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Reference.  \na. AR 608-1 Appendix J Army Family Readiness Operations, 21 July 2006  \nb. AR 600-20Army Command Policy, Family Readiness Management  \nc. FC CG Policy \\#22  \nd. DoD 5500.7-R, Joint Ethics Regulation.  \ne. AR 600-29  \nf. The Army Family Readiness Handbook, Operation READY, Texas Cooperative Extension, The Texas A&M University System, March 2002  \ng. Soldier/Family Deployment Survival Handbook, Operation READY, Texas Cooperative Extension, The Texas A&M University System, March 2002  \nh. DOD 4525.8-M  \ni. AR 672-20  \nj. AR 215-1  \n2. Purpose:  \na. To provide guidance for sustaining family readiness group activities within  unit name  . The primary goal of our Family Readiness Group is to support our military mission through provision of support, outreach, and information to family members and Soldiers. The family readiness group is a recognized organization of family members (immediate and extended), Civilian employees, Soldiers and volunteers belonging to this unit who get together to provide an avenue of mutual support and assistance, and a network of communication among the family members, the chain of command and community resources. FRGs will assist unit commanders in meeting military and personal deployment preparedness and enhance the family readiness of the unit’s Soldiers and families. They will also provide feedback to the command on the state of the unit“family”  \n3. Responsibilities:  \na. All Soldiers, family members and others interested in the welfare of the members (i.e., parents, fiancées, retirees, etc.) regardless of gender, age, religion, race, color, national origin, or marital status are eligible for membership in the Family Readiness Group (FRG) . Membership in the FRG will be strictly on a voluntary basis. No adverse action or comment will be made against persons refusing to participate in the FRG.  \nb. Unit Commander  \ni. Ensures that their FRGs appeal to all service members, civilians, and family members regardless of rank structure or family size, composition, language spoken, and other characteristics  \nii. Anticipates and addresses the needs of the Soldiers and their families.  \nc. Rear-Detachment Commander  \ni. The unit commander’s representative at home stations while the unit is deployed and is the FRG link to the deployed unit. All logistic support for FRGS (for example, meeting rooms, nontactical vehicle use, office equipment and computers, newsletters, telephones, and volunteer support) is authorized by the rear detachment commander during deployment.  \nii. Anticipates and addresses the needs of the detachments’ Soldiers and their families when a temporary separation occurs through orientation programs, FRG newsletters, pre-deployment briefings, family assistance handbooks and social functions.  \niii. Facilitates systems of mutual assistance and a network of communication prior to and during deployments that includes the family readiness group and the chain of command.  \nd. Family Readiness Group Leader  \ni. Serves as the commander’s primary family member representative and point of contact.  \nii. Represents the family readiness group along with the commander at battalion level steering committee meetings or functions.  \niii. Serves as the primary liaison between the commander and family members.  \ne. Family Readiness Group Volunteer Fund Custodian/Treasurer  \ni. Unit Commander will sign a letter designating a fund custodian/treasurer and an alternate, which will not be the unit commander, a deployable Soldier or the FRG Leader.  \nii. Is responsible for informal fund custody, accounting and documentation.  \niii. The FRG informal fund custodian/treasurer and alternate are personally liable for any loss or misuse of funds.  \niv. Will provide informal fund reports to the unit commander monthly and","cbCaityJcgLZEl61","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaityJcgLZEl61","pdf",153308,"English","# Memorandum\n## Reference\n## Purpose\n## Responsibilities\n## Family Readiness Group Meetings\n## Family Readiness Group Fund","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Family Readiness Group (FRG)?\",\"answer\":\"The FRG provides support, outreach, and information to family members and Soldiers to sustain family readiness and assist deployment preparedness. 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