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CANG Family Program Enhancing readiness and quality of life for Service Members and their families by providing resources

Save the date for a November event!!!! In Celebration of the Month of the Military Family, please join us for the Movie ...
10/09/2026

Save the date for a November event!!!! In Celebration of the Month of the Military Family, please join us for the Movie “The Cat in The Hat” on Sunday November 15th.

Date: Sunday November 15th, 2026

Location: Moreno Valley (location details to follow once registered.)

Time: 1:00pm to finish

No cost! to Registered Families

Kid’s Snack Tray: FREE for first 100 kids

Please register using QR Code on flyer or the link 🔗 below which is also on our linktr.ee bio! https://forms.osi.apps.mil/r/eJg2DSJHY8

for our community partners doing good deeds! Save the date in October 13th! See flyer for all the details! spay & ...
10/08/2026

for our community partners doing good deeds! Save the date in October 13th! See flyer for all the details! spay & neuter mobile clinic for ALL Military and Veterans. Must show ID and MUST be an resident!

During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, help raise awareness by sharing the MilLife Guides below with FAP clients, t...
10/07/2026

During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, help raise awareness by sharing the MilLife Guides below with FAP clients, the military community and stakeholders. These guides can help service members, intimate partners and families recognize warning signs, learn about available resources, and connect with support:

Physical Abuse MilLife Guide: Physical abuse includes acts such as hitting, kicking, and strangling. It may also be accompanied by threats of violence, emotional or psychological abuse, economic control, or restrictions on a person’s freedom.

Emotional Abuse MilLife Guide: Emotional abuse can involve excessive jealousy, monitoring activities and communications, controlling access to money, isolating a partner from friends and family, or making degrading statements. Share this resource to help individuals recognize unhealthy relationship behaviors.

Financial Abuse MilLife Guide: Financial abuse is a form of domestic abuse that may include controlling household finances, restricting access to bank accounts, preventing employment, or withholding money for basic necessities. Financial abuse can also include preventing a partner from pursuing education or training opportunities to create financial dependence and maintain control. Share this information to increase awareness of this less visible form of domestic abuse, and to highlight options that support financial independence, career growth and educational assistance.

Digital Abuse MilLife Guide: Technology can be misused to monitor, harass, or control a partner through online accounts, location tracking, connected devices or other digital tools. This guide offers information on protecting personal information.

Domestic Abuse: Pet Safety MilLife Guide: Concerns about the safety of family pets can prevent someone from leaving an abusive situation. This guide explains the connection between pet abuse and domestic abuse, outlines available protections and highlights resources that can help keep both people and pets safe. Links to help on our IG linktr.ee and below:

We encourage you to routinely view the FAP landing page through the https://www.armyresilience.army.mil/Domestic-Violence-Awareness-Month-2026/ and Military OneSource homepage, and bookmark the Family Advocacy Program Toolkit page and Frequently Asked Questions page

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, you don’t have to navigate it alone. Whether you need support for yourself or want to share something with a loved one, these resources can help:

National Domestic Violence Hotline
DomesticShelters.org
VictimConnect Resource Center
TalkingParents DV Fee Waiver
FindLaw Domestic Violence Resource Center
Justia Domestic Violence Lawyer Directory
WomensLaw.org (for all victims of abuse)
LawHelp.org (for state-specific resources)

The joys of THERE IS STILL TIME TO REGISTER FOR TONIGHT! THE ! Juggling Being A Military Family When Your Service...
10/06/2026

The joys of THERE IS STILL TIME TO REGISTER FOR TONIGHT! THE ! Juggling Being A Military Family When Your Service Member is Deployed.

Many of us have been through a deployment and it’s difficult. We become different people and we take on different roles when our loved ones are away. We can find help and easier ways to deal with all these emotions and everything that is happening. Let’s talk about the different ways we can help handle it all.

Strength doesn’t grow from carrying more. It grows from knowing you don’t have to carry it alone.

