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Military and Civilian Community Resources Post Deployment

Military and Civilian Community Resources Post Deployment. FACILITATOR ’ S NAME DATE. Objectives. Identify military and civilian community sources of support. Use appropriate resources for individual needs. Community Resources. Military Resources. Civilian Resources. What Would You Do?.

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Military and Civilian Community Resources Post Deployment

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  1. Military and Civilian Community Resources Post Deployment FACILITATOR’S NAME DATE

  2. Objectives • Identify military and civilian community sources of support. • Use appropriate resources for individual needs.

  3. Community Resources Military Resources Civilian Resources

  4. What Would You Do? Your friend was able to save a significant amount of money during deployment. Now she is trying to decide what to do with it. You meet a friend for coffee, and she tells you how difficult it is to give up the freedom and control she had during the deployment. Your friend’s spouse confides in you that he doesn’t seem to enjoy life since returning from deployment. You notice he is more withdrawn, and you heard him mention that he just can’t see the point of it all anymore. While riding in the car with a friend who has just returned from deployment, you notice he still drives like he is in a combat zone. Your friend mentions to you that the children are hesitant to accept discipline from the returning Service Member, and this causes the Service Member to get frustrated and angry.

  5. Objectives • Identify military and civilian community sources of support. • Use appropriate resources for individual needs. YRRP Website for Handouts: Military and Civilian Community Resources http://www.yellowribbon.mil/event-support

  6. Military and Civilian Community Resources Post Deployment FACILITATOR’S NAME DATE

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