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WVNG POC's for YRRP

WVARNG Yellow Ribbon Coordinator
SFC Alex W. Huffman
304-561-6755
alex.w.huffman.mil@army.mil

WVANG Yellow Ribbon Specialist
WV 130th Airlift Wing
Kaytee Gibson
Office: 304-341-303
Cell: 304-380-5250

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Michael Webb
Cell:304-561-6720
michael.webb@militaryonesource.com

Survivor Outreach Services Support (SOS) Coordinator
Leigh Ann Hill
Cell: 304-382-1431
leigh.a.hill8.ctr@army.mil

WVNG Transition Assistance Advisor
Joseph “Allan” Mollohan
(304) 561-6711
jmollohan@gapsi.com

Personal Financial Counseling (PFC) can help you and your family: manage finances, resolve financial problems and reach long-term goals such as getting an education, buying a home and planning for retirement.
Our services are free and our schedules are flexible (we can meet evenings or weekends, on or off-base) and our services are always confidential. Spouses are welcome.

Matthew Cahill, AFC®
Personal Financial Counselor 
WV National Guard

P | 304-989-4366
E | pfc.wheeling@magellanfederal.com 

WVNG Health Benefits Advisors
Sherry Cantrell                                                     
Cell: 304-389-4152                                               
sherry.l.cantrell.nfg@army.mil       

TRICARE Reserve Select (TRS) is a premium-based health plan available worldwide to Selected Reserve members of the
Ready Reserve (and their families) who are not eligible for or enrolled in the Federal Employee Health Benefit (FEHB)
program or currently covered under FEHB, either un-der their own eligibility or through a family member.

To enroll in TRICARE Reserve Select call 1-800-444-5445 and speak to the enrollment section. It requires the individual to
pay two months in premiums using credit card, debit card or checking account. After the two months Tricare will take the
monthly premiums out of the account that you designate. It is the individual’s responsibility to make sure that the credit
card or debit card used stays current.

The premiums for (TRS) starting January 2023 are $48.47 for singles and $239.69 for families. The deductibles incurred are
E-4 and below, $60/individual $121/ family. E-5 and above, $182/ individual $365/family Tricare Reserve Select is a fee-for-service program. The annual catastrophic cap is $1,217.00. All cost shares and deductibles apply towards this catastrophic
cap. After catastrophic cap is met then Tricare pays 100% of covered services.

To learn more about co-pays associated with TRS and all TRICARE health plans, please visit https://tricare.mil/Costs/HealthPlanCosts

One eye exam a year per family member, costs associated with glasses and contacts are not covered. Vision Insurance can
be purchased through www.benefeds.com.
Dental is not covered under TRICARE Reserve Select. Dental Coverage is available for purchase through United Concordia.
If you are interested in dental coverage you can visit the website at
https://www.tricare.mil/CoveredServices/Dental/TDP or call the TRICARE Dental Program at 1-844-653-4061.

The pharmacy benefit is included but will require enrollment with Express Scripts for maintenance type drugs. Contact
1-877-363-1303.
 

WVARNG Full-Time Chaplain
CH (MAJ) Justin Elliott
304-552-6002
Justin.m.elliott2.mil@army.mil

WVARNG Senior Religious Affairs NCO
MSG Benjamin Hardin
304-546-3482
benjamin.d.hardin.mil@army.mil

CDC Front Office: 304-561-6468

2022-2023 Rates Chart

W.V. National Guard Child Development Center provides developmentally age-appropriate activities for children ages six weeks to 5 years of age. W.V. National Guard CDC has earned accreditation from the National Association of Education of Young. The CDC strives to expose children to the “Six Pillars of Character” (trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, care, and citizenship) and promote each child’s physical, social, emotional, cognitive, and creative side.
W.V. National Guard CDC offers on-post full-day and hourly child care.

Mission: Our Mission is Caring. CYS provides critical support services to mitigate childcare stressors during deployment, mobilization, or contingency operations. We support the military lifestyle while reducing conflict between mission readiness and parental responsibilities.

Philosophy: At W.V. National Guard CDC, we recognize that play is fundamental to the development of children. And that children are unique individuals who grow and develop at distinctive, ever-changing rates. Therefore, we offer an
environment where young children and youth can learn through play and interaction with other children and nurturing adults. Our programs help your child/youth build within themselves a positive self-concept that generates feelings of acceptance and respect for individuality. We believe in designing programs where children/youth can participate individually or as a group in age-appropriate developmental activities. This practice allows optimal social, emotional, physical, creative, and cognitive growth. We promote and cultivate safe learning environments where your child/youth can resolve conflicts through learning age-appropriate conflict resolution and mediation skills. We believe in partnering with parents and the community to nurture a spirit of cooperation and self-respect for self and others, reinforce character building and encourage positive parenting.

We accept children ages 6 weeks – 5 years old of active duty military members, traditional reservists National Guardsman, Military Authority, and DoD Contractors.
The enrollment process is simple and the administrative staff will assist you through the whole process.

CDC Director
Brenda Sutphin
brenda.r.sutphin.ctr@army.mil
304-561-6461

CDC Assistant Director:
Melinda Jones
melinda.c.jones3.ctr@army.mil
304-561-6472

Parent Advisory Board:
Richard Hubbard
richard.j.hubbard12.mil@army.mil
815-973-7937

What is the Exceptional Family Member Program?
The EFMP is a mandatory enrollment program that assists active duty military Families who have a Family member that
has been identified as having special medical and/or educational needs. The special needs are documented through
enrollment in the EFMP utilizing the DD Form 2792 (Family Member Medical Summary). The EFMP works with other
military and civilian agencies to provide comprehensive and coordinated community support, housing, educational,
medical and personnel services.

What is an Exceptional Family Member?
An Exceptional Family Member is a Family member (child or adult) with any physical, emotional, developmental, or
intellectual disorder that requires special treatment, therapy, education, training, or counseling.

Who must enroll in the EFMP?
IAW AR 608-75 Sections 1-7. Enrollment in EFMP for Soldiers with exceptional Family members (EFMs) (children and
adults) is as follows:
(1) Active Army Soldiers will enroll in the EFMP.
(2) U.S. Army Reserve (USAR) Soldiers in the Active Guard Reserve (AGR) Program will enroll in the EFMP.
(3) Army National Guard (ARNG) Soldiers in the Active Guard Reserve (AGR) Program will enroll in the EFMP.
(4) ARNG and USAR Soldiers not serving in the AGR status may voluntarily enroll in the Army EFMP before entering
an eligible duty status to gain access to the EFMP immediately upon entering a status that is eligible to receive EFMP
services (for example, community support services such as EFM information, referral, and placement; advocacy; familyfind
activities; and respite care) The Soldier's eligible Family members must meet the special needs medical eligibility
criteria in AR 608-75, appendix B, when the Soldier is in an eligible duty status.

Enrollment: https://efmp.army.mil/EnterpriseEFMP/

If you need assistance with the enrollment process contact your Soldier Family Readiness Specialist