Army Volunteer Corp

Workshop/Class:

Volunteer Management Training: VMIS Workshop

Date:

14 Jan; 4 Feb; 6 Mar

Time:

0900-1030

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 87

Brief Description:

This class is open to volunteers and volunteer managers. Volunteers will learn how to track hours, get info about awards, and learn about training on the Army Volunteer Management Information System (VMIS), an online software program. Volunteers will learn tips and techniques to manage volunteer records, approve applications, and more.

Employment Readiness Program

Workshop/Class:

Interviewing Workshop

Date:

28 Jan; 25 Feb; 25 Mar

Time:

1300-1500

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 87

Brief Description:

Participants will get detailed information about the interview process as well as learn what to do before, during, and after an interview. Mock interviews are conducted dependent on class size.

Workshop/Class:

Navigating USAJOBS

Date:

14 Jan; 11 Feb; 11 Mar

Time:

1300-1500

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 86

Brief Description:

Learn how to input your resume in the Federal government's electronic resume system! Additionally, participants will search for jobs, learn strategies for maximizing their skills for the most impact, and how to track the status of their application.

Workshop/Class:

Resume Writing Workshop

Date:

7 Jan; 4 Feb; 4 Mar

Time:

1300-1500

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 87

Brief Description:

This class is on how to create a professional resume. Information will be on resume formats, components, and producing and distributing your resume. Information on cover letters will also be covered.

EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM

Workshop/Class:

EFMP Focus Group

Date:

21 Feb

Time:

1700-1800

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 86

Brief Description:

Please join the Stewart and Hunter ACS EFMP staff and Winn Army Community Hospital EFMP staff for a Facebook Focus Group. We want to hear from you so join us for this important forum. Sign in on "Stewart/Hunter Exceptional Family Member Program”. Call 912-767-5058 or 912-315-6816 for more information.

Workshop/Class:

EFMP Welcome Seminar

Date:

23 Jan; 27 Feb; 27 Mar

Time:

1330-1430

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 86

Brief Description:

This seminar is for Families new to EFMP and those who have recently relocated to Fort Stewart and have a Family Member registered in EFMP.

Workshop/Class:

It's an Exceptional Life: EFMP Autism Support Group

Date:

24 Jan; 28 Feb; 28 Mar

Time:

1730-1830

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 86

Brief Description:

This is a support group for Families who have children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Workshop/Class:

Meet, Greet, Roll & Bowl: EFMP Enrollees

Date:

7 Jan; 4 Feb; 4 Mar

Time:

1800-1930

Location:

Marne Lanes

Brief Description:

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) enrollees, join us for an evening of free bowling at Marne Lanes and meet other EFMP Families. Please call to reserve your spot! (Additional participants must pay for their own bowling.)

Family Advocacy Program

Workshop/Class:

Anger/Stress Management

Date:

28 Jan; 25 Feb; 25 Mar

Time:

0900-1400

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 82

Brief Description:

This is a full day workshop that teaches skills to identify your stress triggers, methods to manage your emotions, and positive communication techniques for dealing with anger and stress.

Workshop/Class:

Anxiety: The Endless Alarm

Date:

30 Jan

Time:

1330-1530

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 82

Brief Description:

A workshop that explains why we have anxiety, how it helps us survive, and how it works against us when it is out of control. If you suffer from worrying over things you cannot control or are questioning whether you are overreacting to events around you, come join us for this positive approach to understanding and managing anxiety. This class will introduce you to methods to manage your emotions and positive communication techniques for dealing with anger and stress.

Workshop/Class:

Baby Bootcamp for Dads

Date:

31 Jan; 28 Feb; 28 Mar

Time:

1400-1600

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 82

Brief Description:

Dads challenge the stereotype by joining this interactive class for men who are expecting a baby or have children up to age 2. This is also a great way to network with other fathers, build confidence in your ability to parent, and enhance your nurturing side.

