What is DAFI36-3111 Air Force Aid Society (AFAS) regulation?
DAFI36-3111 is the Air Force regulation that outlines the policies and procedures for the Air Force Aid Society (AFAS), which provides emergency financial assistance, education support, and community programs to Air Force members and their families.

Who does the Air Force Aid Society (AFAS) provide assistance to?
AFAS provides assistance to active duty Air Force members, retired Air Force personnel, Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve members on extended active duty, surviving spouses and children of deceased Air Force members, and dependent family members of Air Force members who died on active duty.

What types of financial assistance does the Air Force Aid Society provide?
The Air Force Aid Society provides interest-free loans, grants, and scholarships for emergency travel, basic living expenses, education expenses, child care, car repairs, and other urgent financial needs.

How can I apply for financial assistance from the Air Force Aid Society?
To apply for financial assistance, you can visit your local Airman and Family Readiness Center or contact the Air Force Aid Society directly through their website or helpline. They will guide you through the application process and requirements.

Are the loans provided by the Air Force Aid Society required to be paid back?
Yes, the loans provided by the Air Force Aid Society are interest-free, but they are expected to be paid back in a timely manner to assist other Airmen in need.

Do I need to be in a dire financial situation to qualify for assistance from the Air Force Aid Society?
No, the Air Force Aid Society provides assistance to Airmen facing a wide range of financial challenges. Whether it's an emergency situation, unexpected expenses, or educational needs, they are there to provide support.

How can the Air Force Aid Society help with education expenses?
The Air Force Aid Society offers various education support programs, including merit-based scholarships for dependent children, spouse and child education grants, and interest-free loans for undergraduate and graduate studies.

Can the Air Force Aid Society help with emergency travel expenses?
Yes, the Air Force Aid Society provides assistance for emergency travel situations, such as when a family member is seriously ill, there is a death in the immediate family, or during other qualifying emergencies.

What are the eligibility criteria for receiving assistance from the Air Force Aid Society?
Eligibility criteria vary depending on the type of assistance being sought. Generally, the applicant must be an eligible Air Force member, dependent, or survivor, and must demonstrate a genuine need for financial support.