Transition Support and Services
This page contains a description of numerous organizations that offer diverse opportunities for those seeking information on career opportunities. Whether you want to return to school, become a teacher, a farmer, an entrepreneur, or seek employment in the private sector, you will find a wide array of potential opportunities.
This is a living website. The Air Force Sergeants Association has partnered up with the Air Force Association in looking for organizations that focus on helping veterans. First and foremost we encourage you to visit Academy Women’s eMentor Program – Hiring our Heroes. On the eMentor website you can sign up to be a protégé and search their database for potential mentors that fit your needs. Next, look closely at the Department of Labor Veterans’ Employment Training Service (VETS). DOL sponsors more than 2,500 American Job Centers throughout the United States, with at least one in every state. You are guaranteed to find helpful information at VETS. After that, we suggest you browse by clicking the links below or by navigating through the tabs under the, "Transition Support and Services" tab, and check out all that is offered to our military members. You will find some great reduced tuition or free educational opportunities at some of the nation’s most reputable educational institutions. You will also find some specialized opportunities that may pique your interest. Finally, if you know of other organizations that service military members, their families and veterans, please let us know. |
MY AIR FORCE BENEFITS WEBSITE: https://www.myairforcebenefits.us.af.mil/
The Air Force has launched the MyAirForceBenefits website! The site offers Airmen and their family's tools to plan, budget, and prepare for retirement, separation, deployment, re-enlistment, and survivor support. These benefits are available to all Active Duty, National Guard, and Reserve Airmen and families to include Federal and State/Territory benefits and a Resource Locator for all Air Force installations.
In addition to the website, MyAirForceBenefits provides a full-time help desk with live operators ready to answer benefits-related questions. Regardless of status (Active Duty, Guard, Reserve, Veteran, or Retiree), Airmen and their families can call 888-721-2769 to speak to a benefits specialist. The help desk operators are available to answer phone calls Monday – Friday, 0900-1700, EST, or via email at AFPC.DP0BB.MyAirForceBenefits@us.af.mil.
In addition to the website, MyAirForceBenefits provides a full-time help desk with live operators ready to answer benefits-related questions. Regardless of status (Active Duty, Guard, Reserve, Veteran, or Retiree), Airmen and their families can call 888-721-2769 to speak to a benefits specialist. The help desk operators are available to answer phone calls Monday – Friday, 0900-1700, EST, or via email at AFPC.DP0BB.MyAirForceBenefits@us.af.mil.
***From CMSAF Wright***
Teammates, Taking care of our Airmen and their families is our top priority. To demonstrate our support, the Air Force launched the MyAirForceBenefits website Caution-https://www.myairforcebenefits.us.af.mil. This is an official military benefits website for the Air Force and offers Airmen and their families the tools to plan, budget and prepare for retirement, separation, deployment, re-enlistment, and survivor support. These benefits are available to all Active Duty, National Guard and Reserve Airmen and families to include Federal and State/Territory benefits, as well as a Resource Locator for all Air Force installations. In addition to the website, MyAirForceBenefits provides a full-time help desk with live operators ready to answer benefits-related questions. Regardless of status (Active Duty, Guard, Reserve, Veteran, or Retiree), Airmen and their families can call 888-721-2769 to speak to a benefits specialist. The help desk operators are available to answer phone calls Monday – Friday, 0900-1700, EST or via email at AFPC.DP0BB.MyAirForceBenefits@us.af.mil. Airmen of all components can utilize MyAirForceBenefits calculators and benefit libraries to help prepare for the future. There are many of up-to-date benefits organized as federal and state fact sheets which can assist Airmen and their families with life changing decisions, such as where to live after retirement and survivorship planning. Additionally, the benefit libraries include information on taxes, education, spousal employment, professional licensure, hunting and fishing licenses, and much more! The MyAirForceBenefits retirement calculator projects monthly personalized retired pay based on future rank and retirement date. Survivor Benefit Premium (SBP) calculations and Survivor estimates are included to ensure your family is taken care of in the event of your death on active duty or inactive duty for training. The SBP calculator shows lump sum payments, income streams, education benefits for your family, capturing changes over time to allow detailed survivorship planning. Please share this resource with your installations – Caution-https://www.myairforcebenefits.us.af.mil. Let MyAirForceBenefits help our Airmen and their families prepare! – Sent on behalf of CMSAF Kaleth O. Wright |