Army Family Team Building (AFTB)
AFTB’s goal is for volunteer family members to help other military Family members.  We have learned that a key ingredient missing from previous efforts to help Family members meet the expectations of military living was the exclusion of the real experts: our Family members. Those individuals have faced the challenges of military living, learned to make things happen and survived by helping each other. In essence, AFTB is a Family member driven program; it is a combination of our best, most effective training efforts put together by a team of Family members.

FAQ
I work and can't go to classes during the day, is there another way to get this information?
Evening classes are offered twice a month usually on Wednesday evenings. We also set up classes for Units, Battalions and Brigades on any of the levels that can be given in the evening, all day or on the weekend. There is a 5 person minimum to schedule a class. You can also take AFTB classes online at www.myarmyonesource.com. 

I took some Army Family Team Building Classes at my previous post; do I have to start over here?
The classes that you took at your previous post can be transferred toward completing the Level here at Ft. Riley.

Do I have to take the classes in order of the levels?
No, you can take the classes that you find interesting no matter what level they are and you will receive credit for taking those classes.

Who do I call to get more information on class schedules and times?
The Army Family Team Building Program Manager at 785-239-9435.

I am not from the United States, is the information available in other languages?
We have instructors to give the classes in German, Korean and Spanish.

Online Resources:

Commander’s Guide to AFTB

Winter 2010 Schedule

Promotion Points Memo