Workshop/Class:

Before Baby Arrives (3 Sessions)

Date:

8, 15 & 22 Jan; 5, 12 & 19 Feb; 5, 12 & 19 Mar

Time:

0900-1100

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 82

Brief Description:

This is a course designed to foster strong bonds between both parents and their unborn child. This course also gives "mothers-to-be" the tools needed to have a healthy lifestyle and ultimately a healthy baby.

Workshop/Class:

Commander/Senior Leader Briefing

Date:

Call for Appt.

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 82

Brief Description:

The one hour briefing provides leaders with guidance enabling them to recognize, prevent, and report child abuse and domestic violence.

Workshop/Class:

Families in Action

Date:

Call for Appt

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 82

Brief Description:

Hey teens, do you want to get along better with your parents? This three-session workshop will teach teens effective ways to get along better with parents; how to communicate what's going on in their life; how to get listened to; how to improve relationships with peers; and how to resist negative peer pressure.

Workshop/Class:

Fly Families Class (3 Sessions)

Date:

23 & 30 Jan; 13 & 20 Mar

Time:

0900-1100

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 82

Brief Description:

Fly Families class is opened to men and women. It features the Fly-Lady support and self help group which offers advice, tips, and humor to assist people in keeping their home tider, especially for those suffering from CHAOS (Can't Have Anyone Over Syndrome). Subjects covered include clutter, routines, weekly cleaning, self-esteem, letting go of perfectionism, and more.

Workshop/Class:

Infant Care (3 Sessions)

Date:

8, 15 & 22 Jan; 5, 12 & 19 Feb; 5, 12 & 19 Mar

Time:

1400-1600

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 82

Brief Description:

This is a hands-on workshop that provides and strengthens the basic skills that are vital for newborn care.

Workshop/Class:

Infant Massage

Date:

Call for Appt

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 82

Brief Description:

Parents with babies (6 wks. to 9 mths.), learn the delicate art of infant massage which promotes better sleep, boosts baby's immune system, relieves teething pains, and makes the baby feel loved and secure. Dads are especially welcome!

Workshop/Class:

Love Without Hurt: Building a Compassionate Loving Relationship

Date:

26-28 Feb

Time:

0830-1600

Location:

Location: TBD

Brief Description:

Learn to build health relationships, let go of the past, and much more. Couples are encouraged to attend together. Appointment slips for Command approval are available. Space is limited, so please register in advance.

Workshop/Class:

Love Without Words: How to Improve Communication Without Talking About It

Date:

23 Jan; 6 Mar

Time:

1330-1530

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 82

Brief Description:

Workshop/Class:

Play Morning

Date:

Thursdays

Time:

1000-1130

Location:

Bryan Village Youth Center

Brief Description:

Parents with children ages 0-36 months are invited to an interactive play incorporating music, stories, crafts, and toys! Also, parents can learn activities to do at home with their little ones.

Workshop/Class:

Risk Management for Junior Non-Commissioned Officers (E5-6) Leaders

Date:

Call for Appt.

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 82

Brief Description:

A three hour class that assists junior leaders with being able to identify Soldiers and Families who are at risk while educating them on the resources available to assist them. It covers stress management, financial issues, and effective communication.

Workshop/Class:

Risk Management for Senior Non-Commissioned Officers (E7-9) Leaders

Date:

Call for Appt.

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 82

Brief Description:

A three hour class that assist senior leaders with being able to identify Soldiers and Families who are at risk while educating them on the resources available to assist them. It covers stress management, financial issues, and effective communication.

Workshop/Class:

Scream Free Marriage

Date:

6, 13 & 20 Feb

Time:

1330-1530

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 82

Brief Description:

Marriage is difficult, and it is naturally filled with conflict. This three session class teaches you to actually calm down, grow up, and get closer to your spouse.

Workshop/Class:

Scream Free Parenting

Date:

3, 10, 17 & 24 Jan; 7, 14, 21 & 28 Feb; 7, 14, 21 & 28 Mar

Time:

1200-1400

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 82

Brief Description:

This four session class moves parents beyond many of the child-focused, techniques-based approaches that ultimately fails. Scream Free will compel you to focus on your own behavior for the benefit of your children.

