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152nd Maintenance Company!

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The welcoming crew, waiting for our soldiers to deplane in Ft. Dix, NJ on Friday, April 7th

 
What is the Family Support Group and how does it affect me:
The Family Support Group is run by family members who volunteer their time to come up with things to do here at home and also ideas on what we can do to help our soldiers in Iraq along with the soldiers that were left behind. The Family Readiness Group is volunteer driven. Any family member (i.e. Mother, Father, Spouse, Child, Sibling, fellow soldier or Friend) who would like to join us for any event is welcome. We are actively seeking volunteers and ideas for more things to do and better ways to do them. Currently, we have had such events as Easter Egg Hunt, Wellness & Facials, 4th of July float for Augusta parade, Support Group Meetings, Scapbooking, and Family picnic.

What is the Family Assistance Center and how does it affect me:
The Family Assistance Center is manned by paid professionals to help in referrals to agencies that can provide services to the families of our soldiers (i.e., ID Cards, Red Cross, Tri-Care etc.). They also make monthly phone calls to families in their database. This includes all branches of the service not just the National Guard. They are available 24 X 7 365 days a year. Should you need their services, please call 1-888-365-9287.

Your Family Unit Coordinator is:

If you need any information for this unit please contact the FAC at

1-888-365-9287