) 221-2705Volunteers support the military and the community in a variety of capacities such as coaches, office assistants, SFRG leaders, program assistants, and more. Volunteer Services coordinates with the community to connect patrons with volunteer opportunities. Call for details.

VOLUNTEERING 101June 9, 23 & July 7, 21 1-3 p.m.Learn about volunteer opportunities in

the community, rules and regulations for volunteering on a military installation, and how to register and navigate the Volunteer Management Information System.

DEPLOYMENT READINESSJBSA-FSH • M&FRC, Bldg. 2797 (210) 221-2418Deployment Readiness offers workshops, briefings, and support groups to enhance mission preparedness and self-reliance throughout the phases of a deployment cycle. Unit Family Readiness services are found under the Personal & Work Life section.

PRE-DEPLOYMENT RESILIENCYThursdays 8-10 a.m. Explore common realities and challengesencountered before and during a deployment. Review resources and tools that assist with the different phases of deployment.

POST-DEPLOYMENT RESILIENCYThursdays 10 a.m. to NoonDiscuss reintegration back into home life and learn about resources to help with associated stressors. Develop positive relationship skills and build on existing skills.

FEDERAL VOTING ASSISTANCE PROGRAMJBSA-FSH • M&FRC, Bldg. 2797 (210) 221-8683The Federal Voting Assistance Program provides information and guidance to service members, their families, and all other U.S. civilian DoD employees, by contributing to a better understanding of voter rights and absentee voting. For more information, email [email protected].

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INFORMATION & REFERRALJBSA-LAK • M&FRC, Bldg. 1249(210) 671-3722Information & Referral help patrons connect with the right resources to meet their specific needs on JBSA or within the local community.

RELOCATION ASSISTANCEJBSA-LAK • M&FRC, Bldg. 1249(210) 671-3722Relocation Assistance is available to service members and their families through the process of a permanent change of station (PCS). Take charge of your PCS by visiting Plan My Move at installations.militaryonesource.milto learn about entitlements, benefits, planning tools, and more. Call for more information or to register for a class.

NEWCOMER’S ORIENTATIONJune 3, 17 & July 15, 22, 29 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.A mandatory in-processing briefing for all service members new to JBSA. Coordinate with your Unit Personnel Coordinator or Commander Support Element to schedule your orientation. Held at Mitchell Hall, Bldg. 2300.

NEWLY ASSIGNED COMMANDERS & FIRST SERGEANTS BRIEFINGJune 9 & July 21 8-11:15 a.m.Newly assigned Commanders, Command Chiefs, and First Sergeants: this mandatory briefing satisfies AFI requirements while introducing key personnel from installation support agencies such as Family Advocacy, Military & Family Readiness, and Sexual Assault Prevention Response.

PLAN MY MOVESMOOTH MOVE RELOCATIONJune 30 & July 7 10 a.m. to NoonThis brief targets E-4 and below, and personnel with overseas assignments. Open to all ranks and their family members. Active duty will be cleared from the Virtual Out-Processing checklist.

FINANCIAL READINESSJBSA-LAK • M&FRC, Bldg. 1249(210) 671-3722Financial Readiness provides resources, information, and addresses money management issues ranging from basic budgeting to long-term investment planning, and debt reduction. Individual and group briefings are available. Call to register.

BUILD A BUDGETJune 11 10-11:30 a.m.Building a budget and spending plan can help identify signs of impending financial challenges. Learn how to create an effective plan that integrates income, savings, expenses, and debt.

HOME SWEET HOME:HOME-BUYING STRATEGIESJune 25 10 a.m. to NoonIncrease your home-buying knowledge by examining how much you can afford, tips for choosing a real estate agent, reviewing mortgage and VA loan options, and more.

OFFICER FIRST DUTY STATION MANDATORY FINANCIAL TRAININGJune 10 & July 8 9 a.m. to NoonMandatory for all non-prior enlisted officers serving at their first duty station within 90 days of arrival—explore all aspects of finances to include pay, entitlements, insurance, credit



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SAVING FOR THE HOLIDAYSJuly 9 10-11:30 a.m.It ’s easy to get carried away with overspending during the holidays, start planning now! Discover ways to save and cut back, and avoid starting the new year with new debt.