Workshop/Class:

The Five Love Languages (2 Sessions)

Date:

9 & 16 Jan; 20 & 27 Mar

Time:

1330-1530

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 82

Brief Description:

A class for couples to learn practical ways to communicate their love to their spouse. Start by learning the "Five Love Languages", and then identify your own love language and that of your partner.

Financial Readiness Program

Workshop/Class:

Financial Goal Setting & Planning Workshop

Date:

15 Jan; 12 Feb

Time:

(Jan) 1000-1130; (Feb) 1300-1430

Location:

Soldier Service Center, Bldg. 253, Rm. 1006

Brief Description:

Workshop/Class:

Financial Planning for PCS-Your Money and the Move

Date:

7, 14 & 28 Jan; 4, 11 & 25 Feb; 4, 11, 18 & 25 Mar

Time:

1330-1500

Location:

Soldier Service Center, Bldg. 253, Rm. 1006

Brief Description:

Moving can be an expensive adventure unless you prepare well in advance. Avoid the pitfalls of a military move! Ease the financial burden of your next move by learning about move related entitlements and military benefits. Additionally, participants will learn how to plan for moving expenses while keeping up with normal bills before, during, and after a PCS. Don't wait until it is time to clear; take this class a few months before!

Workshop/Class:

Getting Control of Debt-Credit Management

Date:

11 & 17 Jan

Time:

(11th) 1300-1500; (17th) 1000-1130

Location:

Soldier Service Center, Bldg. 253, Rm. 1006

Brief Description:

Learn how to establish and maintain good credit; understand the true cost of credit; and understand credit reports and credit scoring. Additionally, participants will learn how to identify warning signs of too much debt and how to recover from bad debt.

Workshop/Class:

Identity Theft Prevention & Corrective Actions

Date:

12 Mar

Time:

1300-1500

Location:

Soldier Service Center, Bldg. 253, Rm. 1006

Brief Description:

Workshop/Class:

Keeping Your Bank Account In Check

Date:

24 Jan; 21 Feb; 21 Mar

Time:

1300-1500

Location:

Soldier Service Center, Bldg. 253, Rm. 1006

Brief Description:

Do you find yourself in the hole with your account month after month due to all of the fees that the bank charges you? There is a way to keep that hard earned money instead of giving it away each month. This class will teach you how to better manage your bank account. You will leave this class with a working knowledge of how to select a financial institution and how to best meet your personal financial needs; tools for tracking ATM and debit card usage; a better understanding of the consequences of overdraft protection and other fees at your financial institution; and skills for reconciling your checking account.

Workshop/Class:

Living on a Plan: How to Create a Budget that Works

Date:

8 & 29 Jan; 5 & 19 Feb; 5 & 19 Mar

Time:

1300-1500

Location:

Soldier Service Center, Bldg. 253, Rm. 1006

Brief Description:

Are you out of money before or shortly after getting paid? Do you struggle to find out where it all goes from paycheck to paycheck? This class will walk you through the steps of how to create and maintain a personal budget that will really work for you. When you leave the class you will be able to: evaluate your present financial situation, establish personal/Family goals, and develop a personal financial plan just for your life.

Workshop/Class:

Thrift Savings Plan (TSP)

Date:

7 Feb

Time:

1300-1500

Location:

Soldier Service Center, Bldg. 253, Rm. 1006

Brief Description:

This class will provide participants with a basic understanding how to enroll in TSP, the importance of starting to save for retirement early, tax advantages of TSP, and other benefits of saving. We will also discuss what types of pay can be contributed into TSP and the investment options available once you are a contributing member.

Mobilization and Deployment Program

Workshop/Class:

Commander/1st Sergeant Family Readiness Group (FRG) Training Course

Date:

19 Feb

Time:

0900-1130

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 87

Brief Description:

This training is required by the Marne Inspection Program A-23 for Company Commanders and First Sergeants to be certified with Basic Treasurer and Basic FRG. Topics include FRG operations, responsibilities, and Informal Funds.

Workshop/Class:

Family Care Team Training

Date:

5 Mar

Time:

0930-1130

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 87

Brief Description:

A Care Team is a small group of trained individuals that provide support to the next of kin for a short period of time following a trauma or crisis. This training is critical prior to establishing a Care Team from your company or battalion. (Free childcare available for FRG Volunteers with appointment orders.)

