The Air Force Assistance Program (AFAS) is providing financial support for mental health services to eligible Airmen and Guardians. Up to $600 can be received for counseling or therapy sessions, with a corresponding amount available for each family member. This assistance extends to all eligible family members, allowing them to access up to $2,400 in treatment costs annually. The program’s goal is to improve the well-being of those serving within the Air Force and Guardians. These funds are intended to cover expenses associated with professional therapeutic care throughout the calendar year.
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