CAR BUYINGJuly 23 10-11:30 a.m. Review topics associated with purchasing a new or used car, avoid sales traps, dealer scams, and predatory lending.

EMPLOYMENT READINESSJBSA-LAK • M&FRC, Bldg. 1249 (210) 671-3722Employment assistance helps patrons build essential skills for locating and securing employment. Services include resume writing assistance and review, job or career counseling, information on local employment possibilities, and education and volunteer opportunities. Call to register.


MILITARY SPOUSE VIRTUAL Q&A: FREELANCEJune 5 2-2:45 p.m.Want more control over your professional life? Freelancing might be an attractive path. Explore the pros and cons of freelance work, discover common freelance careers, contract work, temporary contract work, and how to find freelance opportunities.

GENERAL RESUME WRITINGJuly 14 1-3 p.m. Learn different resume formats and which one to use while writing a non-federal resume. Receive tips to help prepare a professional summary, accomplishment statements, and more.

USAJOBS NAVIGATION & FEDERAL RESUMEJuly 28 1-3 p.m.Become familiar with the USAJOBS website and learn to interpret federal vacancy announcements, target your federal resume, and set email notifications.

TRANSITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (TAP)JBSA-LAK • M&FRC, Bldg. 1249 (210) 671-3722TAP is a mandatory program for all service members separating or retiring out of the military and must begin no later than 365 days prior to their transition. The program provides training opportunities, and information to help service members meet their post-military goals. Services include self-assessment tools, pre-separation counseling, benefits overview, job search training, resume review, career options, academic and educational guidance, and more. Call to schedule an appointment or sign up.

INDIVIDUALIZED INITIAL COUNSELINGCall for Schedule Details & Appointments.Service members begin their transition process by completing a personal self-assessment to identify post-transition goals and begin the development of their Individual Transition Plan (ITP). Those separating or retiring from active-duty must complete this mandatory one-on-one counseling no later than 365 days before their anticipated separation or retirement date. This is the first step of the Transition process.

PRE-SEPARATION COUNSELINGSeparation: June 4, 18 & July 2, 16Retirement: June 2, 16, 30 & July 14 8:30 a.m. to NoonThis is the second step of the formal transition process. Pre-Separation Counseling, just like Initial Counseling, must start no later than 365 days before your transition date. Review by-law information to include benefits, entitlements, and resources for eligible transitioning service members. Caregivers and spouses are encouraged to attend pre-separation counseling with their service member. Prerequisite: Individualized Initial Counseling.

TAP WORKSHOPSeparation: June 22-24 & July 27-29Retirement: June 8-10 & July 20-23 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.This mandatory 3-day workshop provides a standardized core curriculum. Review common challenges, financial planning, and VA benefits to help service members depart career ready. Facilitated by the Department of Labor, Veterans Administration, and M&FRC. After completion, additional workshops aligned with an individual’s post-transition plan are offered. Prerequisite: Individualized Initial Counseling & Pre-Separation Counseling.

BOOTS TO BUSINESSJune 1-2 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.A 2-day entrepreneurial education track hosted by the Small Business Administration discusses opportunities and challenges of business ownership. Review opportunities and challenges of business ownership; review steps for evaluating business concepts; foundational knowledge for developing a business plan; information on SBA resources available to help access start-up capital; and additional technical

assistance. Register online at https://sbavets.force.com. Subject to individual plans, this class may be required; prerequisite: TAP workshop.

VA BENEFITS & SERVICESJune 24 & July 29 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Those exempt from the mandatory 3-day TAP workshop must attend a Veterans Administration stand-alone workshop. Gain a better understanding of VA benefits and programs. Critical areas covered include disability benefits, education and economic support, home loans, and healthcare options. Prerequisite: Individualized Initial Counseling & Pre-Separation Counseling.

