Service Member and Family Resources

Download this resource guide from the J9 Resiliency Directorate Military Community and Family Services Office. The intent is to provide ongoing support, share information, educate about programs, and provide resources available to members of the Utah National Guard.

Download the Resource Guide

Contacts

Joint Resiliency Director

Col. Cody Workman
801-716-9070

Joint Resiliency Directorate Senior Enlisted Leader

1st Sgt. Gregory Annis
801-716-9070

State Family Programs Director

Mr. David Osborne
801-432-4537

UTANG Military and Family Readiness Program Manager

Mr. Scott Jones
801-541-1452

UTARNG Lead Soldier & Family Readiness Specialist

Ms. Ashley Warren
801-432-4522

United Families Program

United Families Program helps National Guard members with common United States Customs and Immigration Service actions such as:

Expedited citizenship for service members

Military Parole in Place (Mil- PIP) assistance for direct family members of Soldiers

Assistance with Deferred action for military families that do not qualify for Mil PIP

Downloadable Resources

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Contact us

[email protected]

385-222-0162

Request contact from a UFP Coordinator for more information

Military Family Life Consultants

Military Family Life Consultants provide private, confidential, and FREE counseling services to military members and their families. Sessions may be in-person or via secured telehealth platform.
To contact an MFLC immediately simply call or text one of the numbers below under Meet the Team.

Adult Services

Anger Management
Work and Lifestyle Stressors
Couples Counseling
Relationship Issues
Deployment, Separation, and Reintegration
Fear, Grief, and Loss
Parenting Struggles

Youth Services

Deployment, Separation, and Reintegration
Parent / Child Relationship Issues
Social Relationships
Fear, Grief, and Loss
Anxiety and Depression

Meet the Team

Military Financial Counselors

Utah National Guard and Department of Defense Personal Financial Counseling can help you and your family manage finances, resolve financial problems and reach long-term goals.

Confidential financial consultations for individuals and families
Support for family members during deployment
Help with credit management and budgeting
Retirement planning
Understanding mortgages
Taxes

"Brown Bag Series" Financial Classes offered monthly at Utah National Guard Headquarters, Camp W.G. Williams, Roland R. Wright Air National Guard Base, and online. Contact Trent Scott at 801-718-6397 or [email protected] for more information.

Exceptional Families

The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) is a program to help you navigate the medical and/or education needs of the exceptional family member in your life.

It is a Department of Defense program that works with civilian and military agencies to provide coordinated comprehensive support services to Families with special needs.

Enrollment

Who is eligible for EFMP?

All military members

Enrollment Instructions

Enrollment in EFMP allows you to have access to Extended Care Health Option (ECHO) through TRICARE. ECHO eligibility is for service members on orders for AGR, Title 10, and ADOS. Click here to learn more about ECHO at Tricare.mil

To enroll, please download and fill out form (DA 7415). Have your exceptional family member’s doctor fill out form (DA 2792). Submit both forms to FT Carson for processing

Qualification Criteria

Contact Information

Susan B. Webb, MN, RN, CNS
EFMP Nurse Administrator

Evans Army Community Hospital

719-503-7442

Fax: 719-526-8504

Office of the Inspector General

The Inspector General is a personal staff officer of the adjutant general, providing the adjutant general with a sounding board for sensitive issues. The Inspector General acts as the eyes, ears, voice, and conscience of the adjutant general. Inspector Generals are impartial honest brokers and consummate fact finders who don’t take sides.

For more details on what IGs do and don’t do, please visit:

Army Inspector General

Air Force Inspector General

Army

Utah National Guard Office of the Inspector General

12953 Minuteman Drive
Draper, Utah 84020

(801) 432-4379

Air Force

Office of the 151st Wing Inspector General
Attention: Complaints Resolution

765 North 2200 West
Salt Lake City, Utah 84116

(801) 878-5324

Teaching and Training – Teaching and training is an integral part of all Inspector General functions. IGs, by their very nature, possess a wealth of knowledge and experience. They use this knowledge and experience when inspecting, assisting, and investigating to teach Soldiers and Airmen at all levels about policies and procedures.

Inspections – IGs conduct inspections at the direction of the adjutant general. An IG inspection may focus on organizations, functions or both and may or may not be compliance oriented.

Assistance – Anyone may submit a complaint or request for assistance to an Army or Air IG concerning matters of interest to their respective service.

Investigations – IGs only conduct investigations when directed by the adjutant general. The investigation will focus on violations of policy or regulations. The adjutant general may also direct an investigation into alleged mismanagement, unethical behavior or misconduct.

Anyone may file a complaint or a request for assistance, either orally or in writing to the IG.
Soldiers cannot be denied access to an IG. They are not required to go through their chain of command, but it's generally best to use the leadership chain first. Soldiers and Airmen do not need permission or authorization to call or see an IG. They do need to exercise common sense, and no one can leave their place of duty without permission.
No retribution will be taken against a Soldier or Airman who submits a complaint to an IG. However, anyone who knowingly submits an untruthful statement to an IG can be charged under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

Please read the Frequently Asked Questions page either Army or Air
Ensure the issue is relevant to the Army or Air Force. If it is relevant to a different military branch, please go to our DoD, Service and VA Inspectors General page to find the appropriate contact.
If possible, try to resolve the issue with the chain of command first. Remember, no one can tell you to not talk to an IG.
Gather all information you need (what, when, where, why, who). Clearly describe the issue you need assistance with.
Do not enter any classified information on the electronic IG Action Request form. If your communication to an IG involves classified information, you must read the DoD Classified Complaint page first.

Email

Provide DA Form 1559 (Army) to the local IG office.

Army:

Complete and save DA Form 1559
Email completed form to:
[email protected]

Air Force:

Complete and save DAF Form 102
Email complete form to: [email protected]

U.S. Mail

Army

Complete DA Form 1559
Print form and mail to:
Utah National Guard Office of the Inspector General
12953 Minuteman Drive
Draper, Utah 84020

** DO NOT mail CDs, DVDs, or thumb drives **

Air Force

Download the DAF Form 102
Save form to desktop
Complete and save form
Print form and mail to:
Office of the 151st Wing Inspector General
765 North 2200 West
Salt Lake City, Utah 84116

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