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American Red Cross (ARC)

Army Education Center

Education Center

The Army Education Center provides a full range of educational counseling services to include information on tuition assistance, GI Bill, financial aid, and academic/vocational school opportunities. Four colleges provide on-site classes as well as a multitude of distance learning options. The on-duty performance enhancement Basic Skills Education Program is instructor-led with a new class starting every two weeks. The Learning Resource Center offers a computer lab with internet access for required on-duty computer-based training, email, and college coursework. Three testing centers offer Army Personnel Tests, college tests, and certification exams.

Army Emergency Relief (AER)

Army Family Team Building (AFTB)

Personal and Professional Development Classes

AFTB is a program developed by Family members for Family members, a Volunteer-led organization with a central mission: provide training and knowledge to support the total Army effort. Strong families are the pillar of support behind strong Soldiers. AFTB is training for a way of life that prepares everyone affiliated with the U.S. Army to function at their personal highest level, in any situation. AFTB helps Family members learn more about the Army, grow personally and professionally, and develop successful leadership skills to survive AND thrive in your military experience. AFTB classes are free of charge and provide great opportunities to learn more about the military lifestyle and to meet others who also want to learn more about the Army community. Classes can be completed at the student’s discretion, no particular order is required, and there are no prerequisites.

Army Lodging

Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP)

Army Volunteer Corps (AVC)

Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS)

Casualty Assistance Office or Center (CAO, CAC)

Child and Family Behavioral Health System (CAFBHS)

School Behavior- Fort Campbell School Behavioral Health services

School Behavioral Health provides treatment for children and adolescents attending school on Fort Campbell. Independently licensed behavioral health providers are embedded within each on-post school to provide ease of access to care. The providers assist children an families with school-related concerns, behavior modification, mood management, improving self-esteem, coping strategies, and problem solving, decision-making skills, stress management, communication skill, social skills, and per relationship building, dealing with change or loss, deployment/re-unification support and strengthening Family relationships. Services at the school include assessments, consultation with school staff, medication evaluation, and management, and individual, group, and Family therapy.

Directorate of Emergency Services (DES)

Fire Investigations, Fire and Emergency Services

In accordance with AR 420-24, it is a requirement for personnel to report fire incidents that occur on Fort Campbell, to include incidents discovered after the fact. Please report fire incidents discovered after the fact by calling 270-798-1221. Reporting fire incidents will allow our fire investigators to conduct a follow-up to determine if there are any contributing factors that may need post-wide counter measures as a means to prevent similar incidents from occurring elsewhere on the installation. The Fire Department's Juvenile Fire Setter Program is available to assist families with guidance and education for caregivers, parents and/or school officials who choose to refer a youth who is involved in suspected fire play. The proper prevention and education offers a positive learning environment to teach fire safe behavior to a child who has displayed fire setting behaviors as a result of his/her curiosity with fire. Please contact the Fort Campbell Fire Prevention Office at 270-798-3473 in order to receive more information about this program.

Educational and Developmental Intervention Services (EDIS)

Special needs education and development for infants

Educational and Developmental Intervention Services serves families with children birth-two who need special services to help their child grow and develop. The program works hard to be sure that "no child is left behind" and that all children who need special help are found and served. Educational and Developmental Intervention Services provides services that enhance a child's ability to communicate, problem solve, move about in the environment, perform self-help skills like dressing and eating and have positive relationships with others. Some children served by the program have multiple developmental concerns but most have mild delays and parents only need support and information to help their child meet the important milestones of childhood. Families and children served by Educational and Developmental Intervention Services must meet specific eligibility criteria and reside in post housing. Children living off the installation may seek services through Tennessee's Early Intervention

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Equal Employment Opportunity Office (EEO)

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP)

Special needs program based out of the hospital

The military’s Exceptional Family Member Program is designed to identify Family Members with special needs and make sure that the service member is assigned to a location where the Family member’s medical needs will be met. An exceptional Family Member is defined as an authorized Family Member who may require special medical or educational services based on a diagnosed physical, intellectual, or emotional handicap. An authorized Family Member may be a spouse, child, stepchild, adopted child, foster child, or a dependent parent. Disabilities may range from mild to severe. Considered needs include any special medical, mental health, developmental or educational requirement, wheelchair accessibility, adaptive equipment, or assistive technology devices and services. If someone in your Family qualifies for the program, you are required to enroll. All active-duty Soldiers with OCONUS assignments must schedule a medical records screening for each Family Member. This screening must be complete

Family Readiness Group (FRG)

Fisher House Foundation

Legal Center or Judge Advocate General Office (JAG)

Military and Family Life Counseling Program (MFLC)

Military Housing

Army Barracks Management Program

Single Soldier Housing is managed and controlled by the respective Brigade/Battalion/Company sized units. It is managed under Army Barracks Management guidelines and AR 420-1. Single Soldiers E1 to E5 without dependents are required/authorized to reside in the single Soldier barracks on Fort Campbell. Soldiers married to other service members must check in with the main Single Soldier Housing Office prior to seeking off post housing. All barracks on Fort Campbell, KY are 1+1 or equivalent. This means individual rooms and common area for the majority of the barracks on post, with 2 barracks BLDGs having 2 person rooms with shared bath and individual closets. All barracks rooms are furnished. Soldiers geographically separated from their Families are not authorized to live in single Soldier barracks unless granted an Exception to Policy by the Garrison Commander. Single Soldiers E-6 and above without dependents are authorized to reside off post.

Military OneSource

Museum

Ready and Resilient (R2)

Resilience training

The Ready & Resilient (R2) Performance Center (formally CSF2) at Fort Campbell supports the training component of the R2 program and is an extension of the program at the Installation level. The center provides performance enhancement training, resilience training support, Engage Training, Team Building, organizational culture devellpment and advisement to units and commanders. Master Resilience Training is available to Family members. Increase resilience and enhance performance by developing the five dimensions of strength such as the physical, emotional, social, spiritual and Family growth. Learn more about the six resilient competencies to include self-awareness, self-regulation, optimism, mental agility, strength of character, and connection.

Safety Office

Soldier and Family Assistance Center (SFAC)

Soldier for Life - Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP)

Soldier for Life-Transition Assistance Program

The Soldier for Life - Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP) conducts congressionally mandated transition training up to 24 months before retirement for retirees and 18 to 12 months prior to separation for all others. This program is designed to prepare service members for life after the military by educating and connecting them with their veterans benefits, educational opportunities, and post-military employment. Family members are encouraged to participate in this process. Mandatory training consists of a self-assessment and initial counseling which sets the necessary courses required to best support the need, pre-separation counseling, Transition Overview and MOS Crosswalk, a one-day Department of Labor (DOL) Employment Overview, Department of Veterans Affairs Benefits Briefing, and a two day Career Track Workshop identified by the self-assessment which includes Accessing Higher Education, DOL Employment Workshop, Career Exploration Planning Track (CEPT - Vocational Track) or Entrepreneurship Workshop. Soldiers will be attending or have an opportunity to attend a Financial Planning Seminar. Every Soldier is required to complete all of the listed classes prior to clearing the installation for separation. Begin the process early and come often. Soldiers should contact the Soldier for Life Center to register.

Survivor Outreach Services (SOS)