DOL VOCATIONAL TRAINING WORKSHOPJune 25-26 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.A 2-day workshop hosted by the Department of Labor guides those pursuing career technical training. Discuss different vocational fields and identify the skills needed to develop an action plan for achieving career goals. Review accredited training institutions and credentialing programs. Subject to individual plans, this class may be required; prerequisite: TAP workshop.

SURVIVOR BENEFITSJBSA-LAK • Command Bldg. 5616 (210) 671-3243, 671-3216, 671-3796The Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP) briefing is required by law for all retiring service members and their spouses no later than 120 days prior to their approved retirement date. SBP Counselors make contact 180 days before the approved retirement date to ensure all service members are scheduled for this important briefing. Call for details or to schedule an appointment.


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RECORD OF EMERGENCY DATADD Form 93, Record of Emergency Data, or RED - no matter how you refer to it, it ’s a vital part of your military personnel records. If the unthinkable happens, casualty personnel will look for names and addresses for notification. Updates should be made at least annually and always upon life changes (new address, marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, and other changes in beneficiaries). It ’s the service member’s responsibility to keep it current in vMPF. When was the last time you updated yours? For more information call (210) 671-3796, 671-3243, 671-3216 or email [email protected].

EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAMJBSA-LAK • M&FRC, Bldg. 1249 (210) 671-3722EFMP is a mandatory enrollment program that works with military and civilian agencies to provide comprehensive and coordinated community support, housing, educational, medical, and personnel services to active-duty personnel and their family members. Call for more information.

NAVIGATING EFMPJune 25 Noon to 1:30 p.m.Whether newly enrolled or curious about the program, this class guides you in understanding the 3 arms of EFMP. Review the specific roles each section plays and how they can help your family. Learn who qualifies as an exceptional family member, how to enroll or disenroll, benefits of the program, health care coverage, Respite Care, dependent educational rights, and more.

APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS PARENT TRAINING 101July 30 Noon to 1:30 p.m.Are you ready for a change? Guest speakers from the Clinical Services South Texas Behavioral Institute use the science of Applied Behavior Analysis to discover why behaviors occur and what they mean. Learn how to improve behaviors and skills one step at a time.

MILITARY & FAMILY LIFE COUNSELORS (MFLC)JBSA-LAK • Command Bldg. 5616 (210) 984-1076Military & Family Life Counselors help service members, their families, and significant others address issues from deployment and reintegration, marriage and relationships, communication challenges, stress and anxiety, depression, grief and loss, and other daily life issues. Consultations are anonymous, with no records kept.

PERSONAL & WORK LIFEJBSA-LAK • M&FRC, Bldg. 1249 (210) 671-3722Personal & Work Life collaborates with many helping agencies to provide education and promote family

preparedness through readiness support. Call to register for a class.

ROLE REVERSAL: CARING FOR THOSE WHO CARED FOR YOUJune 30 9-11:30 a.m.Learn about available resources to help with care for an aging parent, both long-distance or locally. Representatives from the Alamo Area Council of Governments, Bexar Area Agency on Aging, and M&FR will provide information and tools to help make informed choices on information on humanitarian reassignments, secondary dependency, cyber caregiving options, stress management, TRICARE for life, and more.

BUNDLES FOR BABIESJuly 17 8:15 a.m. to NoonInformation is provided on financial planning from conception to college, support programs offered within the community, and parenting skills. Active duty expecting parents assigned to JBSA-Lackland are encouraged to attend. At the end of the class, patrons affiliated with the Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard will receive a gift, courtesy of the Air Force Aid Society.

FOUR LENSES TEMPERAMENT DISCOVERYJuly 22 9-11:30 a.m.Learn to identify temperament styles and how each one measures self-worth during this interactive workshop. Expose attitudes and probable motivation behind behavior while learning how to identify natural talents, improve communication, and embrace diversity. Held at the Gateway Club, Bldg. 2490.

ADOPTION & FOSTER CARE SEMINARJuly 30 9 a.m. to NoonReview the adoption and foster care process, state and legal requirements, benefits, DEERS enrollment, and more.

Facilitated by the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services and M&FR. Held at the Gateway Club, Bldg. 2490.*This class may move to a virtual platform. Call to confirm.