Workshop/Class:

Family Readiness Group (FRG) Key Caller Training

Date:

7 Mar

Time:

0900-1100

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 87

Brief Description:

This training covers Key Caller duties, communicating with Family Members, dispelling rumors, handling crisis calls, and how the Key Caller fits into a successful FRG. (Free childcare available for FRG Leaders with appointment orders.)

Workshop/Class:

Family Readiness Group (FRG) Leader Training

Date:

31 Jan

Time:

0900-1200

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 87

Brief Description:

This course provides FRG overview which includes regulatory guidance and information on how to structure a FRG for today's Families, FRG Leadership, and Commanders' responsibilities and expectations. (Free childcare available for FRG Leaders with appointment orders.)

Workshop/Class:

Family Readiness Group (FRG) Treasurer Course

Date:

17 Jan

Time:

0900-1200

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 87

Brief Description:

Topics include regulatory guidance, setting up an FRG Informal Fund account, and Commanders' responsibilities. The training also provides details on the supplemental FRG fund account and how to access and prepare for the yearly funds audit. This training is designed for FRG Treasurers, FRG Leaders, Commanders, Rear D Commanders, and Advisors. (Free childcare available for FRG Volunteers with appointment orders.)

Workshop/Class:

Family Readiness Group (FRG) Power Course

Date:

28 Feb

Time:

0900-1530

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 87

Brief Description:

This course combines FRG Leader, Key Caller and Treasurer into a one day course. Topics include regulatory guidance and information on how to structure a FRG for today's Families, FRG Leadership and Commanders' responsibilities. Other topics covered include setting up an FRG Informal Fund account, supplemental FRG fund account, and communicating with Family Members. (Free childcare available for FRG Leaders with appointment orders.)

Workshop/Class:

Family Support Operations

Date:

19 Mar

Time:

0900-1200

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 87

Brief Description:

This training focuses on Family readiness, specifically the leadership role and issues involved in taking care of Families. It provides guidance on how to interact with Families and how to help Families solve problems. Training is designed for Rear Detachment Leadership.

Workshop/Class:

Rear Detachment Training

Date:

15-16 Jan

Time:

0900-1500

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 87

Brief Description:

This training focuses on Family readiness, specifically the leadership role and issues involved in taking care of Families while Soldiers are deployed. It defines the mission and structure of rear detachment FRG, provides guidance on how to interact with Families and how to help Families solve problems. This training is designed for Rear Detachment Commanders, FRSA's, FRG Leaders, and Advisors. (Free childcare available for FRG Leaders with appointment orders.)

Outreach Program

Workshop/Class:

Family Orientation

Date:

3 & 17 Jan; 7 & 21 Feb; 7 & 21 Mar

Time:

0900-1100

Location:

Soldier Service Center, Bldg. 253, Rm. 2074A

Brief Description:

This is comprehensive orientation featuring representatives from various on-post agencies to help assist with your transition to the installation.

Workshop/Class:

Remember Me Support Group

Date:

3 & 17 Jan; 7 & 21 Feb; 7 & 31 Mar

Time:

1800-1900

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 87

Brief Description:

This is a support group for Soldiers and Families (parents, grandparents, guardians, etc. ) who are grieving the loss of a child.

Relocation Program

Workshop/Class:

Alaska Overseas Briefing

Date:

15 Jan; 19 Feb; 19 Mar

Time:

0900-1030

Location:

Soldier Service Center, Bldg. 253, Room 2074-A

Brief Description:

Learn about your new duty station, receive a packet of information, and learn about services to help make your move a smooth one. Family Members are encouraged to attend. (This is a mandatory briefing for Soldiers PCSing and open to all others.)

Workshop/Class:

Foreign-Born Spouses/Hearts Apart Support Group

Date:

115 Jan; 19 Feb; 19 Mar

Time:

1100-1300

Location:

Soldier Service Center, Bldg. 253, Room 2074-A

Brief Description:

Members from various cultures and countries join other spouses to network, discuss the American way of life, develop friendships, and learn about the many resources available to make their new life experience positive. This is also a support group for any Spouse of a Soldier deployed on a remote assignment far from home. Children are welcome to participate or just come to have fun!

