Contact Information:

State Family Program Staff
 Mrs. Frank Vavala - Delaware National Guard Family Program Advisory Council, Chairperson call 302-326-7001 and leave a message so she can return your call.

1LT Georges - State Family Program Coordinator 302-326-7050 or Email.

Carol Mezzatesta- 166 Wing Family Program Coordinator 302-323-3327 or Email to Air Guard Family Support

Calendar of Events:

State Family Program Advisory Council meetings for FY02
1st Quarter- November 13, 2001 STARC
2nd Quarter-February 12, 2002 STARC
3rd Quarter-May 14, 2002 STARC
4th Quarter-August 13, 2002 STARC time: 6:30 p.m.

 


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Family Program

Volunteer Opportunities and Training

 

As Master Trainers you will be required to:

  1. Serve as Ambassadors for the Army Family Team Building Program by showing goodwill, being a team player and working your local program for at least one year.
  2. Serve as Spokesperson in accordance to the needs of your location.
  3. Represent Army Family Team Building in a positive manner at all times.
  4. Assist in recruiting and training Instructors to teach the Family Member training - Levels I, II and III.
  5. When required, teach Levels I, II, and III.
  6. Assist in recruiting students to attend local Family Member training.
  7. Always work within protocol and your chain of command.
  8. Inform key members of the chains of command and concern about on-going initiatives of the AFTB program.
  9. Protect the integrity of the program and the founding principle of "Standardized training material".
  10. Provide feedback to the CFSC-AFTB staff through your chain of command.
  11. Provide volunteer management and leadership as appropriate.
  12. Participate on the local AFTB advisory council when appropriate.
  13. Share information and materials you receive.
  14. Utilize your local resources and agencies.
  15. Assist Instructors in your local communities to develop plans to involve junior enlisted and junior officer spouses in AFTB classes.
  16. Share your experience and expertise.
  17. Respect all members of America's Army: Active, Reserve, and Guard.
  18. Work in moderation to prevent burn-out.
  19. Come to training informed, open minded and ready to share.
  20. Allow yourself to grow and Have Fun.
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