DEPLOYMENT READINESSJBSA-LAK • M&FRC, Bldg. 1249 (210) 671-3722Deployment Readiness helps service members and their families prepare for deployment through trainings and support groups that assist with the unique challenges of a deployment cycle.

POST-DEPLOYMENT REUNION & REINTEGRATIONMondays (Not held July 6) 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.Required for all service members returning from deployment; this training covers reintegration into home life and provides resources to deal with associated stressors. Spouses are highly encouraged to attend. Briefings are held on the second floor of Logistics Readiness, Bldg. 5160.

PRE-DEPLOYMENT BRIEFINGTuesdays 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.All service members scheduled to deploy, TDY longer than 30 days, or go on a remote assignment are required to attend. Briefings are held on the second floor of Logistics Readiness, Bldg. 5160.

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FEDERAL VOTING ASSISTANCE PROGRAMJBSA-LAK • M&FRC, Bldg. 1249 (210) 671-3723The Federal Voting Assistance Program (FVAP) provides services to Active Duty members, their families, and all eligible voters with information and guidance on the voting process. For more information, email [email protected].

UNIT VOTING ASSISTANCE OFFICER TRAININGJune 16 9-11:30 a.m.Appointed Unit Voting Assistance Officers (UVAO) learn about their role and responsibilities for assisting eligible voters.Register and request your ballot by Aug. 1, 2020 for the General Election.

Service Members • Retirees • Teens • Military Spouses • Gold Star Families • Reservists • Civilian DoD EmployeesWhat does Tricare for Life, In-State College Tuition for Military Spouses, Standardized Military ID Cards, Military Spouse Preference for Federal Jobs, Paternity Leave for married soldiers, School Liaison Officers, and Video Surveillance at Child Development Centers have in common?

They were all AFAP issues.AFAP is a platform to voice ideas and suggestions for improving the standards of living within our military community. It gives patrons an opportunity to identify critical issues and present them to senior leadership for action and resolution. Issues and ideas can range from healthcare benefits to childcare, recreation to education, employment to entitlements, and more.

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RELOCATION ASSISTANCEJBSA-RAN • M&FRC, Bldg. 693 (210) 652-5321Relocation Assistance offers an array of services to assist with a permanent change of station (PCS). One-on-one appointments are available to provide information that ensures your move is as smooth as possible. Visit Plan My Move at planmymove.militaryonesource.mil and Military Installations at installations.militaryonesource.mil for more tips.

LOAN LOCKERTuesday-Thursday 8-11 a.m.In need of a few items until your household goods arrive? Visit the Loan Locker to borrow basic items while your household goods are in transit. Please bring a copy of your orders.

NEWLY ASSIGNED COMMANDERS & FIRST SERGEANTS BRIEFINGJune 2 & July 7 8 a.m. to Noon Newly assigned Commanders, Command Chiefs, and First Sergeants: this mandatory briefing satisfies AFI requirements while introducing key personnel from installation support agencies such as Equal Opportunity (EO), Family Advocacy (FAP), Medical (HIPAA), Military & Family Readiness, Sexual Assault Prevention Response (SAPR), and Legal.

NEWCOMER’S ORIENTATIONJune 8, 22 & July 13, 27 8 a.m. to NoonMandatory in-processing for all newly assigned JBSA-Randolph military and

civilian personnel. Contact your CSS to register.

OFFICER/ENLISTED FIRST DUTY STATION EQUAL OPPORTUNITY BRIEFJune 8, 22 & July 13, 27 1-2 p.m.Officers and Enlisted service members assigned to their first duty station are required to receive an additional Equal Opportunity briefing after Newcomer’s Orientation.

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June 11 9-11 a.m.A mandatory briefing for E-4 and below who are relocating for the first time and all ranks PCS’ing overseas for the first time; virtual MPF out-processing tasks may be cleared after completion. Family members are welcome.

FINANCIAL READINESSJBSA-RAN • M&FRC, Bldg. 693 (210) 652-5321Personal Financial Readiness provides information and guidance to assist with financial matters. Services are designed to address money management issues, financial readiness education, budgeting, and basic investment planning.

