Army Family Team Building
AFTB (Army Family Team Building) is an educational program for Army Families, Soldiers, civilians, Retirees, and others who wish to learn more about military life. AFTB promotes practical life management skills and independence, improves knowledge of the military, and enhances Family Readiness. AFTB classes cover a broad spectrum of topics from basic information about the Army to the development of skills for personal and professional growth.
Army Family Action Plan
AFAP (Army Family Action Plan) is a way to address the demands of Army life by identifying quality of life "hot spots" as the Army transforms and continues to engage in contingency operations. This is one of the ways Army leaders demonstrate they care about the people who make up the Army Family.
To submit your own AFAP issue, visit the Army Reserve Family Programs page @ www.arfp.org.
Fort Family Outreach and Support
Fort Family is providing a single gateway to responsive Family Crisis Assistance, available 24/7, 365 days a year. It provides a unit and community based solution to connect people to people. By pinpointing Families-in-need and local community resources, the AR can quickly connect the Soldier Family and resources thus providing installation-commensurate services in the geographic location of the crisis. Fort Family has established a community based capacity by engaging our Nation's "Sea of Goodwill" to support Soldiers and Families closest to where they live.
SHARP
The Army Sexual Harassment and Assault Response program's mission is to reduce with an aim toward eliminating sexual harassment and sexual assault within the Army Family through robust prevention and training, direct leader engagement in support of SHARP, and consistent team coordination that can inspire trust in the SHARP response system.
If you are in need of assistance please contact the National Sexual Assault Hotline at: 1-800-656-4673 or the DOD Safe Line at 1-877-995-5247.
Army Reserve Family members may also find Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) resources through the Fort Family website.