608-1
608-1
Usarc reg 608-1, para 1-1
608-1
Usarc reg 608-1
Usarc reg 608-1, para 1-1
USARC Reg 608-1
The US Army Reserve Family Readiness Program consists of two key components: the Family Readiness Group (FRG) and the Family Assistance Center (FAC). The FRG serves as a support network for families, providing information, resources, and a sense of community among service members' families. The FAC offers direct support services, including counseling and assistance with deployment-related challenges, ensuring families have access to the help they need during periods of separation.
readiness and retention
Gives a sense of belonging
Gives a sense of belonging
Fun
The responsibility for ensuring that regional readiness commands have staffed the centralized family readiness office typically falls to the leadership within the regional command structure, often at the level of senior commanders or designated family readiness officers. These leaders oversee the implementation of family readiness programs and ensure that adequate personnel are assigned to fulfill the office's duties and responsibilities. Additionally, support from higher command levels may provide guidance and resources to achieve these staffing goals.