A-to-Z Index

National Resource Directory

The National Resource Directory is one of the largest online collections of government and non-government resources specifically designed for Veterans, service members, their families and caregivers. With a unique collection of more than 16,000 organized and vetted resources, the directory provides information covering a variety of topics, including benefits and compensation, education, homeless assistance, housing and other services.

13th SC(E) Chapel (Protestant Service-Contemporary)

F3 Contemporary Protestant Service

13th SC(E) Chapel Buddhist Services

Buddhist Services

1st Cavalry Memorial Chapel (Open Circle - Wicca)

Fort Hood Open Circle (Wicca), celebrate all Sabbaths and Esbats

254-287-CARE Hotline

Installation Report Point of Contact (RPOC) - To receive reports of spouse/child abuse incidents and coordinate an emergency response for victims of Family violence.

25th Street Chapel (Grace Community Service)

A blend of traditional and contemporary service.

33rd Street Chapel/Spiritual Fitness Center (Anglican, Lutheran, Episcopal Service)

Anglican, Lutheran, Episcopal Service

76th Street Chapel/Ironhorse Chapel (Protestant Service- Samoan, Traditional)

Samoan Protestant Service

Abrams Physical Fitness Center

If you are looking to get in shape or maintain an existing work-out program, Abrams Physical Fitness Center is your answer. This free facility is the host to qualified staff and exceptional, state of the art exercise and total body equipment. Abrams Physical Fitness Center will not only meet, but exceed your expectations. Check website for a list and a schedule of fitness classes. Abrams Physical Fitness Center is also home to the intramural All Army Sports Office and the Aquatics Office. The aquatics program offers lifeguard training, drown-proofing, swim lessons, water aerobics and unit P.T. time.

Academic Performance Training

Academic Performance Training (APT) includes skills that help optimize classroom performance and maximize academic results. The R2 Training Center customized training options include planning and prioritizing time, the Study Power Hour, memory and recall improvement, effective note taking, reading efficiency, effective study partnerships, and combating test anxiety.

Access Control Point (Special Event Entry)

The Access Control Point (ACP) Operations Section coordinates and facilitates ACP issues and access for various activities, such as, social events held by both military organizations and private parties. ACP Operations also processes and resolves inquiries and complaints that relate to access control issues or the security personnel performing their duties at the entrance gates.

Active Parenting/Teen Challenge

A six hour training and open discussion for parents and teens that meets quarterly. Parents will gain knowledge, skills, and insight to guide teens through the turbulent periods associated with adolescence. Teens will become aware of information, resources, and skills to assist in effectively managing the changes and challenges of adolescence.

Addiction Medicine Intensive Outpatient Program

The Addiction Medicine Intensive Outpatient Program is a four-week treatment program that provides evidence-based intensive therapy for substance abuse and co-morbid behavioral health conditions. Treatment modalities include: individual and group psychotherapy with the use of Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) as necessary, acudetox (Ear Acupuncture), psych education, and medication management as indicated. Eligibility criteria includes enrollment in the Army Substance Abuse Program and command approval.

Adolescent Support Group

This group is a forum for adolescents to discuss pressing issues and to gain insight into themselves and others. This unique approach focuses, but is not limited to, the following issues: personal/interpersonal relationships, social/interpersonal skills, communication skills, and problem solving.

Advanced Resume Writing

Does your resume "WOW" the employers? Is it a 60 second promotional clip? Are you showing off your super skills, awesome abilities and amazing accomplishments?

Affair Recovery

Designed to help you and your partner gain the tools necessary to build relationship skills, manage stressors, and make important decisions about your future following an affair.

AfterDeployment.org

AfterDeployment.org is a website that highlights common post-deployment issues. Take one of the many online assessments to learn about: depression, anger, sleep issues, alcohol and drugs, tobacco, physical injury, mild Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs), life stress, and work adjustment.

All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) Park

Varying natural terrain for riders of all skill levels. Requirements per person include: ATV Permit, buddy system, helmet, gloves, goggles, over-ankle boots, and complete the safety course (trucks and cars are NOT authorized).

Allergy and Immunization Clinic

The Allergy and Immunization Clinic is a full service clinic for active duty and family members identified with different allergies. The clinic performs tests and therapy for hay fever, asthma, hives, drug allergies, and travel immunizations by referral from your doctor. TB Tine tests are done on a walk-in basis on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The results can be read 48-72 hours later on a walk-in basis. All pediatric aged patients 18 and under should be seen at their assigned primary care clinic for all routine immunizations. When bringing children in for their immunizations to their assigned clinic, please provide any immunization records available.

