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 | | The NGB J1 as the principal personnel advisor to CNGB, is responsible for providing the policies, resources and training to ensure consistent human resources programs that shape and enhance NGB and Joint Force Headquarters strategic initiatives, personnel readiness, operational capabilities, and the sustainability of the National Guard community.
Program Information on this site includes:
DoD Yellow Ribbon Reintegration
Employer Support
Family Programs
Psychological Health
Sexual Assault Prevention and Response
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| | Website for SDNG Youth to share thoughts, ideas and keep in touch with what thier Mother and Father are doing in the National Guard. |
| | What is Military Saves?
Military Saves is a national campaign to persuade, motivate, and encourage military families to save money every month, and to convince leaders and organizations to be aggressive in promoting automatic savings.
Why Join?
You'll be a part of a global movement dedicated to personal financial stability. Financial stability is about a lot more than knowledge - it takes consistent action over time. Military Saves is a campaign to make every military community a supportive environment to assist
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| | Our resources page contains links and resources for the 114th Fighter Wing. There is a variety of information available including information on supporting our troops, family readiness, and a variety of programs.The following links are provided for informational purposes. The views and opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the 114th Fighter Wing.
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| | NACCRRA is working with the U.S. Military Services to help those who serve in the military find and afford child care that suits their unique needs. Through several innovative civilian/military efforts between the Services, NACCRRA and Child Care Resource and Referral agencies (CCR&Rs) are building the quality and capacity of child care throughout the country
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| | The Global Assessment Tool is a survey based instrument used to assess Soldiers on the dimensions of emotional, spiritual, social, and family fitness. Administered online via Common Access Card or Army Knowledge Online
Logon ID and password, it takes about 20-30 minutes to complete, and rapidly estimates an individual's fitness in these four dimensions of strength.
The purpose for taking the GAT at this time is primarily to provide an assessment of the tool and validate the questions asked. Information provided will be used to refine the GAT at the conclusion of the pilot period (1 July 2009 - 15 September 2009).
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| | All- FYI. The Army has partnered with Tutor.com to bring free tutoring assistance to Army Families. This program is available to all Army-affiliated Families (Military, Civilian and Contractors) regardless of component or deployment status. Tutor.com was founded in 1998, and has grown to be the #1 online homework help and tutoring assistance service in the nation. Tutor.com provides individualized, one-on-one tutoring and homework assistance with a live person via instant messaging format and blackboard functionality. The valuable and innovative program can be accessed through the Army One
Source website at www.myarmyonesource.com/cyss_tutor.
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| | The Scholarships for Military Children Program was created to recognize the contributions of military families to the readiness of the fighting force and to celebrate the role of the commissary in the military family community.
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| | The AFVC is a "space available" program offering Department of Defense affiliated personnel affordable condominium vacations at over 3,500 resorts around the world.
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| | Shades of Green® on WALT DISNEY WORLD® Resort...
is an Armed Forces Recreation Center (AFRC) located in Central Florida. The newly expanded Shades of Green is one of two AFRC's located in the continental U.S. The Shades of Green Resort is a true resort destination; offering the perfect mix of exceptional resort accommodations and friendly hospitality.
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| | Army MWR is a comprehensive network of support and leisure services designed to enhance the lives of soldiers (active, Reserve, and Guard), their families, civilian employees, military retirees and other eligible participants. Over 37,000 MWR employees worldwide strive to deliver the highest quality programs and services at each installation -- from family, child and youth programs to recreation, sports, entertainment, travel and leisure activities.
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| | The Hale Koa Hotel is nestled on a 72-acre tropical oasis fronting the finest stretch of beach in Waikiki. We invite you to treat yourself to an experience that will create lasting & cherished memories of your tropical vacation in the islands. The Hale Koa Hotel offers an array of dining experiences for you to enjoy on property. From casual family dining, to an elegant night out at our signature fine dining room, the Hale Koa has what you are looking for. The Hale Koa also offers a multitude of entertainment opportunities beyond just "fun in the sun". A perfect blend of impeccable service and affordable prices makes the Hale Koa Hotel an unparalleled value for your next vacation experience. |
| | Aloha! and Welcome ot Bellows Air Force Station, Hawaii's premier military vacation destination. |
| | Budweiser is honored to salute the men and women of our armed forces and their families. Throughout 2008, members of the military and as many as three direct dependents may enter any one of Anheuser-Busch's SeaWorld, Busch Gardens or Sesame Place parks with a single-day complimentary admission.
For your service and sacrifice, we thank you.
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| | Army Spouse Employment Program (ASEP)
Army National Guard spouses now have access to the ASEP. Approximately 70 percent of spouses now work outside the home. Army National Guard members and their Families have unique challenges from organizing life around training weekends to dealing with deployment issues while geographically separated from Active Duty support resources on installations. ASEP is a resource that gives spouses increased career options and flexibility.
