Army Family Action Plan (AFAP)
Fifth Avenue, Building 5700
334-255-2382

What is AFAP?  |  How is AFAP Accomplished?
 
What qualifies as an AFAP issue?  What is not an AFAP issue?
AFAP Issue Update book (06/2010)

Improve the quality of your life!
Submit your issues for the
Army Family Action Plan Conference
Issues that affect the well-being of Fort Rucker or
the Global Army then please fill click on AFAP SURVEY FORM

What is AFAP?
The AFAP is a grassroots level process that identifies issues of concern for the GLOBAL Army. The AFAP is a program that gives everyone in the Army the opportunity to influence his/her own quality of life and standard of living.

How is AFAP Accomplished?
Fort Rucker will host an AFAP conference that will bring together representatives of the TOTAL ARMY. These representatives, serving as conference delegates, will evaluate issues that effect our quality of life at Fort Rucker and throughout the Army.

What qualifies as an AFAP issue?
Issues that affect everyone at Fort Rucker or the Global Army are good AFAP issues. The focus should be on improving facilities, changing policy or regulation, and just making things work better for everyone. Issues may be on pay and allowance, readiness, retention and training, single Soldier issues, PCS moves, medical, dental, schools, childcare, AAFES,  MWR activities, and volunteers.

What is not an AFAP issue?
Remember issues should focus on improving the quality of life for everyone, not just one persons “Pet Rock”. If you are having problems with a facility or particular organization then please report to the commander or manager of that facility or you may wish to go online to http://ICE.DISA.mil to make a customer comment about any military installation and their services.

Examples of past successful AFAP issues:

Resolved Issues

1. Commissary Bagger Employment Opportunities for Youth
2. CYSS Special Needs Staffing and Training
3. Customer Handicap Parking at Building 5700
4. Electrical Billing in Fort Rucker Housing
5. Pest Control in Fort Rucker Housing
6. Length of Time to Receive VA Disability Rating
7. Communication Breakdown in Information of Medical Policies
8. Eligibility for Youth Services Membership
9. Teen Center Food Services
10. Safety Hazard on Division Road

Work In-progress Issues
Fort Rucker issue #233,” Orthodontic Care For Total Army Family,” (AFAP 08) was sent to the TRADOC AFAP conference May 2010. The Medical /Dental workgroup prioritized this issue and it was selected by the TRADOC Commander to be sent forward to HQ DA AFAP which will be held in January, 2011.

If you feel that you have an issue that is affecting the Well-being of Fort Rucker or the Global Army then please fill click on “AFAP SURVEY FORM” , complete the form and click submit.
1. Submit only (1) issue per form.
2. There are no limitations to the number of issues you may submit for consideration.
3. If you would like to be an AFAP volunteer, please contact the AFAP coordinator at 334-255-2382.


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