|  Community Readiness Office (CRO)- assists commanders in maintaining the readiness of individuals, families, and communities within the Total Army by developing, coordinating, and delivering services which promote self-reliance, resiliency, and stability during war and peace.
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Mobilization & Deployment (Mob/Dep) provides family support for active duty and reserve families who are facing military separation due to deployment. Mob/Dep provides training and coordination on a variety of subjects in accordance with the Deployment Cycle Support Directive and Operation READY. | Children's Workbooks | My Goodbye Book - Ages 3-5 Activity Book - Pre-school A Story About Deployment - Pre-school Goodbyes Are Hard - Ages 6-8 | Activity Book - School Age A Story About Deployment - School Age I Can Do That - Ages 9-12 Deployment - Army Teens Talk - Pre-Teens Separations Happen - Ages 13-15 |
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The Family Readiness Group (FRG) is an officially command-sponsored organization of family members, volunteers, and Soldiers belonging to a unit, that together provide an avenue of mutual support and assistance, and a network of communications among the family members, the chain of command, and community resources. FRGs help create a climate of mutual support within the unit and community. Basic FRG goals include supporting the military mission through provision of support, outreach, and information to family members. FRGs play an integral part in the Family and Soldier Readiness System (FSRS). FRG training is held the 3rd Tuesday of each month from 0900-1500 at ACS, Bldg 486. For more information or to register, please call 573 596-0212 and ask for Mob/Dep. For Resources for Education About Family Readiness Groups click here Operation R.E.A.D.Y. Resourses for Education About Deployment and You Operation R.E.A.D.Y. click here |
| | | - ACS Outreach is a delivery system designed to assist soldiers and family members in the many adjustments to military lifestyle. Outreach offers several areas of direct services:
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 Briefings on Army Community Service Programs |
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- Army Community Service Outreach offers a variety of FREE classes and services to any and all military ID card holders. Registration for classes begins 2 weeks prior. Children are welcome however; due to FCC regulations children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. All classes are held at the House Next Door (53 Young Street) unless other wise specified. Notice: If school is cancelled the House Next Door will be closed!
- 573-329-4616.
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- Click here for House Next Door Calendar
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- ARMY ONE SOURCE
- Standing by 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Real help. Anytime, anywhere. All calls answered live. From United States 800-464-8107
- TTY/TDD: 800-346-9188
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You spend every day trying to find enough time for everything—your family, the mission, your community, your life. Whether you’re trying to find child care, trying to get out of debt, coping with a family problem or personal issue that’s weighing you down at home or at work, or just dealing with the ups and downs of everyday life, sometimes it can seem as if there’s too much for you to handle. That’s why the U.S. Army provides the Army One Source program—a pre-paid Soldier and family resource program to help you run your life a little more smoothly. Army One Source can help make it easier by giving you contacts, information, and practical solutions. And Army One Source is easy for you to access, on the phone or online, with one-on-one consultations, articles, seminars, workshops and much more. All at no cost to you.- All private. Army One Source provides experienced consultants to talk with when you have a question; an award-winning Web site with online articles, locators, and much more; pre-paid booklets, audio recordings, and other materials; referrals to resources and services in your community; and a commitment to always being there when you have a question or need help.
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| | | - Military Family Development Program
This very new outreach program was inspired by a grassroots effort within the Fort Leonard Wood community. As Fort Leonard Wood expands, there is a demand for a multitude of services. The committee is made up of volunteers in the community as well as staff members from Army Community Service (ACS). The task this committee has undertaken is to recognize and address issues that affect the daily lives of those within the Fort Leonard Wood Community. The overall goal is to achieve a working relationship between military personnel and the families of the personnel by providing an informal network of information and support. This network will primarily target spouses of drill sergeants, sergeant and below, and unaccompanied spouses, but all will benefit from these efforts.
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- Resourses for Education About Deployment and You
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- Address: Army Community Service Center
- 486 Replacement Ave
- Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473
- Telephone: 573-596-0212 Fax: 573-329-4545 Toll Free: 1-866-802-6707
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