Force Support Squadron
Featured Activities
Wine Tours
with Outdoor Recreation cost $35 per person per trip.
Call to find out which of the wineries
will be visited. Bring a bag lunch, snacks, etc. and
enjoy an afternoon at this oasis in the desert! Sign up
early space is limited, call 846-1499 to sign up.
Pancake Feed
at the Mountain View Club on
23 Jan & 27 Feb, 0800-1100. Bring out the whole family for all
you can eat pancakes! Adults $5.50, kids under 12 only
$3.50. All club members receive $1 off each meal. Contact
the Mountain View Club at 856-5165 with questions.
Parent’s Night Out & Give Parent’s a
Break
is 5 Mar & 9 Apr. For reservations call the
Youth Center 853-5437Call Gibson CDC at 846-1103 or
Maxwell CDC at 853-5521 for reservations.
Kids' Krafts Days
Kids
Frequent Crafter Cards available. Make your
memories extra special! Ask us about parties. Ask
about our Kids' Frequent Crafter Card. We offer
PARTIES! Call
853-3003 today!
Fiesta Fridays
from 1100 - 1300. at the Mountain View Club. Three
choices - sandwich, salad or buffet! Try the New York
Deli Island and have a sandwich made just the way you
like it! The salad bar has Caesar salad, Southwest
Chicken Salad and garden salad. The Fiesta Friday
Buffet has three hot entrees with garden veggies, fresh
baked rolls, and more. Call the Mountain View Club at
846-5165 for details.
Full Day Self Help
Scrapbooking
at the Arts & Crafts Center
on 27 Feb. $10 per class
(includes lunch). Call 853-3003 for details.
Basic Scrapbooking
at the Arts & Crafts Center. $20 per person. For details call
846-1070.
Beginning Frame
at the Arts and
Crafts Center $20 per person per class plus materials learn
to make your own frame and take home your finished
product. Contact the Arts & Crafts Center 853-3003.
ODR Wii Competition
Play Large. Register now! Call 846-1499.
Black Diamond Ski Shop
at Outdoor Recreation has a full service ski repair and
rental shop. Bring your skis in to get them
season-ready and keep them running well all season. Get
your rentals from a quality selection of alpine ski,
telemark ski, cross country and snowboards. Stop in and
see what they have or call 846-1499.
Ski Trips!!!
All ski trips with Outdoor recreation include rental
equipment, transportation and lift tickets. Call
846-1499.
Brunch with Tea Dance
7 & 21 Mar and 18 Apr 1000-1300 at the Mountain View
Club. Live Entertainment. Call 846-5165 for details.
Sunday Breakfast Buffet
1000 - 1300 at the Mountain
View Club. Call 846-5165 for details.
Thursday Night 2 for 1 Special
at the Mountain View Club at 1730. Club
Membership discount applied. Call 846-5165 for
details.
Kirtland Knotty Knitters
will meet at the Base Library on
Thursdays at 1700. Knitters of all ages and skill
levels are welcome to join the group for knitting tips
and ideas. For further details call 846-1071.
Tae Kwon Do Kids
at the Youth Programs for ages 8- 18 cost will be $40,
register at the Youth Center or call 853-5437 for
details.
New Weapons Class
at the Youth Programs, $35 a month for ages 7 – 18.
Beginners and advanced together, gumbo (Korean sword
fighting, nunchaku, and bo. For ages 5 -6, they will
need the instructor’s approval. For questions call
853-5437.
Tae Kwon Do Adults
for ages 14 and up will be available at the Youth
Center. The cost will be $45, register at the Youth
Center or call 853-5437 for details.
Pottery Class
at the Arts & Crafts Center on Wednesdays, 1800 - 2000.
This will be an ongoing class every Wed. Call 853-3003
for details.
Part Time & Full Time Jobs Available
join a highly energetic and motivated team of
professionals. Apply at the NAF Human Resource Office (HRO)
located in building 20245 (N.E. side of the Consolidated
Support), Monday through Friday 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Call
846-1522 or 846-1525 for more information.
Custom Engraving & Framing
from beautiful custom matting and framing
of your favorite art to custom key chains, pens, zippo
lighters, beer mugs and much, much more! If you don’t
see anything you like, bring us something special and
we’ll see if we can engrave it for you! Got something
kinda crazy and really random in mind? Need it built?
Stop in and see about custom shadow boxes, flag boxes,
and almost anything you want, built to your
specifications! Plaque Shop: 846-1070 and Frame Shop:
846-1067 for any questions you may have.
Call Airman & Family Readiness Center for
information on the following programs:
(505) 846-0741/0751
VA Benefits and Entitlements
Are you leaving the military and want to know more about
VA benefits? This briefing will answer your
questions.
DTAP Workshop
A workshop for separating and retiring members who have
or believe they have one or more medical conditions
which may qualify them for VA Disability. Learn
how to apply to the VA for Disability and other
benefits, services and assistance including Benefit
Delivery at Discharge (BDD) and the Vocational
Rehabilitation Program. Bring a copy of your
medical records.
NM Department of Workforce Solutions
(DWS) TAP Workshop
Employment workshop designed to prepare military members
and their families for the transition from military to
civilian life. Topics covered include skills
assessment, transferable skills, job search, resume
writing, job interviewing, and more. Civilian attire is
highly encouraged (NO tank tops, shorts or
flip-flops).
Predeployment Briefs
Military and Civilian members who are about to deploy
are required to attend the Airman & Family Readiness
Center mandatory pre-deployment briefing; also included
in the briefing will be the Military & Family life
Consultant, The American Red Cross, and Finance and
Mental Health. Family members are encouraged to attend.
Bundles for Babies
Are you ready for your baby to arrive? Bundles for
Babies, provides information to help parents prepare and
adjust to a new baby. Each family will receive a gift
bundle compliments of the Air Force Aid Society.
Federal Employment Assistance
The Civilian Personnel Flight
representative will provide information and guidance on
locating and applying for federal job vacancies.
Reintegration Seminar
Reintegration Seminar is
scheduled for those military and DoD Civilians who have
recently returned from deployment. The seminar will be
held at the Airman & Family Readiness Center RM 126.
Military members, DoD Civilians, spouses, supervisors
and commanders are highly encouraged to attend this
Seminar covering PTSD and spiritual an health wellness
presented by base agency experts
Mandatory Pre-separation Briefings
Retiree Group Briefing
Separate Group Briefing
This highly informative briefing covers a wide range of
benefits and services available to transitioning
military personnel and their families. Members can
choose to participate in the monthly group briefing or
schedule an individual appointment. During the briefing
the DD Form 2648, “Pre-separation Counseling Checklist”
(which is required for final out-processing) is
completed. This briefing is mandatory for all
separating and retiring military members no later than
90 days prior to separation or retirement. Spouses are
encouraged to attend. Provided for all branches of
service - Active Duty, Reserve and Guard.
Smooth Move
PCS information from the experts. Representatives from
TMO, Finance, Claims Office, Base Housing, TRICARE, and
A&FRC present information and answer your questions.
Elder Care 101
A geriatric social worker, will present on dementia,
Alzheimer’s, Medicaid, Medicare, assisted living
facilities, medicines for the elderly and how to provide
care to an aging parent, relative or friend.
Job Search and Resume Writing
Individuals will benefit by gaining knowledge on job
search strategies and how to begin the process of
writing an effective resume.
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