American Red Cross (National)

When a military Family experiences a crisis, the American Red Cross is there to help. Twenty-four hours a day, 365 days a year, the Red Cross relays urgent messages containing accurate, factual, complete and verified descriptions of the emergency to service members stationed anywhere in the world, including on ships at sea and at embassies and remote locations. Red Cross emergency communications services keep military personnel in touch with their Families following the death or serious illness of an immediate Family member, the birth of a service member's child or grandchild or when a Family faces other emergencies. Call (877) 272-7337 (toll-Free). When calling the Red Cross, please provide as much of the following information about the service member as is known: name, rank, branch of service, social security number or date of birth, military address, and information about the deployed unit and home base unit (for deployed service members only).

American Red Cross (Fort Hood)

The American Red Cross, a humanitarian organization led by volunteers and guided by its Congressional Charter and the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross Movement, will provide relief to victims of disaster and help people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies. Mission Statement for American Red Cross Service to the Armed Forces: To provide humanitarian support to service members, veterans, and their families around the clock, around the globe, under a trusted symbol. Services include: emergency messages, disaster relief, and building family resiliency.

American Red Cross (Volunteer Opportunities)

Volunteers carry out 90% of the humanitarian work of the Red Cross. Your time and talent can make a real difference in people’s lives. Please join our team today. Serve at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center, the Vet Clinic, the Fisher House, Dental Clinics, and other locations (limited paid childcare is provided to our volunteers). Please call for the date of the next adult Volunteer Orientation.

Animal Control

Animal Control Officers will enforce the requirements of all local, state, federal and Army regulations, catch stray dogs and cats, and investigate violations. Pet owners must register their dogs and cats at the Veterinary Treatment Facility (VTF), five working days after assignment to quarters or acquiring the animals

Annual Drinking Water Quality Report

The Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) is an annual drinking water quality report prepared by an organization that provides drinking water through a community water system. The US EPA requires that water purveyors for community water systems provide a CCR to their customers by July 1st every year. Information contained in the CCR includes the source of drinking water, applicable water quality requirements, and water system monitoring results for the previous year.

Apache Arts and Craft Center

The Apache Arts and Crafts Center is a state-of-the-art facility for all of your artistic ambitions, whether it is fashioning a treasure box in the wood shop or creating a ceramic masterpiece; we have something to suit everyone's needs. No time to do it yourself? Let our craftsmen design and produce your memento or gift for any occasion in our embroidery, silk screen, plaque or multi-crafts.

Applied Fitness Center

Change your life and improve your health by visiting the Applied Fitness Center for fun and exciting classes and programs that will have you feeling like a whole new person. With a vast array of exercise machines, yoga, and Cross-Fit, it is evident why you should visit the Applied Fitness Center today! Features include: WELLBEATS kiosk, pull-up system, glute-ham developer, platforms, ply-boxes, hurdles, bosu balls, medicine balls, tires, bikes, climbing wall, kettle bells, TRX, rowers, ab mats, power racks, free weights, ropes, sandbags, agility ladders, agility cones, chains, locker room, and a sauna.

Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)

Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) is a 2-day interactive workshop that prepares caregivers to provide suicide life-assisting first aid intervention using the Pathway for Assisting Life (PAL) model. Individuals who want to feel more comfortable, confident and competent in helping to prevent the immediate risk of suicide are trained to identify people who have thoughts of suicide, understand how beliefs and attitudes can affect suicide interventions, listen to the story of a person at risk and recognize turning points that connect that person to life and conduct a safety assessment, develop a safe plan and confirm the safety actions to be done. This training is highly interactive, practical, and practice-oriented.

Army Behavioral Health

This web site, provided by the U.S. Army Medical Department, is a growing site that is designed to be a central source of behavioral health information and relevant links for Soldiers, Family members, providers, news media, and Army Medical Department beneficiaries. Here, you can find information on topics such as: pre and post Deployment, Battlemind Training Information, suicide prevention, resiliency training and PTSD research.

Army Community Service (Calendar of Events)

ACS Information and Referral Services provides Fort Hood Commanders, Soldiers, and Families with information regarding military and civilian community resources. This is the central point of distribution for the monthly ACS calendar, Fort Hood upcoming events and the monthly Community Service Council meeting.