WISE INVESTMENT STRATEGYJune 9 10-11:30 a.m.This class discusses basic investment tools and strategies to make your money work for you. M&FRC has partnered with Broadway Bank to provide you with the information you need to reach your financial goals.

OFFICER FIRST DUTY STATION MANDATORY FINANCIAL BRIEFINGJune 23 9:30-11:30 a.m. Mandatory for 2d Lt., 1st Lt., and Capt. assigned to their first permanent duty

station. Explore finances to include pay, entitlements, insurance, credit management, Thrift Savings Plan, and more.

DREAM BIG, PLAN NOWJune 25 8:30-10 a.m.What does retirement look like for you? This presentation is an active duty-focused approach to retirement planning. Topics include multiple sources of income as well as the Thrift Savings Plan. Empower yourself with tools to project the potential value of your military retirement plan.

DEVELOPING A SPENDING PLANJuly 14 9-10:30 a.m.Establishing a financial plan is a crucial part of budgeting. Review the components of a spending plan, a financial planning worksheet, and discuss tips for controlling spending, SMART goals, and an ideal budget breakdown.

HOME SWEET HOME: HOME-BUYING STRATEGIESJuly 23 10-11:30 a.m.Increase your home-buying knowledge by reviewing mortgage and VA loan options, how much you can afford, tips for choosing a real estate agent, and more.

EMPLOYMENT READINESSJBSA-RAN • M&FRC, Bldg. 693 (210) 652-5321Employment Assistance offers job search and referral services for employment opportunities. Services include employment and education information, volunteer opportunities, and assistance in resume writing. Call to register.


SALARY NEGOTIATIONJune 5 9-10:30 p.m.Know your worth! Learn about individual market value, skill sets, interviewing tactics, what to do once an offer is received, and participate in mock negotiation scenarios.

INTERVIEWING SKILLSJune 12 9-10:30 a.m. Discover ways to prepare for a job interview and make a lasting impression — review topics like attire, networking, and the importance of social media.

USAJOBS NAVIGATION & FEDERAL RESUME WRITINGJune 25 & July 30 9-11 a.m.Learn how to create a federal resume and navigate the USAJOBS website.

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Did You Know... When you transfer your existing

professional license due to a PCS, you can be reimbursed up to $1000 for certification and relicensing costs.

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TRANSITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (TAP)JBSA-RAN • M&FRC, Bldg. 693 (210) 652-5321TAP is a mandatory program for all service members separating or retiring out of the military and must begin no later than 365 days prior to their transition. The program provides training opportunities, and information to help service members meet their post-military goals. Services include self-assessment tools, pre-separation counseling, benefits overview, job search training, resume review, career options, academic and educational guidance, and more. Call to schedule an appointment or sign up.

INDIVIDUALIZED INITIAL COUNSELINGCall for Schedule Details & Appointments.Service members begin their transition process by completing a personal self-assessment to identify post-transition goals and begin the development of their Individual Transition Plan (ITP). Those separating or retiring from active-duty must complete this mandatory one-on-one counseling no later than 365 days before their anticipated separation or retirement date. Call to schedule an appointment.

PRE-SEPARATION COUNSELINGJune 3, 10, 24 & July 8, 15, 29 Noon to 3:30 p.m.This is the second step of the formal transition process. Pre-Separation Counseling, just like Initial Counseling, must start no later than 365 days before your transition date. Review by-law information to include benefits, entitlements, and resources for eligible transitioning service members. Caregivers and spouses are encouraged to attend pre-

separation counseling with their service member. Prerequisite: Individualized Initial Counseling.

TAP WORKSHOPJune 15-17 & July 20-22 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.This mandatory 3-day workshop provides a standardized core curriculum. Review common challenges, financial planning, and VA benefits to help service members depart career ready Facilitated by the Department of Labor, Veterans Administration, and M&FR. After completion, additional workshops aligned with an individual’s post-transition plan are offered. Prerequisite: Pre-Separation Counseling.

