Army Quality of Life - Community Connections & Soldier and Family Readiness Groups

Community Connections & Soldier and Family Readiness Groups

Army Quality of Life

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Community Connections & Soldier and Family Readiness Groups

Community Connections help Soldiers and their Families to build a network of support, fun and camaraderie wherever their Army journey takes them.

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Expand List item 1407Collapse List item 1407  Army Programs & Resources

The military and government offer further resources, programs and tools to help to reduce stress, promote resilience and increase social connections:

  • Armed Forces Wellness Centers support you as you take on life’s challenges through cutting-edge fitness testing, expert coaching and proven health strategies.
  • Building Strong and Ready Teams is a command-directed, chaplain led, community partnered effort that strengthens spiritual readiness for all Soldiers of all ranks and their families.
  • Consortium for Health and Military Performance aims to be DoD’s best resource for evidence-based information on human performance optimization to improve the performance and resilience of our service members and their Families.
  • Health and Wellness Coaching offers free consultations with Military OneSource health and wellness coaches that can help plan goals from start to finish.
  • Mental Health Support offers access to a national network of skilled therapists.
  • MyPlate is a USDA program that inspires an active lifestyle through encouraging nutritional and physical activity.
  • Nutrition Support and Resources offers information about healthy living and managing health with creative tips, programs and initiatives from Military OneSource.
Expand List item 1408Collapse List item 1408  Soldier and Family Readiness Groups
  • Soldier and Family Readiness Groups are a command-sponsored organization of Family members, volunteers, Soldiers, and civilian employees that provide mutual support and a communication network between Family members, the chain of command, chain of concern, and community resources.
Expand List item 1410Collapse List item 1410  Additional Resources

U.S. Army Reserve/National Guard Resources

The U.S. Army is a total force composed of three integral components: the Regular Army (Compo 1), the Army National Guard (Compo 2), and the Army Reserve (Compo 3). Although they serve in different ways, all three components train and operate cohesively as one team, one Army. It is common for a deploying unit to include National Guard and Army Reserve units working together to accomplish the same mission. Recognizing that many National Guard and Army Reserve Families do not reside near a military installation, both components provide dedicated Family Support Programs. These programs are vital for connecting Families with essential resources, information, and assistance wherever they are.

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Expand List item 1739Collapse List item 1739  Army Reserve Resources
  • Army Reserve Family Programs is a comprehensive collection of quality-of-life programs that foster the growth, development and readiness of Soldiers and Families.
  • Military OneSource offers information about resources, support and tools available to you during your service and after retirement.
Expand List item 1740Collapse List item 1740  National Guard Resources
  • The National Guard Family Program has staff and volunteers in each state to support and educate Guard members and their Families to enhance their quality of life.
  • Military OneSource offers information about benefits and support available to help you navigate both the military and civilian worlds.