Army Emergency Relief

If you are in a monetary emergency and feel like there is nowhere to turn, speak with the Financial Readiness Branch representative and let us help you. Approval of an Army Emergency Relief (AER) loan is based on the need created by an emergency beyond the control of the Soldier. Although each loan application is considered on its own merit, the AER office should be the last aid station when all other agencies have been unable to assist (Red Cross, Finance, other Army Community Service programs, etc.). AER will consider cases in the following areas: non-receipt of pay, loss of funds, medical, dental and hospital expenses, funeral expenses, required travel expenses, food, rent, utilities and essential privately owned vehicle repairs.

Army Family Action Plan (AFAP)

Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) is your tool to voice your issues to Army leadership. It alerts them to areas of concern and allows them the opportunity to quickly put action plans into place to work toward resolving issues. An AFAP issue is any problem that affects the readiness and well-being of Fort Hood or the Army. Some issues can be resolved locally, while some must go forth for a chance at higher level resolution. AFAP issues can be submitted to any AFAP Issue Submission Box (located at various locations on post); at Lane Volunteer Center; Army Community Service; Oveta Culp Hobby Soldier and Family Readiness Center (OCHSFRC); faxed to (254) 288-3650, emailed to usarmy.hood.imcom-fmwrc.list.ACS-AFAP@mail.mil, or submitted online through www.myarmyonesource.com (AFAP Issue Management System).

Army Family Team Building Program (AFTB)

The Army Family Team Building (AFTB) Program is a series of 38 classes led by volunteer instructors and Subject Matter Experts. These classes consist of information on resources, benefits, leadership, and interpersonal skills. The goal of AFTB is to improve overall personal growth by promoting personal and Family Readiness, to assist Soldiers and Family members in adapting to change, to help Families become self-reliant and informed, and to assist in developing professional skills.

Army Pregnancy Postpartum Physical Training (P3T) - Exercise Sessions

Pregnancy and Postpartum Physical Training (P3T) exercise sessions assist Soldiers in maintaining optimal fitness during pregnancy and improving readiness postpartum, to return a fit Soldier back to unit PRT after maternity leave and the postpartum period.

Army Pregnancy Postpartum Physical Training (P3T) Education

Pregnancy and Postpartum Physical Training (P3T) education provides training for enhanced knowledge, skills, and resources to assist Soldiers during pregnancy and postpartum, and prepare Soldiers for delivery, recovery, and parenting.

Army Substance Abuse Program (Drug and Alcohol Prevention- Non-Clinical)

Provide services which are proactive and responsive to the needs of the Army´s workforce and emphasize alcohol and other drug abuse deterrence, prevention, education, and rehabilitation.

Army Substance Abuse Program (Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation: Clinical)

The rehabilitation side of the Army Substance Abuse Program (Army Substance Abuse Program), the Department of Substance Abuse Services (DSAS) works in tandem with the garrison prevention programs. Services offered include: walk-in triage, evaluation/assessment, recommendations for treatment, referral, education, consultation services, individual/group counseling, and medication evaluations.

Army Volunteer Corps (AVC)

The Lane Volunteer Center is home to the Army Volunteer Corps, which is the center of volunteer recruitment, referral, recognition, and advocacy efforts for Fort Hood. Volunteers are placed in a wide variety of positions throughout the on and off-post communities. Through volunteer service, individuals can learn or enhance skills, get to know the community and meet new people, build their resumes, and more. Organizations wishing to benefit from volunteer service may register their volunteer job descriptions with the Volunteer Center, whose staff will work to fill the positions with the right volunteers.

Army Wellness Center (AWC)

The Army Wellness Center (AWC) provides six core programs. Our programs, delivered by our nurse and health educators, consist of a health assessment review, physical fitness testing and exercise prescription, nutrition education, stress management, general wellness education, and tobacco education. You may participate in one or more of our programs. The AWC staff is ready and willing to assist you in meeting your health and wellness goals.

AWANA (Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed)

AWANA: Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed, is a post-wide bible based, Christ-centered program for children.

Banking Class

Provides information on the differences in banking institutions and fees associated with accounts. Focuses on personal organization of finances and record keeping.

Basic Motorcycle Rider's Course II (experienced rider course)

One day course for riders with basic skills. Course covers in depth riding techniques and procedures. The course consists of activities that emphasize personal risk management and self-assessment strategies, as well as, on cycle exercises with an emphasis in cornering, braking and swerving.

Basic Motorcycle Rider's Course

This course is designed for beginning riders. It is eight to ten hours of classroom-style instruction and ten hours of hands on riding exercises. Students learn about the different types of motorcycles, layout and operation of the basic controls, and how to become a safer, more responsible rider. Students are taught and practice basic skills of straight-line riding, stopping, shifting, turning, gradually progressing to swerving and emergency braking.