VA VET CENTERSJune 18 11 a.m. to Noon Learn how to connect with local Vet Centers and how service members, Veterans, and loves ones can use Vet Centers as a free resource.

MANAGING YOUR EDUCATION June 24-25 & July 15-16 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.This 2-day track helps service members achieve academic success by reviewing credit transfers, researching schools, exploring financial aid assistance, providing vocational education counseling, and more. Call (210) 652-5964 for registration. Subject to individual plans, this class may be required; prerequisite: TAP workshop.

VA BENEFITS & SERVICESJune 26 & July 31 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Those exempt from the mandatory 3-day TAP workshop must attend a Veterans Administration stand-alone workshop. Gain a better understanding of VA benefits and programs. Critical areas covered include disability benefits, education and economic support, home loans, and healthcare options. Prerequisite: Individualized Initial Counseling & Pre-Separation Counseling.

BOOTS TO BUSINESSJuly 7-8 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.A 2-day entrepreneurial education track hosted by the Small Business Administration discusses opportunities and challenges of business ownership. Review opportunities and challenges of business ownership; review steps for evaluating business concepts; foundational knowledge for developing a business plan; information on SBA resources available to help access start-up capital; and additional technical assistance. Register online at https://sbavets.force.com. Subject to individual plans, this class may be required; prerequisite: TAP workshop.

DOL EMPLOYMENT WORKSHOPJuly 16-17 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.A 2-day workshop hosted by the Department of Labor provides information to say current in a competitive job market by reviewing emerging technology for networking and searching for employment. Learn how to build an effective resume and brush up on up on interviewing skills. Subject to individual plans, this class may be required; prerequisite: TAP workshop.

VA COMMUNITY RELATIONSJuly 17 11 a.m. to Noon Learn how to identify local services and community organizations that can provide assistance and aid to service members and their loved ones.

DOL VOCATIONAL TRAINING WORKSHOPJuly 23-24 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.A 2-day workshop hosted by the Department of Labor guides those pursuing career technical training. Discuss different vocational fields and identify skills needed to develop an action plan for achieving career goals. Review accredited training institutions and credentialing programs. Subject to individual plans, this class may be required; prerequisite: TAP workshop.

CAREER SKILLS PROGRAMThe JBSA CSP helps transitioning service members turn their military skills into post-service careers by connecting them with apprenticeships, internships, and certification trainings during thier final 180 days of active duty service. Opportunities are available with AACOG Law Enforcement Academy, Accenture, CPS Energy, the Exchange, Hiring Our Heroes corporate fellowship and training, HOLT CAT, Microsoft Systems Academy, Onward to Opportunity, Rackspace, Southwest Research Institute, United Health Group, and Veterans Affairs. Service members may seek independent opportunities. For more information, call (210) 221-1672 or email [email protected].

CASUALTY ASSISTANCE & SURVIVOR BENEFITSJBSA-RAN • M&FRC, Bldg. 693 (210) 652-2104 or 652-3633The Casualty Assistance Representatives provide dignified and humane casualty notification, efficient, thorough reporting, and compassionate follow-up assistance to the next-of-kin of fallen active-duty Air Force members. Additional services include assistance with the processing of Family Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance (FSGLI), Traumatic Injury Protection Program (TSGLI), Emergency Family Member Travel Program (EFMT) and the Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP). Call for details or to schedule an appointment.

RECORD OF EMERGENCY DATA (RED)RED is one of the most critical forms in your military personnel record - When was the last time you updated yours? Updates should be made at least annually and always upon life changes (marriages, divorce, birth, changes of beneficiaries, and addresses). It ’s your responsibility to keep it current in vMPF. For more information, call (210) 652-2104 or 652-3633.


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EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAMJBSA-RAN • M&FRC, Bldg. 693 (210) 652-5321EFMP is a mandatory enrollment program that works with military and civilian agencies to provide comprehensive and coordinated community support, housing, educational, medical, and personnel services to active-duty and retired personnel and their family members. Call for information.

