International Family Orientation Program Published May 9, 2024 Family Orientation & Information Fair International Family Support Organization (IFSO): 2-day program in the summer for AWC, ACSC and SAASS international dependents ages 18 and up to ease the IMS dependent transition into U.S. culture, society, classroom, and language; introduces dependent spouses to a diverse social network and familiarizes them with the greater Montgomery area, to ease their transition into America. Spouses and adult dependents (ages 18 and up) will have the opportunity to learn about important topics, including U.S. healthcare, emergency procedures, severe weather, and school systems. The orientation is a fun and informative way to meet fellow spouses and make new friends. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) What topics are covered at the family orientation? Some of the topics that will be covered are medical emergencies, severe weather warnings and preparation, driving safety, and summer and family activities. What time is the family orientation program? The program will start at 9:00 a.m. each day and will end at 12:00 p.m. International Family Support Organization (IFSO) The IFSO is a community-based program fulfilling a critical element of the DoD Field Studies Program (FSP) while providing the best possible exposure to American ideals, establishing friendships and providing assistance to international students beyond the scope of IOS faculty and staff. Visit the International Family Support Organization (IFSO) website for more information on all family programs. Please complete the International Family Support Organization registration at https://www.internationalfamilysupport.org/ifsoregistration