Bell County Public Health District

Belton Independent School District

The District's boundaries cover approximately 200 square miles in Bell County. Students attend eight elementary schools, two middle schools, one high school, and one alternative high school. To read more about our schools, visit the campus web sites at the "Select a School" drop down menu at the top of the BISD home page. You can find the schools your children will attend by going through the BISD Transportation Department with your street address.

Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA) Boat Dock Marina, Boat Slips

The marina offers 82 wet slips for rent (limited to authorized Family and Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) patrons). Please contact the Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA) administrative office for more information on availability.

Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA) Boating Safety Course

Open to the public (unless course certification is desired). Certification is required to operate a boat in Texas. Every Texas boater under 17 years of age or born on/or after 1 September 1993, must successfully complete an approved boat education course. All boaters, regardless of age, must complete the Boater Safety Test. The law is in effect for boats of 15 horsepower or more, windblown vessels over 14 feet and personal watercraft (i.e. jet ski). Course given by Coast Guard Auxiliary.

Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA), Camping

There are several acres of land to camp on at BLORA. Daily and/or monthly RV or tent camping fees are paid at the Administration Office. A permit will be issued to validate payment of the camping fee. This permit should be placed in the window of your vehicle. There are 53 RV pads with electric and water hookups. Two dump stations are conveniently located in the park area. There are 11 additional RV pads with full hookups (electric, water and sewer connections). There are 6 designated camping areas for tent campers. Several of the RV pads have been renovated to accommodate tent camping. There are also other available sites for tent camping with water and electric hook-ups and primitive RV/tent camping. BLORA’S Tent Camping Policy: BLORA’S tent camping policy authorizes incoming tent campers to occupy and set up a tent camp site from sun up to sun down. BLORA tent campers need to be set up and in place at least one hour prior to designated quiet hours of 10:00 pm - 6:00 am

Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA), Cottage Rental

One bedroom cottage sleeps four, two bedroom cottage sleeps six. All are completely furnished, to include kitchen utensils, towels and linens. Each cottage has a screened in porch, bbq grill, covered picnic table and a bench swing (located near a playground).

Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA), Dry Storage

Dry storage is available near the cottage RV park for storing boats and RVs.

Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA), Mountain Bike Rentals

Mountain Bikes are available for rent at BLORA's Administrative Office. Users will be required to rent a bike helmet or provide one of their own. A variety of adult frame sizes are available. Users must sign a "Hold Harmless Agreement" upon rental.

Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA), Mountain Bike Trails

BLORA has mountain biking trails to promote the recreational activity of mountain bicycle riding at Fort Hood. This trail system accommodates riders of all skill and endurance levels, from the first time rider to the advanced racer. There are several trail loops ranging from four miles to 14 miles containing designated, marked trails for novice, intermediate, and advanced riders.

Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA), Paintball

Four new fields - Dual it out at the old Sparta Western town and capture the Indian Chief at Camp Cove, take the labyrinth bridge, get lost in the urban sprawl of urban warfare or get an adrenaline rush on the speedball course.

Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA), Pavilions

BLORA has ten open pavilions, one enclosed pavilion (with central air/heat and built-in kitchens/restroom), and two partially enclosed pavilions (with built-in kitchens and restrooms) which are excellent for unit or large private gatherings. The pavilions are scattered throughout the BLORA park area. Most of them have athletic fields, playgrounds and permanent restrooms. All the pavilions have utilities (water and electricity). Some pavilions are located within 200 yards of other activities, such as, Sierra Beach, snack bar, boat dock and fishing marina. Pavilions must be reserved in advance by reservations at the Administration Office. Several of the pavilion sites are handicapped accessible and are available daily throughout the year.

Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA), Phantom Phlume Waterslide

Phantom Phlume Waterslide is a waterslide facility that is available at BLORA. It is equipped with two 300 foot waterslide flumes that drop into a four foot deep pool. Patrons must be at least 42 inches tall to ride the slides. Actual opening and closing dates of waterslide activity will be announced prior to the beginning of the summer season. A Kid’s Auto Wash Unit is available for kids under 42 inches tall.

Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA), Picnic Shelters

There are 203 covered Family picnic shelters (45 at Sierra Beach) and 300+ picnic tables scattered throughout BLORA for recreational users. Many of the picnic tables have barbecue grills, as well as trees to provide shade. All picnic sites are on a first-come, first served basis and are free of charge. The majority of picnic sites provide a nice view of Belton Lake.

Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA), Sierra Beach Swimming Area

Sierra Beach Swimming Area is the only authorized swimming area at BLORA. This water fun activity is free to park patrons. The water of Sierra Beach offers a wonderful swimming and sunbathing experience. The safe swimming area is well marked and the sandy beach is policed daily. A large restroom area is available. A snack bar with a covered patio deck is located at Sierra Beach to provide you with snacks, beverages and a scenic view of Belton Lake. This area is equipped with 45 Family picnic shelters (several of which are handicapped accessible). Swimming is not allowed when lifeguards are not on duty. Sierra Beach is closed from October thru March (due to winter season). *schedule is subject to change depending on lake conditions

Bennett Health Clinic

We provide outpatient care and community health education to our Soldiers. We continually strive to improve the quality of service to our patients and to provide the best healthcare to all.

Bennett Health Clinic Pharmacy

The Bennett Clinic has a pharmacy located inside the clinic. This pharmacy provides services to patients seen in this clinic (for new prescriptions only). The phone-in refill system should be used for all refill requests.

Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS)

The Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers Program is for single Soldiers and/or geographical bachelors/bachelorettes, which focuses on recreation, community service and quality of life issues, amongst single Soldier, installation staff and command. Many events are offered, to include: monthly social events, quarterly trips (i.e. skiing and cruises) special events (dances/dinners), community volunteer opportunities and the Single Soldiers' Festival. The BOSS facility offers: free fresh popcorn and Pepsi products daily, 9 Big Screen LED TVs, Multiple Gaming systems: Xbox One, Playstation®4, Wii U, Free Wi-Fi and a relaxing environment with over 10 La-Z-Boy couches

Billy Johnson Dental Clinic

Services provided include: preventive care, cleanings, tooth fillings, root canals, gum disease treatment, crowns, bridges, extractions, dentures, sick call, as well as, referrals for complex procedures.

Bingo

Come on out to the Community Events Center and play Bingo six days a week. This smoke free facility offers stations to replenish your Bingo supplies and features three progressive jackpots every Tuesday thru Sunday! Bingo provides cash prizes with over $3000 paid out daily, one jackpot starts at $3,000, $10,000 and another starts with a percent of the first day's play, special games offered throughout the year, progressive game numbers go up weekly, computer handsets available, monitors display the last ball called. Private party and function rooms are also available. Please contact us to schedule your next meeting, training class, or special event. Please visit our website at www.hoodmwr.com for more information.

Bob's Diner Youth Program

Bob's Diner Fort Hood Chapel Ministry and Christian Youth Arts Center offers: Praise Band Practice - bring your talents of singing or playing instruments and prepare to serve and lead your peers in worship through music on Wednesday nights. Human Video and Drama - learn to use your gifts in drama and acting to enhance the worship experience. Sculpture, Graphic Design, and Painting - develop your skills and techniques in all forms of art to further God's kingdom and have a lot of fun doing it!

Bronco Youth Center

Offers programs in sports and fitness, leisure and recreation, life skills, citizenship and leadership, intervention, and mentoring and support services for youth from 6th to 12th grade. *Registration is conducted at the Parent Central Services Office, located in the Rivers Building, Bldg. 121 on 761st Tank Battalion Ave., 254- 287-8029

Budget/Debt Management Class

This class teaches how to create an accurate budget/spending plan that you can stick to and that meets your needs, information and strategies for managing personal debt and how to escape its clutches and improve your credit score.

Burba Physical Fitness Center

If you are looking to get in shape or maintain an existing work-out program, Burba Physical Fitness Center is your answer. This free facility is the host to qualified staff and exceptional, state-of-the–art exercise and total body equipment. Burba Physical Fitness Center will not only meet, but exceed your expectations. Features include: free weights, strength training equipment, cardio machines, racquetball courts, locker room, and sauna. Also, offers Zumba classes on Mondays (5:30 pm - 6:30 pm) *Class size max. 24 patrons

Candlewood Suites on Fort Hood

The Candlewood Suites on Fort Hood, is where official and unofficial visitors enjoy comfortable accommodations and top-notch amenities. With Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport (GRK) five miles away, Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center three miles and on-post attractions within a short walk, our guests have convenient access to everything. Those traveling on official business appreciate an easy commute to Fort Hood training facilities and program headquarters. Join us for a weekly BBQ Social for good food and conversation. Our free amenities include a hot breakfast each morning, on-Post shuttle service, high-speed, wired Internet access and an outdoor pool. No matter what brings you to Fort Hood, we're a perfect choice for Post lodging. We offer express check-in/check-out, wake up calls and 24-hr Front Desk.

