ISFAC Resources
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Welcome to the Military Family Assistance ProgramOur primary concern is that no military service member or family is left behind, and we have come together to form a statewide "safety net" for them. The purpose of the program is to connect military families with volunteer service(s) within their community, government and faith-based organizations to help ease their family's burden. FeaturedOhio Difference Maker Program Are you interested in being a part of a trained and ready volunteer team to help all Ohio Service Members and their families? Do you enjoy working with the youth that have been impacted by the global war on terrorism? Then this is the program for you to be become certified and trained volunteer. The Ohio National Guard Family Readiness Program is kicking off a new initiative which is a resource available to all Ohio Military Organizations. The one day training program will provide you with the knowledge and tools to lead/participate whenever and wherever at the local unit level, regional and state level. the program focuses on the utilization of volunteer efforts from local individuals in support of their regional Homefront Families and Heroes. If you are interested in being a trained "Difference Maker", please contact Shallon Matthews 614-336-6077 or shallon.mathews@us.army.mil or Sue Ann Carroll 614-336-7456 or sue.ann.carroll@us.army.mil. We look forward to seeing all that are interested in this program at one of our 2011 trainings. Regional Inter-Service Family Assistance CommitteesRegional Inter-Service Family Assistance Committees RISFAC quarterly meetings focus on building relationships and awareness of military family needs and syncing resources and services with identified needs. RISFAC meetings are facilitated by Regional Family Assistance Center Specialists and participants include Unit Commanders, Readiness NCOs, Military Liaisons and family readiness lead volunteers from all service branches and agencies, organizations and individuals committed to serving military families. Please direct RISFAC questions to your regional Troop and Family Assistance Center Specialist, call 1-800-589-9914. The 2011 RISFAC schedule is in the document below. 2012 RISFAC Dates and Locations State ISFAC questions should be directed to Ohio.ISFAC@gmail.com. Thank you, Lieutenant Colonel Julie Blike, DISCOVER OHIO MILITARY DISCOUNTS Whether your idea of the perfect getaway includes exploring Native American cultures, marveling at world-class art and music, screaming on record-setting roller coasters or hiking through pristine forests, you'll find what you're looking for in Ohio. And with all the great offers available from our travel partners you can save money in the process. All you have to do is check out the offers available in our Packages & Special Offers section. So start saving and discovering Ohio today! For more information visit http://consumer.discoverohio.com/packagesspecialoffers.aspx .
The Military Ready-to-Vote program provides voting materials, information and assistance to ensure Ohio service members serving on active duty have everything they need to participate in Ohio elections while they are in the service of the country. For more information visit: www.ohiomilitaryvotes.com/
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PartnersWe would like to thank our ISFAC partners for their support. Learn about the people who bring you Ohio on the Homefront. Become an ISFAC Partner
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Major General Deborah A. Ashenhurst, The Adjutant General, State of Ohio
The Ohio ISFAC and Regional ISFACs serve all Military Families
Ohio National Guard Joint Forces Headquarters | Troop & Family Readiness Program Office
2825 West Dublin Granville Road, Columbus, Ohio 43235-2789
www.ong.ohio.gov/family/ 1-800-589-9914, x6