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'''Operation Military Kids''' is a |
'''Operation Military Kids''' is a program targeted to the children of [[United States National Guard]] and [[U.S. Army Reserve]] members who are deployed overseas. The program: |
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* Creates community support network for military youth "in our own backyard" when Soldier parents are deployed. |
* Creates community support network for military youth "in our own backyard" when Soldier parents are deployed. |
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* Delivers recreation, social and educational programs for military youth living in civilian communities. |
* Delivers recreation, social and educational programs for military youth living in civilian communities. |
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* Supports military kids coping with the stress of knowing their deployed parents may be in harm's way. |
* Supports military kids coping with the stress of knowing their deployed parents may be in harm's way. |
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* Collaborates with schools to ensure that staff are attuned to the unique needs of military students. |
* Collaborates with schools to ensure that staff are attuned to the unique needs of military students. |
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* Educates the public on the impact of the deployment cycle on |
* Educates the public on the impact of the deployment cycle on soldiers, families, kids, and the community as a whole. |
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* Becomes a part of the ongoing [[4-H]] Program in the locations where there are military families. |
* Becomes a part of the ongoing [[4-H]] Program in the locations where there are military families. |
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General Overview: |
General Overview: |
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Revision as of 14:13, 10 December 2007
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Operation Military Kids is a program targeted to the children of United States National Guard and U.S. Army Reserve members who are deployed overseas. The program:
- Creates community support network for military youth "in our own backyard" when Soldier parents are deployed.
- Delivers recreation, social and educational programs for military youth living in civilian communities.
- Supports military kids coping with the stress of knowing their deployed parents may be in harm's way.
- Collaborates with schools to ensure that staff are attuned to the unique needs of military students.
- Educates the public on the impact of the deployment cycle on soldiers, families, kids, and the community as a whole.
- Becomes a part of the ongoing 4-H Program in the locations where there are military families.
General Overview:
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