EFMP ORIENTATIONJune 8, 22 & July 13, 27 Noon to 1:30 p.m.Whether newly enrolled or curious about the program, this class guides you in understanding the 3 arms of EFMP. Review the specific roles each section plays and how they can help your family. All patrons welcome.

SPECIAL EDUCATION/ INDIVIDUAL EDUCATION PLAN (IEP)July 21 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.Discussing Special Education needs and

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BUNDLES FOR BABIESJune 5 & July 31 8:30 a.m. to NoonInformation is provided on financial planning from conception to college, support programs offered within the community, and parenting skills. Active duty expecting parents assigned to JBSA-Randolph are encouraged to attend. At the end of the class, patrons affiliated with the Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard will receive a gift, courtesy of the Air Force Aid Society.

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U.S. AIR FORCE

KEY SPOUSE REFRESHERJuly 21 9-10 a.m. Key Spouses and Key Spouse Mentors who have completed the mandatory initial training from a previous location brush up on program requirements, roles, responsibilities, best practices, and participate in a Q&A session.

KEY SPOUSE CONTINUING EDUCATIONJuly 21 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.Key Spouses and Key Spouse Mentors participate in professional development training to maintain skills and learn about new resources.

VOLUNTEER SERVICESJBSA-RAN • M&FRC, Bldg. 693 (210) 652-5321Volunteer Services provide volunteers with opportunities based on interest and agency needs. Volunteers support the

ilitary in a variety of capacities such as outh coaches, office assistants, program ssistants, and more. Call to sign up or for ore information.

DEPLOYMENT READINESSJBSA-RAN • M&FRC, Bldg. 693 (210) 652-5321Deployment readiness helps service members and their families prepare for deployments by providing access to support groups and informational briefings to prepare for the unique challenges of deployment phases. Registration is required.

POST-DEPLOYMENT REINTEGRATIONTuesdays 8-9 a.m.All military members returning from deployment are required to attend this briefing. Discuss reintegration into work and home life and review resources to help with associated stressors. Military spouses are encouraged to attend.

PRE-DEPLOYMENT BRIEFINGJune 2, 16, 30 & July 14, 28 9-10 a.m.All service members scheduled to deploy, TDY longer than 30 days, or going on a remote assignment are required to attend.

FEDERAL VOTING ASSISTANCE PROGRAMJBSA-RAN • M&FRC, Bldg. 693 (210) 652-5321The Federal Voting Assistance Program (FVAP) provides information to service members, their family, and overseas citizens. Services include assistance with voter registration, absentee voting, how to fill out forms, and more. FVAP is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., email [email protected] for details.

UNIT VOTING ASSISTANCE OFFICER TRAINING

July 30 9-10:30Officers (UVAO) learn about their role and responsibilities for assisting eligible voters.

We know the system. We can help.

Register and request your ballot by Aug. 1, 2020 for the General Election.

JBSA-FORT SAM HOUSTON MILITARY & FAMILY READINESS CENTER3060 Stanley Road, Suite 95, Building 2797

(210) 221-2705 or (210) 221-2418Hours of Operation:

Monday-Friday 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Closed 1st & 3rd Thursday from 1-4:30 p.m. for in-service training

Closed for all federal holidays & AETC family days

SOLDIER FOR LIFE-TRANSITION ASSISTANCE2450 Connell Rd., Building 2264

(210) 221-1213Hours of Operation:

Monday-Friday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.Closed for lunch Monday-Friday 11 a.m. to noon & federal holidays.

JBSA-LACKLAND MILITARY & FAMILY READINESS CENTER2160 Kenly Ave., Building 1249


Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Closed 1st & 3rd Thursday from 12:30-4:30 p.m. for in-service training


TECHNICAL TRAINING AIRMAN READINESS ELEMENT1561 Stewart St., Building 5616


Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Closed 1st & 3rd Thursday from 12:30-4:30 p.m. for in-service training


JBSA-RANDOLPH MILITARY & FAMILY READINESS CENTER555 F Street West, Building 693

(210) 652-5321 Hours of Operation:

Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Closed 1st & 3rd Thursday from 2-4:30 p.m. for in-service training


www.jbsa.mil/Resources/Military-Family-Readiness

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