1. Introduction to Army OneSource
Overview of Mission, Resources and Alliances

2. Army OneSource Mission
Build service capacity and delivery to support Service members, their Families and Veterans (SMFVs) regardless of their component or geographical location
AOS Mission

3. What is Army OneSource? AOS Mission
Army OneSource (AOS) is a Secretary of the Army Initiative to provide comprehensive community support and service delivery for Soldiers and their Families regardless of component or geographic location.
Through State Community Support Coordinators located throughout the US, AOS is raising awareness and generating support among the private sector to effectively serve the unique challenges of Military life, including the growing demand for behavioral health, financial, legal and faith-based services.
Utilizing traditional establishments on Military Installations, a Web-based portal, and local community partners, AOS is helping empower Soldiers and their Family Members to be strong, healthy and connected to the best resources wherever they may be.
AOS Mission

4. AOS Resources www.AOSresourcecenter.com www.MyArmyOneSource.com
Provides online information about available programs and services
Offers an e-learning center which provides educational courses on topics such as military culture, budgeting and finances
Provides access to a services locator where Service members, their Families and Veterans can search for specific services in their area by zip code
Provides a virtual word in which SMVFs can stay connected with friends through ArmyBook
AOS Resources

5. Myarmyoncesource.com Website

6. Army OneSource Resource Center
Prevalence data maps by state & county
State event listing for SMFVs & service providers
Featured Alliances, Q&A library, Promising Practices and What Works
Web Events, Continuing education, and literature available to all site visitors

7. What is an Alliance? What is an AOS Alliance?
An Alliance is a state-level strategic partnership between vested stakeholders who have an interest in improving services and support for Service Members, their Families and Veterans
They are intended to be self-sustaining initiatives, sharply focused on improving outcomes over time
Through the facilitation of State Community Support Coordinators(SCSC’S), relationships are built and Partnerships created making way for improved processes and systems for our nation’s heroes.
What is an AOS Alliance?

8. Alliances - The Four Focus Areas
Service Members & Their Families
Military Leadership
National Guard & Reserve
State & Local Governments / Agencies
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National, State & Local Associations
Educational Institutions
Veterans Services Organization
Non-profits
Behavioral Health- State Agencies and Associations, Educational Institutions, First Responders, Military Leaders, Primary Care Physicians, Social Workers, Behavioral Health Providers, State and National Organizations
Finance- State Bankers Associations, Better Business Bureaus, Military Leaders and Consumer Credit Counselors and other DoD Approved Financial Organizations
Legal- State Bar Associations, Law Schools, JAG’s and Legal Aid/Assistance Organizations
Faith Based- Chaplains, Local Churches National Religious and State based Faith Based organizations
Aligning the Work

9. Mobilizing the Community
AOS State Community Support Coordinators
State Community Support Coordinators (SCSCs) are charged with executing a 50-state strategy to mobilize community resources, focusing on developing senior-level Alliances with public, private and non-profit organizations
SCSCs are primarily responsible for building added service capacity for geographically dispersed Service members, their Families and Veterans including all Active-duty, Reserves and National Guard in the areas of Behavioral Health, Finance, Legal, and Faith Based.
Mobilizing the Community

10. Army OneSource State Community Support Coordinator Roland, Murphy Army OneSource Government Manager Shaunya M. Murrill Chief, Outreach and Strategic Integration IMCOM, G9, Family Programs Directorate
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