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Find similar grantsArmy Emergency Relief (AER) is sponsored by U.S. Army. Provides emergency financial assistance to active duty and retired Soldiers, their dependents, and surviving spouses and children of Soldiers who died on active duty or after retirement.
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Request Assistance - Army Emergency Relief ANNOUNCEMENT: The NEW Online Assistance Application is Now Available! To get started, click the “ Apply for Assistance ” button above to create an account and submit your request. NOTE: AER financial assistance requests are no longer processed through the American Red Cross or other Military Service Aid Society offices.
NEED HELP WITH AN ONLINE ASSISTANCE APPLICATION? For assistance, please call: 571-389-7137 or 866-878-6378, Ext #1 (Monday – Friday, 7:30 a. m.
– 3:30 p. m. EST) For Emergency Travel assistance during non-business hours, on weekends, or holidays, go to Soldier Portal Help , then select “ Report an Issue.
” Effective Oct. 17, 2022, all eligible Airmen, Guardians and their Families with a financial need, regardless of location, can apply for AFAS financial assistance through the AFAS Portal at https://portal. afas.
org/my-applications/ Army Emergency Relief officers should direct members of the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Space Force to apply online. Step 1: Enter your ZIP code, city name, or installation in the search bar on the map below. Step 2: Click on the corresponding pin on the map to view the contact details for your local AER office.
NOTE: If no AER office appears, you can apply for financial assistance online using the Online Assistance Application. Having trouble with the map below? Clear your browsing history and cache.
If the problem persists, try a different browser such as Chrome or Firefox. Eligible applicants can conveniently apply for financial assistance anytime, from anywhere, using the Online Assistance Application on a computer or mobile device. To get started, click the “Apply for Assistance” button below to create an account and submit your request.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Active duty Soldiers, retired Soldiers, and their eligible dependents; surviving spouses and children of Soldiers who died on active duty or after retirement. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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