Personal and Family Documents Worksheet

Budget Worksheet

Property Worksheet

In Case of Emergency

Important Phone Numbers

Hero Care Application

Financial Grants Info Brochure

Power of Attorney

Estate Planning

Through volunteering, we make new friends and build strong families and strong communities. 
Who can be a volunteer? 
·Spouses
·Parents
·Grandparents
·Siblings
·Friends
·Significant Others
·Retirees
The role you play as a volunteer is your choice. There are many ways that you can help and all are equally important.

Contact your Unit or your Airman and Family Program Manager for more information on becoming a volunteer.
Alpena CRTC Family Readiness Group: 989-354-6583
alpenacrtcfrg@yahoo.com

Looking for support or trying to develop connections with other members of the military that are in the same boat as you?  Utilize the following websites as an additional resource to connect you to other military families, resources, opportunities and forums.


www.afterdepolyment.org
This website addresses the emotional challenges veterans often face when they try to readjust after deployment.

www.operationhomefront.net
If you need assistance (or want to volunteer), check with this organization, which helps veterans and thier families.

www.operationwearehere.com
This site is full of resources for military families, as well as for civilians who want to support them.

Everyone experiences stress, emotional discomfort and frustration in their life.  Sometimes, we may feel as though we don't have any one to talk to.  You may be worried about confidentiality or feeling silly discussing your problems.  Or, you may not have the money to pay for counseling.

The Michigan Joint Family Support Assistance Program is available to help!  The MJFSAP offers Military Family Life Consultants; no cost, confidential counselors who are able to help.

Please click here to get detailed information on how they may be able to help you.