Career Communication Skills Workshop

The goal of this workshop is to identify communication skills that are the key to success in the job search process. These skills are important life skills that involve words, delivery, gestures and symbols. *Must pre-register for this class.

Carl R. Darnall Inpatient Behavioral Health

The Inpatient Psychiatry Service provides quality acute inpatient psychiatric care to active-duty members of the Uniformed Services stationed (or in training) at Fort Hood. Acute inpatient psychiatric care is also offered (on a space available basis) to active-duty patients, Family members, retirees, and retiree Family members, who are covered under TRICARE Prime. Admissions for civilians are voluntary. Services include: diagnostic evaluations, psycho therapeutic interventions (including individual and group sessions, as well as, milieu therapy), psycho pharmacotherapy, occupational therapy, physical training, chain-of-command consultations and medical referrals (as needed).

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center

Mission: To provide our Service members, Families and Veterans quality-centered care to promote a medically ready force and a healthy, resilient community.

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center (CRDAMC): After Hours Clinic

Provides urgent medical care services, to include but not limited to: muscle sprains and strains, cuts, fever, flu, vomiting, diarrhea, sore throats or cough, eye irritations, ear pain, rashes and urinary tract infections. For serious health conditions, beneficiaries should visit the Emergency Department at CRDAMC.

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center Chapel (Protestant Service)

General Protestant Service

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center Chapel: Catholic Service

Catholic Services

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center, Family Advocacy Program

Family Advocacy Program identifies, prevents and treats incidents of spouse abuse, child abuse and neglect. Services include treatment, for both victims and offenders. Individual and group counseling is also available.

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center: Department of Ministry and Pastoral Care

Medical Center chaplains are available to meet with patients, Family members and staff in patient rooms or in the Department of Pastoral Care. Chaplain staff includes an NCOIC, chaplain's assistants, and a secretary for the department. Volunteer patient listeners are also available and visit with patients throughout the week.

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center: Behavioral Health Division

The Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center (CRDAMC) Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) is comprised of three major sub-departments: Soldier Behavioral Health, Child and Family Behavioral Health Services and the Family Advocacy Program. Through these major sub-departments, CRDAMC DBH provides comprehensive behavioral healthcare through flexible, tailored services that support all phases of the ARFORGEN process. These services include: acute/walk-in evaluations, individual therapy, group therapy, medication management, psychological testing, pre/post deployment screening, SR evaluations, chapter and command-directed evaluations, command consultations, MEB evaluations, forensic (706) evaluations, virtual behavioral health (VBH), an Addiction Medicine Intensive Outpatient Program (AM IOP), PHIOP an intensive outpatient program for the treatment of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), child/adolescent services, and marriage/couples and Family therapy.

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center: Child and Family Behavioral Health Services

Provides short-term counseling and medication management for children and adolescents. Services provided include: couples counseling, Family therapy, psychological testing and evaluations.

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center: Emergency Department

All patients coming to the Emergency Department must be screened and triaged. Triage classifies patients according to the severity or the potential for the condition to deteriorate. Triage makes sure that the most critically or potentially critically ill patients are treated first. You may experience long waiting times when classified in categories 4 or 5. Please remember, critically or seriously ill patients are always treated first, regardless of the time or manner of arrival.

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center: Outpatient Nutrition Clinic

The Nutrition Clinic offers both classes and one-on-one consultations. Class topics include diabetes, gestational diabetes, prenatal nutrition and heart healthy eating. We also teach an Active Duty Weight Control class for active duty service members interested in learning about weight loss and weight maintenance that meets the nutrition education requirements of AR 600-9. One-on-one consultations last between 30 and 60 minutes and cover a variety of topics. Frequent reasons for visits include, but are not limited to: follow-up after a class, athletic performance, vegetarianism, childhood failure to thrive, weight management, food allergies or intolerances, cancer, heart disease and more.

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center: Psychological Health Intensive Outpatient Program (PHIOP)

Psychological Health Intensive Outpatient Program provides an intensive 1/2 day program for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder treatment and a 1/2 day program for general psychological health. Each 1/2 day program runs for a 4 week time period. Individuals can be referred to either program by their behavioral health provider.

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center: Sexual Assault Care Services Program

Sexual assault care services include: providing initial and follow-up evaluation, counseling services to victims of sexual assault, ensuring clients are connected to appropriate services, complete clinical assessments, referral for services, victim advocate, and sexual assault care provider.