The website, www.militaryspousejobsearch.org offers training, job search capabilities and additional resources to support successful job search and employment.
The ASEP website offers a job search capability by zip code, a very attractive tool for ARNG spouses that are geographically dispersed throughout the states and territories. The Military Spouse Job webpage offers a wide variety of support to make your employment search successful (creating customized resumes and covers letters).
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| | This program offers hundreds of audio books, CDs and cassettes for your listening and learning enjoyment. Listen and learn while commuting by auto, train or bus; exercising, or while on travel.
Your selections will be shipped - FREE - for a two week listening period.
Unfortunately, this program is not open to the Air National Guard at this time.
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| | Call 1-866-669-2362
Adventure and challenge, solitude, reflection, and renewal, the wilderness has always symbolized a new beginning - a place for discovery and fulfilling adventure. The Outward Bound program for Veterans provides an opportunity for camaraderie and has proven to be a powerful tool helping veterans readjust after leaving the combat zone.
Through generous funding by the Military Family Outdoor Initiative Project, a joint partnership of The Sierra Club and The Sierra Club Foundation, The Anschutz Family Foundation, and The Disabled American Veterans we are offering fully underwritten Outward Bound programs to Veterans. This is a tremendous opportunity for adventure and self-discovery to our veterans of combat operations in Afghanistan (Operation Enduring Freedom) and Iraq (Operation Iraqi Freedom). We have over 20 years serving our nation's combat veterans through a long partnership with the Disabled American Veterans organization, where we have offered enriching wilderness expeditions specifically designed for war veterans at no cost to the participants.
Our newest programs offer numerous wilderness adventures exclusively for war veterans, and are fully funded for all participants, to include their roundtrip stateside travel costs between home and the excursion site. Our goals include helping participating veterans build a supportive community with other war veterans; facilitating discussions on readjustment and transition challenges; and re-energizing and reinvigorating our veterans' spirits with adventures and challenges in the beautiful outdoors.
Who is Eligible: Under this program, all Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) veterans, who were deployed to these countries, including current and former members of the Active and Reserve Components of the United States military. It doesn't matter what your current military status is (active, inactive, discharged, retired) as long as you deployed in support of OEF or OIF combat operations while in the military. |
| | Donate A Phone
It's simple and FREE! Every phone you donate will help increase the amount of talk time we're able to provide to our troops!
When donating your cell phone(s), please keep in mind:
You can help the charity even more by applying your own postage. If you pay for the postage, we can put more money toward calling cards for our troops!
Donated cell phones are sold to a company that recycles them. The money we receive from recycling cell phones is used to purchase calling cards that we send to troops in need.
Minimize weight and save on postage by mailing cell phones only. Batteries, chargers and accessories are not required but gladly accepted.
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| | Home Inspection Training
No Cost to Service Members
In recognition of the record demand that currently exists for home inspectors all over the United States, American Home Inspectors Training Institute has put together a special training package designed to provide our military personnel with all of the training, tools, and supplies necessary to own and operate their own successful Home Inspection business. If you currently serve in any of our nation’s Armed Forces the program is covered through your various tuition assistance programs. If you’re in the ARMY it is covered through the new AVOTEC program.
For more information visit www.ahit.com/military or call 1(800)441-9411 to get started today.
Hear what a recent active duty participant has to say:
“I’m active duty ARMY and I signed up for the class a couple months ago. Under this program AVOTEC paid for literally everything I’ll need to start my own business and be my own boss when I get out.”
- John H. from Fort Lee
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| | Site has a variety of standard issue equipment for purchase by U.S. Miliatry members.
This site also has a great deal to purchase Oakley sunglasses. |
| | The National Resource Directory is the DoD's 'yellow book' of governmental and non-governmental organizations to support the wounded, ill and or injured service member, family member or care giver with recovery, rehabilitation and reintegration resources. |
| | Sittercity is America's largest and most trusted online source for in-home caregivers with over 1 million nationwide caregiver profiles.
Your Sittercity membership gives you online access to local caregivers with profiles that include pictures, parent reviews, references, background checks and more.
Sittercity Helps You Find:
Babysitters! For after-school, hourly care, school vacations, deployment and PCS, extended work hours, special needs children, and anytime you need a sitter
Nannies! For full and part time, infant and young child care
Certified CDH/FCC care providers
Care providers who are authorized access to an installation
Elder care companions, dog walkers, housekeepers and tutors
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| | The OSE has a new OPSEC training and awareness site for soliders and family members. This site really is worth looking at! Please pass this on to your unit Lead Volunteers and unit Family Programs representatives.
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