Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday: 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday, Sunday and Federal Holidays: Closed
*Closed the 4th Wednesday of every month.
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Military & Family Readiness Center
The Military and Family Readiness Center provides professional assistance to develop and maintain resilient airmen and families, enabling them to adapt, grow and thrive while serving at home or abroad in the Air Force.
MHAFB Voting Email
Recurring Events
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What We Do
We provide education and consultation to all active duty, retirees, civilian employees and their families covering a wide range of human and family services, such as…
Programs
Casualty Assistance
Retiree Support: The Casualty Assistance Representative also provides personal affairs and casualty assistance to the military retirement community and their loved ones in the event of a retiree death.
Retiree Survivor’s Guide to Benefits
My Personal Affairs (For Retirees)
HELPFUL LINKS
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
DEFENSE FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING SERVICE
MILITARY ONE SOURCE
WOUNDED WARRIOR
AIR FORCE AID SOCIETY
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
AIR FORCE MORTUARY AFFAIRS
Employment
Exception Family Member Program Family Support – (EFMP-FS)
What Is EFMP?
EFMP enrollment is mandatory for all active duty military branches, to include active duty Airmen, and require the identification of all family members requiring long term general medical, special education, Early Intervention (EI) and/or Related Services (RS), or modified housing. Air Force Reserve and Guard members are not required to enroll in the EFMP. However, they may request to be screened and enrolled at any time, regardless of the type of orders they are on, which may qualify them for additional resources. All Total Force members are eligible to receive A&FRC EFMP-FS support and services. This includes all DoD identification cardholders (e.g., other military service branches, active duty members not yet officially enrolled, civilians, retirees).
How Can EFMP-FS Coordinators Help Me?
EFMP-FS Coordinators assists families and leadership in managing the competing demands of the military mission; provide non-medical case management; assess family needs; develop services plans; coordinate warm hand-offs; provide local, state, and federal information, guidance and services; navigate resources; improve family coping skills by fostering competencies; identify gaps in service; advocate for improved services on and off the installation; and partner with providers to support military, other personnel, and their family members with special needs. For any services requested outside of the Air Force purview, EFMP-FS Coordinators will provide community resource information and referral.
HELPFUL RESOURCES:
https://daffamilyvector.us.af.mil
https://efmpandme.militaryonesource.mil
https://www.facebook.com/AirForceEFMP
Finance
Installation Voting Assistance Office
The Online Assistant offers point-and-click assistance and produces printable forms that eliminate legibility errors.
The Online Assistant also produces a postage-paid template that then may be printed onto an envelope and mailed.
Voter Information
Election Dates
Resources
Online Applications
Mountain Home AFB Voting email address: 366FW.vote_.MHAFB@us.af.mil
Key Spouse Information
What Is A Key Spouse?
This program is a commander’s program intended to enhance unit family and personal readiness. The role of the Key Spouse (KS) is designed to complement a unit’s mission and resilience, and assist in establishing a sense of community amongst unit members/families. The KSP is a commander’s initiative which promotes partnerships with unit leadership, families, volunteer KSs, A&FRC, and other community agencies, both on/off the installation.
How Do I Contact My Key Spouse?
Your active duty member should provide your contact information to his or her squadron and the squadron then distributes this information to the Key Spouses.
Haven’t been contacted by your Key Spouse? Call us at 208-828-2458! We’ll help put you in contact with your Key Spouse.
Where Can I Find Out More?
You can find out more online at https://www.afpc.af.mil/Airman-and-Family/Key-Spouse-Program/ or reach out to the Airman & Family Readiness Center.
The Online Assistant offers point-and-click assistance and produces printable forms that eliminate legibility errors.
The Online Assistant also produces a postage-paid template that then may be printed onto an envelope and mailed.
Voter Information
Election Dates
Resources
Online Applications
Mountain Home AFB Voting email address: 366FW.vote_.MHAFB@us.af.mil
Personal & Work Life
The A&FRC offers education and enrichment services that focus on helping families build and maintain healthy relationships, strengthen interpersonal competencies and problem-solving skills, and master respective roles, tasks, and responsibilities throughout the family life cycle. Education and information includes classes in:
- Communication
- Relationships/Family Dynamics
- Marriage/Divorce
- Parenting
- Deployment
- Stress
- Personal and/or goal setting
- Heart Link
- Key Spouse Program
- Adoption, Crisis Assessment/Intervention
- Family Separation
- Time Management
- Team Building
Readiness
Pre-Deployment/remote tour briefings for military members and spouses every Thursday at 1300, no appointment needed.
Reintegration support for military members and spouses every Tuesday at 1300, no appointment needed.
Hearts Apart Events – Fun events to support family members of those deployed.
We provide various FREE resources such as, Gunfighter dolls, custom pillow cases, journals, information work books and handouts.
Relocation
Right Start (Spouse Welcome!)
Newcomer’s Guide
New Spouse Guide
REQUIRED TRAINING FOR CSS STAFF FOR SPONSORSHIP:
Online Learning Basic Courses:
Transition Assistance Program (TAP)
Refer to the Managing Your Transition Timeline for more information
Starting TAP
To start the TAP process please call the M&FR at 208-828-2458. They will send you an email with directions for you to provide the 6 required documents and for directions to sign your DD2648 via MilConnect. Within the documents they will send also has the TAP dates through the year so you can select your IC/PS date, TAP class dates, and track class options.
Additional TAP resources can be found at DODTAP.mil under the Resources/FAQ section and at TAPevents.org
Volunteer Information
Volunteer Excellence Award
*Neither the Air Force nor the unit endorses the product(s) or organizational entity at the hyperlink destination(s). The Air Force does not exercise any responsibility or oversight of the content at the destination of the hyperlink(s).*
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