Workshop/Class:

Germany Overseas Briefing

Date:

8 Jan; 12 Feb; 12 Mar

Time:

0900-1030

Location:

Soldier Service Center, Bldg. 253, Room 2074-A

Brief Description:

Learn about your new duty station, receive a packet of information, and learn about services to help make your move a smooth one. Family members are encouraged to attend. (This is a mandatory briefing for Soldiers PCSing and open to all others.)

Workshop/Class:

Hawaii Overseas Briefing

Date:

22 Jan; 26 Feb; 26 Mar

Time:

0900-1030

Location:

Soldier Service Center, Bldg. 253, Room 2074-A

Brief Description:

Learn about your new duty station, receive a packet of information, and learn about services to help make your move a smooth one. Family Members are encouraged to attend. Due to the Christmas holiday, Soldiers must call to schedule a one-on-one briefing during the month of December. (This is a mandatory briefing for Soldiers PCSing and open to all others.)

Workshop/Class:

Korea Overseas Briefing

Date:

Jan Call for Appt.; 5 Feb; 5 Mar

Time:

0900-1030

Location:

Soldier Service Center, Bldg. 253, Room 2074-A

Brief Description:

Learn about your new duty station, receive a packet of information, and learn about services to help make your move a smooth one. Family Members are encouraged to attend. (This is a mandatory briefing for Soldiers PCSing and open to all others.)

Resiliency Training for Family Members & DA Civilians

Workshop/Class:

Enhance Your Resiliency-Complete Course (4 day course)

Date:

8-11 Jan; 12-15 Mar

Time:

0845-1615

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 87

Brief Description:

Family Members and DA Civilians will build skills to become more resilient and able to face adversity as an individual or as a couple. Modules are used to enhance the competencies of self awareness, self regulation, optimism, mental agility, and strength of character. Classes are interactive and skills are easily learned and put to use. This is a complete course of modules 1-4. (Child care may be provided.)

Workshop/Class:

Enhance Your Resiliency-Complete Course (7 day course)

Date:

4-8 & 11-12 Feb

Time:

0845-1230

Location:

ACS-Stewart, Bldg. 87

Brief Description:

Family Members and DA Civilians will build skills to become more resilient and able to face adversity as an individual or as a couple. Modules are used to enhance the competencies of self awareness, self regulation, optimism, mental agility, and strength of character. Classes are interactive and skills are easily learned and put to use. This is a complete course of modules 1-4. (Child care may be provided.)

Army Family Team Building

Workshop/Class:

AFTB

Date:

Call For Appt.

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

This training teaches military terms and acronyms, introduction to military customs and courtesies, basic military benefits and entitlements, military and civilian community resources, and more.

Army Volunteer Corp

Workshop/Class:

Volunteer Management Training: VMIS Workshop

Date:

15 Jan; 5 Feb; 7 Mar

Time:

0900-1030

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

This class is open to volunteers and volunteer managers. Volunteers will learn how to track hours, get info about awards, and learn about training on the Army Volunteer Management Information System (VMIS), an online software program. Volunteers will also learn tips and techniques to manage volunteer records, approve applications, and more.

Employment Readiness Program

Workshop/Class:

Employment Readiness for Newcomers

Date:

9 & 23 Jan; 13 & 27 Feb; 13 & 27 Mar

Time:

0900-1100 (9 Jan, 13 Feb & 13 Mar); 1300-1500 (23 Jan, 27 Feb & 27 Mar)

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

This class provides newly arrived Family Members instructions on Military Spouse Preference (MSP), Priority Placement (PPP), and Executive Order (EO) 13473. Participants will also get quick tips on Resumix, resumes, and resources to assist in seeking and securing permanent employment.