Casey Memorial Library

The Library offers: Books, Computers, Internet Access, CDs, DVDs, Videos, eBooks, Language Materials, Reference, Storytime, Periodicals and Newspapers, Electronic Databases, Study Areas, Tax Forms, Scanner and Interlibrary Loans. Services provided include: Books on Reserve, Interlibrary Loans, Research Assistance, Book Club for Adults, Craft Make and Take, Video and Audio Materials, Online Catalog, Preschool Storytime, Science Saturday, and Summer Reading Program.

Casualty Assistance Center

The Casualty Assistance Center provides support to Families after the death of a service member or retiree. The office trains casualty assistance officers and noncommissioned officers, provides counseling on rights and benefits and provides coordination for available funeral support. The Fort Hood Casualty Assistance Center provides casualty assistance and funeral honors to Soldiers, Family members, Retirees and Veterans (for 175 counties of North Texas IAW applicable laws and regulations).

Casualty Response (CARE) Team Course

Addresses the roles, responsibilities and functions of CARE Team volunteers. Explains the support partnership between command and volunteers.

Catholic Education Services

Catholic Education Services offer classes from Kindergarten through High School, as well as, adult classes, sacramental preparation for Baptism, First Reconciliation, First Communion, and Confirmation. Registrations for the new school year are taken in April, May, and August at the Religious Education (RE) Office at Comanche Chapel. Registration times vary; please refer to the Catholic Bulletin for current information (available at the 58th St. Chapel and Spirit of Fort Hood Chapel during weekend services).

Catholic Women of the Chapel

Dedicated to bringing women of the community closer to the Church and Christ through prayer, fellowship, bible and book studies, ministering to the needs of the Fort Hood community and supporting parish programs. Free childcare is provided for children five and under. All women of the community are invited to join.

Central Texas Armed Services YMCA

The mission of the Armed Services YMCA, on behalf of the National Council of Young Men’s Christian Associations of the United States of America, is to put Christian principles into practice through educational, recreational, social and religious programs and services for military personnel, both single and married and their Family members. The mission is carried out in cooperation with the military.

Central Texas College

Central Texas College is a recognized leader in providing educational opportunities to students all over the world through six campuses, multiple site offices, and a large Distance Education program. Explore this Distance Education site to see how we can help you achieve your educational goals, whether self improvement or a degree or certificate, regardless of location, job, or family obligations. Central Texas College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate degrees and certificates of completion

Central Texas College Continuing Education

The purpose of Continuing Education is to provide an opportunity for people to pursue life-long learning. Everyone has a different reason for taking a class. Some students enroll to learn something applicable to their career; others enroll to meet people, learn a new skill or just have fun! Look at our course catalog of classes to select a class that's just right for you.

Central Texas Workforce System: Killeen Workforce Center

Central Texas Workforce System services are developed to promote the delivery of programs and services to meet the needs of business, industry, and workers. These services are designed to place Texans in jobs and to equip workers with the skills needed to foster economic development. We work with employers, employees, and the general public to achieve these goals. Our Mission Statement is: To provide quality education, training, and labor market services that give employers and residents of the region competitive advantage in the global economy. Our purpose/vision is: “Creating futures by bringing people and jobs together”

Child Safety Training

Educational training presented to address child safety, internet safety, personal awareness, identification kits, environmental safety, peer and adult support/influence, high risk behaviors, communication skills, danger signs and exploitation. Scheduled classes are conducted. Training is also available upon request.

Child Youth School Services (CYSS), Outreach Services

Manages Child Youth School Services volunteers, parent education and resources/referral programs.

Child Youth School Services (CYSS): Career Launch Workshop

Career Launch builds essential skills in youth (ages 13-18) by exploring careers, making sound educational decisions, and finding success in the world of work.

Children in the Middle Divorce/Separation Counseling

Children in the Middle: A four (4) hour program that teaches divorced or separating parents how to help their children cope with divorce. This course, or one like it, is mandatory for all of those pursuing a divorce in the State of Texas.

Civilian Equal Employment Opportunity Office (EEO)

Provides assistance to anyone believing they have been subject to unfair treatment because of their race, color, gender, age, national origin, religion, or handicap condition.

