Support tailored to your needs
SFAC services are designed to be flexible and personal. Every service member and family situation is different, and SFAC staff adjust support based on what you need most.
Common areas of support
Benefits and entitlements
SFAC can help you:
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Understand available benefits
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Review entitlements during recovery or transition
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Identify next steps and points of contact
Personnel and ID support
Where available, SFAC can help coordinate:
- ID cards
- Personnel records
- Military paperwork questions
Transition and employment support
SFAC can connect you with:
- Transition Assistance / Soldier for Life resources
- Employment and career planning support
- Resume and job-search referrals
Financial counseling
Support may include:
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Education planning
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GI Bill information
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Spouse education programs (such as MyCAA, where available)
Education Support
SFAC can help with:
- Education planning
- GI Bill information
- Spouse education programs (such as MyCAA, where available)
Family and caregiver support
SFAC can help families connect to:
- EFMP coordination
- Childcare referral services
- Translation support
- Community and installation resources
Legal and spiritual support
SFAC helps coordinate access to:
- Legal assistance offices
- Chaplain and pastoral care services