Workshop/Class:

Interviewing Workshop

Date:

17 Jan; 21 Feb; 21 Mar

Time:

1300-1500

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

Do you know the proper way to prepare yourself for a job interview? This class offers helpful information on how to prepare and conduct yourself during and after an interview. A mock interview will also be given by local area employer dependent on the class size.

Workshop/Class:

Navigating USAJOBS

Date:

3 Jan; 7 Feb; 7 Mar

Time:

1300-1500

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

Learn how to input your resume in Resumi, the Federal government's electronic resume system! Additionally, participants will search for jobs, learn strategies for maximizing their skills for the most impact, and learn how to track the status of their application.

Workshop/Class:

Resume Writing Workshop

Date:

5 Feb; 5 Mar

Time:

1300-1500

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

Do you need help starting or updating your resume? Topics covered include formats, components, and the production and distribution of your resume.

Exceptional Family Member Program

Workshop/Class:

EFMP Focus Group

Date:

21 Feb

Time:

1700-1800

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

Please join the Stewart and Hunter ACS EFMP staff and Winn Army Community Hospital EFMP staff for a Facebook Focus Group. We want to hear from you so join us for this important forum. Sign in on "Stewart/Hunter Exceptional Family Member Program”. Call 912-767-5058 or 912-315-6816 for more information.

Workshop/Class:

EFMP Welcome Seminar

Date:

23 Jan; 27 Feb; 27 Mar

Time:

1330-1430

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

The Welcome Seminar is for Families new to Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) and those who have recently relocated to Hunter and have a Family Member registered in EFMP.

Workshop/Class:

It's an Exceptional Life: EFMP Monthly Support Group

Date:

24 Jan; 28 Feb; 28 Mar

Time:

1200-1300

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

Family Advocacy Program

Workshop/Class:

Anger/Stress Management

Date:

28 Jan; 25 Feb; 25 Mar

Time:

0900-1400

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

A full day workshop that teaches skills to identify your stress triggers, methods to manage your emotions, and positive communication techniques for dealing with anger and stress.

Workshop/Class:

Baby Bootcamp for Dads

Date:

29 Jan; 25 Feb; 26 Mar

Time:

1400-1600

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

Dads challenge the stereotype by joining this interactive class for men who are expecting a baby or have children up to age 2. This is also a great way to network with other fathers, build confidence in your ability to parent, and enhance your nurturing side.

Workshop/Class:

Before Baby Arrives (3 Sessions)

Date:

16, 23 & 30 Jan; 13, 20 & 27 Feb; 13, 20 & 27 Mar

Time:

0900-1100

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg.1286

Brief Description:

This is a course designed to foster strong bonds between both parents and their unborn child. It also gives pregnant women the tools to have a healthy lifestyle and ultimately a healthy baby.

Workshop/Class:

Infant Care (3 Sessions)

Date:

16, 23 & 30 Jan; 13, 20 & 27 Feb; 13, 20 & 27 Mar

Time:

1400-1600

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg.1286

Brief Description:

This is a hands-on workshop that provides and strengthens the basic skills that are vital for newborn care.

Workshop/Class:

Love Without Words: How to Improve Communication Without Talking About It

Date:

23 Jan

Time:

1330-1530

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg.1286

Brief Description:

Workshop/Class:

Play Morning

Date:

Tuesdays

Time:

1000-1130

Location:

ACS-Hunter, 41 Rocky Road

Brief Description:

Parents with children ages 0-36 months are invited to an interactive play incorporating music, stories, crafts, and toys! Also, parents can learn activities to do at home with their little ones.

Workshop/Class:

Commander/Senior Leader Briefing

Date:

Call for Appt.

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg.1286

Brief Description:

This is a one hour briefing to provide leaders with guidance enabling them to recognize, prevent, and report child abuse and domestic violence.

Workshop/Class:

Families in Action

Date:

Call for Appt

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg.1286

Brief Description:

This course addresses common issues such as independence, the risks of drugs and violence, discipline, communication, and problem solving (Open to teenage and parents)

Workshop/Class:

Scream Free Parenting

Date:

3, 10, 17 & 24 Jan; 7, 14, 21 & 28 Feb; 7, 14, 21 & 28 Mar

Time:

0900-1100

Location:

ACS-Hunter Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

This four session of classes moves parents beyond many of the child-focused, techniques-based approaches that ultimately fails. Scream Free will compel you to focus on your own behavior for the benefit of your children.

