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158FW Family ReadinessThe 158th Fighter Wing Airman and Family Readiness Program provides education, support, and resources that promote individual and family readiness. We work with local and state support agencies. Together we ensure that our members and their families have resources to support success in the Vermont Air National Guard.
Child and Youth ServicesChild & Youth Program (CYP) recognizes the challenges of our Soldiers and their Families and takes great pride to focus on building resilient military youth. The CYP program strives to promote and sustain the quality of life and resilience of Army National Guard dependent children (kids) and youth by providing secure, timely, flexible, high-quality support services and enrichment programs.
Civilian Employment (PRIME)The VTNG is partnering with businesses across the state and region through the "PRIME" Program to assist Guard members to find adequate or better full-time employment. The VTNG will help you connect with our partner businesses and find your next role in a company/industry that is a great fit.
Education ResourcesContact the education office to learn about free college tuition for Vermont Guard members, transfer of education benefits/your GI bill benefits, testing (like the Armed Forces Classification Test, Defense Language Proficiency Test, or even discounts on the SAT, ACT and CLEP exams), and more!
Emergency PreparednessFive steps to resilience are: Explore Hazards, Assess Vulnerability and Risks, Investigate Options, Prioritize and Plan, Take Action. The goal of community preparedness efforts is to prepare individuals and families should to survive for a minimum of 72 hours before the restoration of essential services, such as the distribution of water, food, and emergency supplies. Prepare yourself and your family in case disaster strikes.
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Wellness, Readiness and Prevention (WRAP) Info

The Vermont National Guard formed the Wellness, Readiness, and Prevention (WRAP, J-9) directorate in 2022 to consolidate all “helping” programs and resources into a single, one-stop shop where Service members, Veterans and their Families can identify and access wrap-around resources and support.

Mission: The WRAP directorate of integrated programs empowers members and families to reach their full potential within a culture supportive of growth, resilience, and adaptability.

Vision: The Vermont National Guard organization, families, and communities will flourish through a sense of wellness, belonging, and connectedness.

VTNG WRAP officially includes: Family Programs (and all associated programs), Suicide Prevention, Military Resiliency, Chaplaincy, Sexual Assault Prevention and Response, Substance Use Prevention and Drug Testing, and the Integrated Primary Prevention Program; and the directorate works very closely with behavioral health and equal opportunity programs.

Help Lines

Please call 911 in an emergency.

National Mental Health Hotline: Call or text 988 (Select option 1 for Veterans Crisis Line)

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National Domestic Violence Hotline
Call 800-799-7233

VTARNG Psychological Health Coordinator
Call 802-503-2422 (24/7) 

VTANG DPH
Call 802-660-5463 (Office, Business Hours Only)

Family Programs
Call 888-607-8773 

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