Joint Family Programs Office (JFPO)
Serving in the National Guard can present new challenges to military Families. Whether it is financial, emotional, household, or health benefits support you need, the National Guard Family Program strives to empower you with the tools to maintain or become self-sufficient. .
Family Readiness
Family Readiness is Mission Readiness. Family Readiness is the level of awareness Families and their Guard Members have in preparation for that call to state or federal active duty. Just follow these six steps and learn how we can support you.
1. Processing 2. Welcome Briefing 3. Training 4. Pre-deployment 5. Deployment 6. Reunion
Youth
The National Guard Youth Program serves children and youth ages 6-18 and provides opportunities for youth to develop their physical, social, emotional and cognitive abilities and to experience achievement, leadership, employment, friendship and recognition.
Family Programs Director
CSM Pamela Higgins
Office: 602-267-2370
pamela.higgins@us.army.mil