Workshop/Class:

Scream Free Marriage

Date:

6, 13 & 20 Feb

Time:

1330-1530

Location:

ACS-Hunter Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

Marriage is difficult, and it is naturally filled with conflict. This three session class teaches you to actually calm down, grow up, and get closer to your spouse.

Workshop/Class:

The Five Love Languages (2 Sessions)

Date:

9 & 16 Jan; 20 & 27 Mar

Time:

1330-1530

Location:

ACS-Hunter Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

A class for couples to learn practical ways to communicate their love to their spouse. Start by learning the "Five Love Languages", and then identify your own love language and that of your partner.

Workshop/Class:

Infant Massage

Date:

Call for Appt

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

Parents with babies 6 wks. to 9 mths., learn the delicate art of infant massage which promotes better sleep, boosts baby's immune system, relieves teething pains, and makes the baby feel loved and secure. Dads are especially welcome!

Workshop/Class:

Risk Management for Junior Non-Commissioned Officers (E5-6) Leaders

Date:

Call for Appt.

Location:

ACS-Hunter Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

A three hour class that assists junior leaders with being able to identify Soldiers and Families who are at risk while educating them on the resources available to assist them. It covers stress management, financial issues, and effective communication.

Workshop/Class:

Risk Management for Senior Non-Commissioned Officers (E7-9) Leaders

Date:

Call for Appt.

Location:

ACS-Hunter Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

A three hour class that assist senior leaders with being able to identify Soldiers and Families who are at risk while educating them on the resources available to assist them. It covers stress management, financial issues, and effective communication.

Financial Readiness Program

Workshop/Class:

Financial Planning for PCS-Your Money and the Move

Date:

10 & 24 Jan; 14 & 28 Feb; 14 & Mar

Time:

0900-1030

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

Financial Planning for PCSing will ease the financial burden of your next move. Learn how to plan for the expenses of a move while trying to keep up with monthly expenses before, during, and after a PCS.

Workshop/Class:

Keeping Your Bank Account in Check

Date:

31 Jan

Time:

0900-1030

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

This class will teach you how to manage any bank account and keep a positive balance. Atendees will leave this class with skills on how to select a financial institution to meet your personal needs, how to track ATM and Debit Card usage, overdraft protection, how to maintain and reconcile your checking and savings account statements and learn the consequences of non-sufficient funds.

Workshop/Class:

Living On A Plan: How to Create a Budget That Works

Date:

17 Jan; 21 Feb; 21 Mar

Time:

0900-1100

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

This class will walk you through the steps of how to create and maintain a personal budget that will really work for you. When you leave the class, you will be able to evaluate your present financial situation, establish personal/Family goals, and develop a personal financial plan just for your life.

Workshop/Class:

Thrift Savings Plan (TSP)

Date:

7 Mar

Time:

0900-1100

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

This class is going to discuss the basics of the Thrift Savings Plan and why you should participate. You will learn: how to enroll in the TSP, the tax advantages of the TSP, the importance of starting to save for retirement early, what types of pay contributions can be taken from, the different types of funds available to those who participate in the TSP, and information on loans from the TSP.

Workshop/Class:

Trapped by Debt? Downsize in 6 Steps

Date:

7 Feb

Time:

0900-1100

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

Mobilization and Deployment Program

Workshop/Class:

Commander/1st Sergeant Family Readiness Group (FRG) Training Course

Date:

8 Jan

Time:

1300-1530

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

This training is for Company Commanders and First Sergeants. The Marne Inspections Program standard has been changed placing a requirement on the unit leadership to be trained.

Workshop/Class:

Family Care Team Training

Date:

22 Jan

Time:

0900-1100

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

Support Next of Kin (NOK) for a short period of time following a trauma or crisis. This training is critical prior to establishing a care team for your company or battalion. Strongly recommended for unit leadership.

