ISFAC Save the Date- North Dakota Communities and Military Covenant

The Interservice Family Assistance Committee is spearheading the initiative for the North Dakota Communities and Military Covenant across North Dakota.

Please SAVE the DATE and attend an amazing day at the ND State Capitol building with us on March 26, 2009.

North Dakota residents, state and national officials, and members of the military are invited to witness Gov. John Hoeven sign the "North Dakota Communities and Military Covenant" on March 26, 2009 at the ND State Capitol building in Bismarck.

This Covenant will acknowledge support for military members and their families in the 357 incorporated cities of North Dakota.

View 14 informational booths from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Memorial Hall with the signing taking place at 11:45 a.m.


The Interservice Family Assistance Committee (ISFAC) is a voluntary military cooperative partnership organized to provide multi-service networking for training and assistance to ensure Total Force Family Readiness.

Our purpose is to provide assistance to families regardless of service component.

The goal of the ISFAC is to strengthen existing family assistance delivery systems in the event of mobilization, deployment, or natural disaster through the interaction of committee members.

For more information contact:

ISFAC Chair Person: CW4 Shelly Sizer
Shelly.Sizer@us.army.mil

ISFAC Moderator: MAJ Davina French
Davina.French@us.army.mil


ISFAC FACTS Newsletter Editor and Blog/Facebook Director and Secretary:
Shelle Michaels
ShelleMichaels@SoldiersAngels.org



Many issues surrounding quality of life and family well-being can only be addressed by states. Across the nation current focuses are being developed in regards to spouse employment, including unemployment compensation for transferring military spouses, in-state tuition allowances, financial readiness, education, and the pressing needs of severely injured service members and their families. Many state leaders share our concern for the welfare of our Active Duty, Guard, and Reserve service members and their families living within their borders, and we look forward to making significant progress in the future.

North Dakota ISFAC is currently focusing on six key topics; family support, educational benefits, license and registration benefits, tax and financial breaks, state employee
benefits and other special protections.