October 6th 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM, Eastern
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7736975710398397024

October 8th 9:00 PM – 10:00 PM, Eastern https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1629882409939871830

Both webinars provide the same material. Links also on the IG Linktr.ee

REGISTRATION CLOSES ON OCTOBER 14TH, 2026Family Wellness Seminar open to All California Army Guard Soldiers & their fami...
10/06/2026

REGISTRATION CLOSES ON OCTOBER 14TH, 2026
Family Wellness Seminar open to All California Army Guard Soldiers & their families. POC for seminar is SPC Soto King, send questions to [email protected] or call (760) 981-8445. Those that never attended a Family Wellness Seminar, have priority. This event is 30 October-01 November 2026 at Great Wolf Lodge in Manteca, CA. You must have at least one child attending with you that is between the ages of 8-17, to attend this seminar. Childcare for additional kids provided, if below age of 8. Family Wellness Seminar is a family friendly weekend giving military families skills to strengthen relationships & improve family team building. Families learn to work through challenges by having fun & learning together. Program is activity centered and based on the Our Home Runs curriculum. All participating Family members must be registered in DEERS. State Chaplain’s Office will cover basic expenses for entire family. Costs include lodging, parking, and meals: breakfast, lunch, & dinner Saturday, and breakfast & lunch on Sunday. Participants travel Friday; seminar begins Saturday morning and concludes Sunday afternoon. If you’re an M-Day Soldier, orders may be provided for this training through BSRT Program. THERE WILL BE NO TRAVEL PAY. Your family will walk away from program with new skills which can improve quality of your home life.atmosphere is fun & relaxed, and mixes group lectures with role plays, family brainstorming, problem-solving discussion, and practical exercises designed to engage children and parents in interactive thinking about their family unit. Info on flyer. Only 25 spots-priority to first timers. Building Strong & Ready Teams Programs offered by CANG Chaplains & Religious Affairs Specialists with support of Commanding Officers. You will gain practical, useful information based on a world-class curriculum, developed from years of research. As a family, you will improve Family team building and work through challenges by having fun and learning together.

is Awareness Month. This observance highlights the importance of recognizing the many forms domestic abuse can take ...
10/03/2026

is Awareness Month. This observance highlights the importance of recognizing the many forms domestic abuse can take and ensuring that service members, intimate partners and families know where to turn for support.
Domestic abuse doesn’t discriminate. It does not pause for operational demands, exceptional job or duty performance, physical stature, age, financial standing or cultural background. Too often, the strength, resilience and discipline celebrated in military culture can mask the vulnerability an individual, couple or family feels at home.
Abuse is not limited to physical violence. It can ALSO include emotional manipulation, financial control, digital abuse and threats involving beloved pets. Increasing awareness of these different types of abuse can help individuals identify concerns early and access assistance, if needed.
Support and resources are available through the Family Advocacy Program for those affected by domestic abuse. Your dedication ensures that when our service members, intimate partners and military families face isolation, fear and relationship conflicts, they have a confidential and compassionate place to turn, staffed by skilled professionals.
During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, help raise awareness by sharing the MilLife Guides below with FAP clients, the military community and stakeholders. These guides can help service members, intimate partners and families recognize warning signs, learn about available resources, and connect with support. We encourage you to routinely view the FAP landing page through the https://www.armyresilience.army.mil/Domestic-Violence-Awareness-Month-2026/ and Military OneSource homepage, and bookmark the Family Advocacy Program Toolkit page and Frequently Asked Questions page.

Good news from Sacramento. Governor Newsom has signed five veterans bills into law. Here is what each one does for you a...
10/02/2026

Good news from Sacramento. Governor Newsom has signed five veterans bills into law. Here is what each one does for you and your family.

SB 296 (Archuleta): property tax relief for disabled veterans
If you are a 100% disabled veteran and you own and live in your home, half of the first $1 million of your home’s value is exempt from property tax. If your household income is $83,474 or less (adjusted each year), the full first $1 million is exempt. It covers tax years 2027 through 2031.

AB 2219 (Schiavo): faster help getting your benefits
The Faster Services for Veterans Act. It improves how CalVet and your County Veterans Service Office work together, so you get connected to your VA and state benefits with fewer delays.

AB 2054 (Gipson): Paid Family Leave for military families
Makes clear that “covered active duty” includes stateside missions, extended training, and National Guard or Reserve activation. Families of those servicemembers can use Paid Family Leave.

AB 2203 (Tangipa): priority class registration
Students using the CalVet College Fee Waiver or the federal GI Bill get priority registration at California Community Colleges, CSU, and UC. That means getting the classes you need to finish on time and use your full benefit.

AB 1346 (DeMaio): in-state tuition for military kids
Dependents who come back to a California public college or university to finish their degree keep in-state tuition, even if their servicemember parent has transferred out of state or retired. Links below have more details and in depth information.
https://share.google/No1nFyx9R39GbrAsn
https://www.gov.ca.gov/2026/09/28/governor-newsom-signs-legislation-supporting-veterans-servicemembers/

Hello ! We kick off this month sharing our latest newsletter! If you would like a digital copy, please reach out to you...
10/02/2026

Hello ! We kick off this month sharing our latest newsletter! If you would like a digital copy, please reach out to your local MFRS.

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09/30/2026

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