2009 Fort Bliss AFAP Conference Report Out Presentation

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January 2009 Issue Disposition Log
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2009 AFAP Conference
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2009 Fort Bliss Teen AFAP Conference Issue Worksheet

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HQDA AFAP Program

  • If you are a commander, you can support a strong AFAP program in your community, and you can draw on the real-time quality of life information AFAP provides.
  • If you are a soldier, retiree, civilian, or family member - Active, Guard, or Reserve - you can be part of the local, Region, and HQDA AFAP programs.

The Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) is one of the Army's principle programs to ensure that well-being in the Army keeps pace with changing times.  By giving soldiers (active & reserve), civilian employees and families the opportunity to make input into and influence their own standards of living, the AFAP helps the Army attract and retain a well-qualified, high-caliber force; foster soldier and family satisfaction; and stand up programs that encourage confident, self-sufficient soldiers and family members.

In the history of AFAP, 99 changes have been made to legislation, 145 policies and regulations have been revised, and 164 programs and services have been improved at the Department of the Army level.

Some of the these issues include: Pay Increases, Military Savings Plan, Youth Initiatives, TRICARE for Life, Chiropractic Care for Active Duty, Household Goods Weight Allowance Increase for Junior Enlisted and much more.  This program has also improved the quality of life here at Fort Bliss: No fee ATM at the Welcome Center, the Scuds and Suds carwash, School Liaison Officer, and much more.

 

AFAP Golf Tournament schedule for May 21

Help the Fort Bliss community help itself, and have fun doing it with the first annual Army Family Action Plan Golf Tournament Friday, May 21 at Underwood Golf Complex.

The 18-hole, four-person scramble starts at noon; sign in starts at 10 a.m. Entry is open to all. The entry fee of $65 per person covers green fees, cart rental, range balls and lunch. Teams can enter together, or individuals can enter and be paired with other players to form teams. To register, visit Army Community Service, Bldg. 2494 on Ricker Road.

The tournament’s goal is to raise awareness of the AFAP program and how it works to better the quality of life at Fort Bliss. AFAP is year round and for everyone – it is open to retirees and DoD civilians, along with active-duty and reserve-component Soldiers. Volunteers are needed to work registration tables, hand out prizes and verify holes-in-one or closest-to-the-pin shots.

For more information about the tournament or the AFAP program, call 568-1132.

 

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