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    The document summarizes the structure and roles of Family Readiness Groups (FRGs). FRGs have a Rear Detachment Commander who serves as the commander during deployment and links the unit and families. An FRG Leader works closely with the commander, leads the group, coordinates activities, and provides information. FRG Liaisons/Assistants serve as the link between the command and FRG Leader and provide administrative assistance. Volunteers serve in various FRG positions and help plan and organize activities. Key Callers contact 6-10 spouses to relay information and identify concerns as part of the telephone tree system.

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    The document summarizes the structure and roles of Family Readiness Groups (FRGs). FRGs have a Rear Detachment Commander who serves as the commander during deployment and links the unit and families. An FRG Leader works closely with the commander, leads the group, coordinates activities, and provides information. FRG Liaisons/Assistants serve as the link between the command and FRG Leader and provide administrative assistance. Volunteers serve in various FRG positions and help plan and organize activities. Key Callers contact 6-10 spouses to relay information and identify concerns as part of the telephone tree system.

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    The document summarizes the structure and roles of Family Readiness Groups (FRGs). FRGs have a Rear Detachment Commander who serves as the commander during deployment and links the unit and families. An FRG Leader works closely with the commander, leads the group, coordinates activities, and provides information. FRG Liaisons/Assistants serve as the link between the command and FRG Leader and provide administrative assistance. Volunteers serve in various FRG positions and help plan and organize activities. Key Callers contact 6-10 spouses to relay information and identify concerns as part of the telephone tree system.

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    The document summarizes the structure and roles of Family Readiness Groups (FRGs). FRGs have a Rear Detachment Commander who serves as the commander during deployment and links the unit and families. An FRG Leader works closely with the commander, leads the group, coordinates activities, and provides information. FRG Liaisons/Assistants serve as the link between the command and FRG Leader and provide administrative assistance. Volunteers serve in various FRG positions and help plan and organize activities. Key Callers contact 6-10 spouses to relay information and identify concerns as part of the telephone tree system.

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    Army Family Team Building Level I

    Introduction to Family Readiness Groups

    Structure of Family Readiness Groups

    Rear Detachment: FRG Liaisons/Assistants:


    ƒ Serves as Commander Commander
    ƒ Soldier and/or paid civilian
    during deployment (Rear Detachment ƒ Liaison between command
    ƒ Source of information for Commander) and FRG leader
    FRG
    ƒ Provide administrative
    ƒ Link between unit and assistance and maintain
    families stability

    FRG Leader:
    ƒ Works closely with the
    FRG
    Commander Liaison/Assistant
    ƒ Leads the group
    ƒ Coordinates activities FRG Leader
    ƒ Provides accurate/ timely
    information
    ƒ Welcomes families

    FRG Volunteers Key Callers

    Volunteers: Key Callers:


    ƒ Serve in many positions ƒ POC on telephone tree
    (hospitality, treasurer,
    social, newsletter, etc.)
    ƒ Calls 6-10 spouses
    ƒ Relays information
    ƒ Planners, organizers,
    and workers for FRG ƒ Identifies concerns
    activities
    FRG Members

    2005/6 1.7 Handout 2

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