Helping familes of the National Guard
National Guard troops called to duty make enormous sacrifices. But so do their families. The Army’s top general, General George Casey has acknowledged, “We are asking more and more of our families than I would have thought possible.”
Guard Support assists these families via direct emergency grants, funds for existing family support groups and programs, and a rapidly evolving set of initiatives.
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Keep up to date with our evolving set of programs. We will send out periodic news about Guard Support and other information relevant to National Guard families.
We also recognize that troops returning home have difficulty staying in touch with each other post demobilization. We’re gathering a database to create a solution for this need. » Sign Up
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National Guard Unit in Feeding Hills Awarded a Family Readiness Group Grant from Guard Support.
