DoD Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program (National Guard YRRP)

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
ARMY NATIONAL GUARD YELLOW RIBBON PROGRAM COL ARNG-G1.
Advertisements

DoD/VA Integrated Mental Health Strategy
Virtual Terrain Walk 1 & 2 Soldier Support Center 5 & 6 WAMC 4 Watters Center 3 Installation Chaplains Office.
FRG: Deployment Tasks| 1 FRG’s Tasks in the Deployment Cycle Third Edition, 2006.
Joint Substance Abuse Program Prevention, Treatment and Outreach (PTO) 1 SSgt Jessica Cunningham Prevention Coordinator.
USAREC Annual Leaders Conference
F&MWR/ACS – Deployment Brief Sharon Adams / / Slide 1 Family and MWR (F&MWR) Army Community Service (ACS) Army Family Strong.
Major Tremaine Sayles / DAAR-MD / SEPT 12 ARMY RESERVE SURGEON DEPUTY FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH Major Tremaine Sayles 20 SEPT 2012.
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO 1 Financial Management Awareness Program (FMAP) 10 USC Section 992 DODI
Introduction to Operation: Military Kids and OMK Implementation Framework.
2 Military Community & Family Policy Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA) 247 Commissary Stores 17,967 Employees Department of Defense Education Activity.
UNCLASSIFIED. Promoting the Resilience of Military Children BG Marianne Watson Director of Manpower and Personnel National Guard Bureau
Military & Family Life Counseling Program (MFLC)
Insert Title Here Insert Sub title Here Command Leadership Brief The Coast Guard’s Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program Insert Name, Insert Title Insert.
Federal Recovery Coordination Program Joint program of the Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Defense Provides comprehensive coordination.
Creating Support in a Changing World Military-Connected Youth:
FAMILY READINESS PROGRAM The New York National Guard Family Readiness Process 12 February 2010.
May 2014 Warrior Care Policy Training Overview USSOCOM Care Coalition Conference May 20, 2014.
1 DoD-VA Partnership Status 22 February DoD/VA Partnership DoD/VA Mission, Vision, Authority DoD/VA Council Structure Joint Strategic Plan Current.
US Army Special Operations Command Family Readiness Division.
FRSA Family Readiness Support Assistant Carmen Brunsvold Lynda Schlukebier FA FRSA 34 th ID.
Military and Veteran Kids: Supporting Their Many Transition
NCTSN Military Family Program: Building Partnerships with the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN)
Family Assistance Centers. Departure or Homecoming The FAC Staff is in place to render help to families and their Service Members as they navigate through.
Who We Are: The purpose of the Transition Assistance Advisor (TAA) program is to provide a professional in each state/territory (some states have two TAAs)
“When Called, We Respond with Ready Units” When Called, We Respond With Ready Units… Family Programs Responsibility: Ready Families…Anytime, Anywhere!
Insert Title Here Insert Sub title Here YELLOW RIBBON REINTEGRATION PROGRAM 101 [Name, Title] [Date] Adapted from USAR 416 th TSC and DoD YRRP Brief; Last.
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO NGB TRANSITION ASSISTANCE ADVISOR PROGRAM.
Transition Assistance Advisors Who we are: The purpose of the Transition Assistance Advisor (TAA) program is to provide a person in each state/territory.
Joint Mobilization & Deployment Support: Total Force Readiness Deployment Process Collaboration/Focus: Reintegration Meeting October 27, 2003 Walter Reed.
Fleet and Family Support Center Overview Module 1.
State of the Military Family May 16, 2009 Pamela Cunningham.
1 3/4/ A s f MILITARY OUTREACH Wisconsin.
COL Dean Stinson, OASD/RA(YRRP), (703) , Supporting Members, Families and Communities During the Deployment Cycle DoD Yellow.
Sonia Bonet (703) Army Child and Youth Services Army Child and Youth Services... Our Mission Is Caring.
RDC Working With the Family Support Network | 1 Working With The Family Support Network Third Edition, 2006.
Minnesota National Guard Minnesota's Beyond the Yellow Ribbon Recognition Program Annette Kuyper Director of Military Outreach MN Department of Military.
Legal Support for Wounded Warriors How the Georgia Civilian Bar Can Lend a Helping Hand.
Integrated Joint Process Toolkit WEBINAR. Introduction Full Cycle YRRP Organization and Staffing Planning Evaluation Wrap-Up Wrap-U Welcome.
An Integrated Joint Process Toolkit. Integrated Joint Process Toolkit Overview.
Family Resource and Youth Services Centers: A Brief Overview.
Serving Those Who Serve
Family Assistance Center & Family Management Program
Information Campaign Intervention
Missouri Comprehensive Guidance Program
State Coordinator Intervention
MAJ Cheryl J. Harris-Paredes ARNG, YRRP OIC ARNG-HRS Kay Calton
DoD Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program (National Guard YRRP)
Operation: Military Kids
Minnesota National Guard
Building Healthy Military Communities (BHMC) Pilot
Collaboration: Teaming with Providers Toolkit
The Big.
Missouri Comprehensive Guidance Program
Purpose of the CHPC Identifies redundancies and voids, evaluates population needs, assess existing programs and coordinate targeted interventions to.
Operation: Military Kids
Service Member, Veteran and Family Support
ARMY NATIONAL GUARD YELLOW RIBBON PROGRAM COL ARNG-G1.
Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program
Missouri Comprehensive Guidance Program
Defense Planning Program Guidance: Family Support Program Review
Military and Family Life Counseling Program Service Members and Families Talking Points Welcome and thank you for being here. Today’s presentation is about.
Military OneSource (MOS) Overview
Military/Civilian Partnerships: The Collective Impact of Collaboration
MAJOR JOE HARDMAN MISSISSIPPI PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Military & Family Life Counseling Program (MFLC)
Goal of Operation: Military Kids
Child, Youth & School (CYS)Services support all three phases of the RESET/ARFORGEN: Intent is to communicate CYS Services Capabilities to: Rear Detachment.
Mississippi: Promising/Best Practice
CSFL Program OVERVIEW.
Presentation transcript:

