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42 COMMANDO ~ The Magazine of the Australian Commando Association ~ Edition 3 I 2020
Leaving the ADFAt some point in their career, all ADF members willleave the military and transition to civilian life. It’s asignificant decision that can involve your family.Planning early will make sure you’re informed andready to enter the next phase of your life.You must complete your transition with ADFTransition Support Services so you understand theprocess, your administrative requirements, and thesupport available to you. We encouage you to involveyour family throughout your transition experience.Transition support networkTransitioning to civilian life is a shared responsibility.When you decide to leave the ADF you should engagewith your family, your Unit, and ADF Transition SupportServices.Your Unit can speak to you about the transitionprocess and connect you with your local ADF TransitionCentre. Your Centre will introduce you to a TransitionSupport Officer who will help you and your familythrough the transition process and:• provide you with an individual transition plan• offer career coaching during your transition andup to 12 months afterwards• help you meet your administrative requirements• help you leave with all documentation likeservice, medical, and training records• facilitate connections to Defence and govern -ment support servicesnationally throughout the year. You’ll receiveinformation from Defence and other organisaitons ontopics like finance and superannuation, health,relocating, employment, and ex-service organisationsupport.ADF Member and Family Transition GuideThe ADF Member and Family Transition Guide – APractical Manual to Transitioning contains detailedinformation on the transition process for ADFmembers. The Guidce includes information on supportservices and administrative reuqirement. It includeschecklists to help you navigate transition process.ADF Transition SeminarYou and your family can attend an ADF TransitionSerminar at any time during your ADF career to helpyou prepare for your transition. Seminars are heldCOMMANDO ~ The Magazine of the Australian Commando Association ~ Edition 3 I 2020 43
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