Workshop/Class:

Family Readiness Group (FRG) Key Caller Training

Date:

20 Mar

Time:

0900-1100

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

This training covers Key Caller duties, communicating with Family Members, dispelling rumors, handling crisis calls, and how the Key Caller fits into a successful FRG.

Workshop/Class:

Family Readiness Group (FRG) Leader Training

Date:

6 Feb

Time:

0900-1200

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

This course provides the basic FRG overview including regulatory guidance and information on how to structure a FRG for today's Families and FRG Leadership as well as Commanders' responsibilities and expectations. (Open to all FRG members, FRSAs, and Rear Detachment leaders.)

Workshop/Class:

Family Readiness Group (FRG) Treasurer Training

Date:

16 Jan

Time:

0900-1200

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

This training covers regulatory guidance, setting up an FRG Informal Fund account, and commanders' responsibilities. Topics also include the supplemental FRG account and how to access and prepare for the yearly funds audit. This training is designed for FRG Treasurers, FRG Leaders, Commanders, Rea D Commanders, and Advisors.

Workshop/Class:

Family Support Operations

Date:

19 Feb

Time:

0900-1200

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

This training focuses on Family readiness, specifically the leadership role and issues involved in taking care of Families. This training provides guidance on how to interact with Families and how to help Families solve problems.

Relocation Program

Workshop/Class:

Foreign-Born Spouses Support Group

Date:

21 Jan; 18 Feb; 18 Mar

Time:

1100-1200

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

Members from various cultures and countries join other spouses to network, discuss the American way of life, develop friendships, and learn about the many resources available to make your new life experience positive.

Workshop/Class:

Hearts Apart

Date:

8 Jan; 12 Feb; 12 Mar

Time:

1300-1400

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

This is a support group for any spouse of a Soldier deployed on a remote assignment far from home. Children are welcome to participate or just come to have fun!

Workshop/Class:

Lending Closet

Date:

Weekdays

Time:

0730-1630

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

If you are new to the area or PCSing, basic household goods items are available to borrow while waiting for your personal property pre-departure or upon arrival.

Workshop/Class:

Newcomer's Windshield Bus Tour

Date:

17 Jan; 21 Feb; 21 Mar

Time:

0930-1100

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

Take a tour of Hunter and learn about your new community and the many programs & services available to you. Bus departs from the ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286.

Workshop/Class:

Overseas Briefings: Alaska & Hawaii

Date:

16 Jan; 20 Feb; 20 Mar

Time:

1300-1400 (A); 1430-1530 (H)

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

Learn about your new duty station, receive a packet of information, and learn about services to help make your move a smooth one. Family Members are highly encouraged to attend with their Soldier.

Workshop/Class:

Overseas Briefings: Korea & Germany

Date:

2 Jan; 6 Feb; 6 Mar

Time:

1300-1400 (K) 1430-1530 (G)

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

Learn about your new duty station, receive a packet of information, and learn about services to help make your move a smooth one. Family Members are highly encouraged to attend with their Soldier.

Workshop/Class:

Pre-Departure Service

Date:

Weekdays

Time:

0730-1630

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

If you are moving CONUS to CONUS, come learn about your new duty station. You will receive a packet with information pertinent to your new duty station. Family Members are highly encouraged to attend.

Workshop/Class:

Relocation Counseling

Date:

Weekdays

Time:

0730-1630

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

If you have recently arrived or moving to Hunter, come learn about your new duty station and community. You will receive a Welcome Packet with information about Hunter and the Savannah communities. Family Members are highly encouraged to attend.

Workshop/Class:

Sponsorship Training

Date:

Weekdays

Time:

0730-1630

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

Classes are designed to train Soldiers and how to be an effective sponsor who can be requested by unit's and individuals.

Resiliency Training for Family Members & DA Civilians

Workshop/Class:

Enhance Your Resiliency-Complete Course (4 day course)

Date:

12-15 Mar

Time:

0900-1600

Location:

ACS-Hunter, Bldg. 1286

Brief Description:

Enhance and build skills to help you bounce back from everyday challenges. These skills can be used everyday to make us more effective in our lives. Classes are interactive and skills are easily learned to put to use.