What is the purpose of an SFRG?

SFRGs provide a critical link between commander’s and their Soldiers and Families. They provide official, accurate command information, connect Soldiers and Families to the chain of command, provide a network of support, and connect SFRG members to on/off post community resources.

What does Family Readiness Group do?

FRG’s are established to provide activities and support to enhance the flow of information, increase the resiliency of unit soldiers and their families, provide practical tools for adjusting to military deployments and separations, and enhance the well-being and esprit de corps within the unit.

What is the total Army family plan?

An FRG is a command-sponsored organization of Soldiers, civilian employees, Family members (immediate and extended) and volunteers belonging to a unit. FRG will provide mutual support and assistance, and a network of commu- nications among the Family members, the chain of command, and community resources.

What army regulation covers FRG?

ACS Army Regulation 608-1
The FRG is a command-sponsored program, subject to both ACS Army Regulation 608-1 and Command Army Regulation 600-20. According to the regulations, the organization is a resource for all constituents of a company and not simply a generator of solidarity or entertainment.

What does an FRG leader do?

SUPERVISOR: FRG Leader OBJECTIVE: Coordinate fundraising events to ensure that funds are available for the group’s activities. DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES: • Prepare request forms and process for approval. Recruit volunteers and delegate work. Determine and coordinate requirements and logistics.

What does SFRG mean in the Army?

Soldier and Family Readiness Groups (SFRG)

What is military family readiness?

The Family Readiness System is the network of agencies, programs, services and individuals, and the collaboration among them, that promotes the readiness and quality of life of service members and their families.

Where can I find Army Family Action Plan?

Army Family Action Plan on U.S. Army MWR Family and MWR Programs are delivered primarily through a local garrison or installation. To learn more about the resources available at your local garrison, visit the Army MWR website.