DoD Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program (National Guard YRRP) NGB-SFSS Adapted from NGB Briefing for YRRP Conference and OSD Office for Reintegration Briefing

History of Yellow Ribbon Fiscal Year 2007 First “unofficial” YR reintegration event supports the return of Service Members and Families Fiscal Year 2008 “Section 582 of the FY 2008 NDAA required the Department of Defense to establish a ARNG and Reserve Members and their Families with sufficient information, services, referrals, and proactive outreach opportunities throughout the deployment cycle.” More than 50,000 Service Members and 60,000 Family Members serviced Fiscal Year 2009 More than 1012 Yellow Ribbon events held nation-wide 67,812 Service Members and 83,037 Family Members serviced totaling 150,849 attendees Hired 165 Yellow Ribbon contractors throughout the 54 States and territories Fiscal Year 2010 Will conduct 1100 Joint events to support deploying Service Members and Families 08 numbers were approximates. Funding was adequate but sporadic in disbursements due to supplemental. We estimate 65,000 soldiers and 75,000 family members will be serviced in FY09.

Joint YRRP Mission Statement The Joint YRRP Framework Take care of Service Members and their Families, make them self-reliant and resilient throughout the entire deployment cycle: Pre-Deployment, Deployment, Demobilization, and Post-Deployment-Reconstitution The Joint YRRP Framework A cooperative network of Military services, Veteran service organizations, State governmental departments, and other agencies that provide information, resources, referrals, and proactive outreach to Service Members, spouses, employers, and youth throughout all mobilization phases. Additionally, it is a flexible Family support system focused at meeting the needs of mobilized Service Members and geographically dispersed Families. Yellow Ribbon is an umbrella program. We work extensively with the GDTF on ensuring all Service Members/Families get the same level of care.

Programs Provided Attendees at YRRP events depart with: Health and Counseling Services awareness including an understanding of medical benefits i.e. TRICARE and Veterans Administration care, etc. Reference materials to assist them in making future contacts Training on installation services, commissary and PX facilities A linkage to the Family Assistance Centers (FACs) and Family Readiness Groups (FRGs) if not previously completed Marriage enrichment training Anger / stress management training Military Legal and financial services Substance abuse / Domestic violence prevention training Childcare services points of contact and program utilization information ESGR and employment support Traumatic brain injury awareness and points of contact Warrior Transition Unit (WTU) / Community-based WTU support overview Suicide prevention training and awareness

Joint Service Member and Family Support Staff allocated across the Nation to Support Service Members and Families 374 Family Assistance Centers, with a staff of 421 personnel provide Joint support 108 Military Family Life Consultants (54 Pending Hires) 61 Transition Assistance Advisors 55 Survivor Outreach Services Coordinators 54 Military OneSource Consultants 32 Child & Youth Behavioral Military Family Life Consultants

DoD Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program Supporting Service Members, Families, and Communities During the Entire Deployment Cycle DoD Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program LTC Jeffrey Schulz USAR YRRP Conference November 4-6, 2008

Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program Office for Reintegration Programs Established by Section 582 of the NDAA 2008 Currently staffed by liaisons from all the components Shall coordinate all Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Programs with National Guard/Regional Reserve Shall coordinate with existing National Guard & Reserve Family support programs Shall establish a Yellow Ribbon Center for Excellence in the Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program Office

Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program Advisory Board Reports to Congress yearly on the Program’s successes and areas for necessary improvements Evaluate National Guard and Reserve reintegration programs Assess unmet resource requirements Recommend changes regarding closer coordination between OSD Reintegration Office and National Guard and Reserve organizations

Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program Yellow Ribbon Center for Excellence Shall collect and analyze lessons learned and suggestions from National Guard and Reserve organizations with existing or developing programs Shall assist in developing training aids, briefing materials and training representatives from the NG and Reserve organizations as necessary Shall analyze demographics, placement of State Family Assistance Centers, and resources before MOB alert Shall establish a national calendar of events to support Joint program to assist the NG and RC implementation

Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program Outreach Services Proactive Outreach services to all Service Members (IRR, IMA and RR) and their Families Administrative Personnel Administer the YRRP at the DoD level Implement the reintegration curriculum throughout the deployment cycle to the Services Obtain necessary service providers Educate service providers regarding the unique Military nature of the reintegration program