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The Airman and Family Readiness Center is chartered as a primary prevention agency and functions to ensure resources required to support active duty and their families are available. The AFRC designs, develops and conducts family programs according to base and community requirements and capabilities. Services are available for active duty and their families, Department of Defense civilians, retirees and include single Airmen.
AFRC
Bldg. 1431, Flightline
Phone: DSN 314-632-5407
Website: http://afrc.avianoab.info/
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The Aviano Youth Programs focus on enhancing the emotional, physical, social and educational well being of youth participants ages 6-18 through safe, age-appropriate and multicultural activities that foster learning and develop confidence. The program is operated by professionally trained staff and is evaluated annually through unannounced compliance inspections.
Youth Programs
Area 1, Bldg. 116
Phone: DSN 314-632-7575
Website: http://www.31fss.com/yp.shtml |
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The Co-op Care program provides much needed networking, assistance and child care for stay-at-home parents. The program contributes to the well being of family members by allowing them credit for child care so they can maintain physical fitness, attend classes, socialize with other spouses, go to medical appointments or just get a much needed break. A parent volunteers their time to provide child care in a safe environment and in turn, earns credit toward child care for themselves. The Co-op Care program serves to supplement short term hourly care in a unfunded part-time child care facility that meets all Air Force standards with donated resources and volunteer time.
Co-op Care
Area 1 Bldg. 110
Phone: DSN 314-632-5630
Website: www.31fss.com/co-op.shtml
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The Child Development Center provides quality child care for young children by professionally trained staff in safe, healthy, age-appropriate environments. The program provides multi-child care options with more than 300 spaces available in three centers at varied locations for optimum support for parents.
The program supports the community with extended hours during exercises, real world events, daily hourly care, slots reserved for EDIS children and volunteer child care for special squadron events, marriage retreats, Couple Connections, Give Parents a Break, Parents Night Out and PCS care.
CDC Flightline
Bldg. 1476
Phone: DSN 314-632-5117
CDC Area 1
Bldg. 10/174
Phone: DSN 314-632-8246
Website: www.31fss.com/cdc.shtml
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The School Age Program provides age appropriate activities and experiences for youth age 6-12 to include field trips, homework assistance, arts & crafts, science, cooking, music, cultural, community experiences and learning opportunities in safe environments under the supervision of trained program assistants. This program is accredited through the National After-School Association. Options for care consist of before school, after school or before & after school. Fees for this program are based on total family income.
School Age Program
Area 1, Bldg. 116
Phone: DSN 314-632-7575
Website: http://www.31fss.com/sap.shtml |
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