Civilian Personnel Advisory Center

The Civilian Personnel Advisory Center announces vacancies, rates applicants, issues referral lists to selecting officials and documents the hiring actions. We provide advice and assistance to management on the proper classification of their positions and how to set pay under the National Security Personnel System, labor and management employee relations issues, automated HR tools. Individuals interested in Civil Service Appropriated Fund (GS) employment should visit www.USAJOBS.gov/ for a listing of open positions and detailed applicant instructions. You may narrow your search to Texas and enter Fort Hood as the installation. Individuals interested in employment with Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) Non-Appropriated Funds positions (NAF), should visit www.USAJOBS.gov/ for a listing of open positions and detailed applicant instructions. You may narrow your search to Texas and enter Fort Hood as the installation.

Clear Creek Child Development Center

Childcare (for ages six weeks to Kindergarten) Programs: full day, hourly, before and after school care for Clarke, Duncan, and Oveta Culp Hobby Elementary Schools.

College and Career Readiness Enhancement (C2RE) Program

The College and Career Readiness Enhancement (C2RE) Program, previously known as Functional Academic Skills Training (FAST) or Basic Skills Education Program (BSEP), provides Soldiers with remedial instruction in the areas of Math, Language Skills and Reading Comprehension, with the purpose of enhanced educational competencies necessary for job proficiency, advanced Army schooling, MOS reclassification, retention, career progression, and subsequent success in college programs. The C2RE program is the first step in helping a Soldier raise their General Technical (GT) Score. Once a particular need or goal is identified and documented, a Soldier may enroll in a traditional C2RE class at the Education Center or in a self-paced on-line course. The Peterson's Online Academic Skills Course (OASC) is the primary curriculum used for self-study. The Peterson's OASC is open to all Service members, Department of Defense (DoD) civilians, and adult Family members. DoD civilians and adult famil

Comanche Chapel Protestant Service - Gospel

Gospel Service

Comanche Youth Center

Offers programs in sports and fitness, leisure and recreation, life skills, citizenship and leadership, intervention, and mentoring and support services for youth (from 6th to 12th grade).

Common Access Cards (CAC) and ID Cards

Website that finds the nearest RAPIDS site to replace or renew your military ID. http://www.dmdc.osd.mil/rsl/owa/home Follow link provided for list of required documents: http://www.cac.mil/docs/required_docs.pdf

Common Sense Parenting (Ages 4-12)

The forum is comprised of a weekly parenting education program and support group designed to introduce parenting styles; identify/address military parenting issues, challenges, and stressors that impact relationships, understand family dynamics; develop/enhance parenting skills, discuss child management techniques, and explore child development issues.

Communities in Schools (Greater Central Texas)

Communities In Schools is the only non-profit organization housed on school property. Our program specializes in the individual case management of students who find themselves in challenging or at-risk situations. Highly trained and professional staff, all possessing one or more qualifying degrees, and many having been active duty or military spouses, have proven to be critical and effective, especially with school counselors stretched to the limit. Since our inception in 1992, we have grown from serving one campus to over 60 campuses, from serving one student to over 40,000, and from serving one school district to serving five districts: Killeen, Temple, Belton, Copperas Cove, and Salado.

Community Events and Bingo Center Room Rental

The renovated, 13,500 sq. ft. state-of-the-art Community Events and Bingo Center is equipped with a lofty entranceway and registration/reception area that seamlessly flows into an equally impressive event space. Equipped with a stage, free Wi-Fi, audiovisual capabilities and divisible event space, the Community Events and Bingo Center offers a unique, convenient space for conferences, briefings, trainings, unit functions and more. Full Room: inviting space with an impressive stage and four monitors placed throughout the room. Easily capable of accommodating groups of up to 475 people. The Full Room can also be divided into the Rose or Executive Rooms. Rose Room: medium-sized room of generous proportions, two large monitors and the ability to house gatherings of up to 375 people. Executive Room: able to accommodate intimate assemblies of up to 100 people, as well as, the use of two large monitors.

Community Information and Referral Services

Community Information Services provides Fort Hood commanders, Soldiers, and Families with information regarding military and civilian community resources. Community Information Services Office is the central point of distribution for the monthly Army Community Services calendar, Fort Hood upcoming events and the monthly Community Service Council meeting.

Community Resiliency Initiative

Community Resiliency Initiative, serves to develop and monitor a community-wide database of high-risk behaviors. In particular, the CRI follows rates of suicidal behavior to include: ideations, attempts and suicides, domestic violence, sexual assaults, motorcycle accidents, deaths and serious incidents as these relate to Soldier demographics, deployment status and other related variables.

Community Resource Course

Course designed to educate you about the resources available throughout the Fort Hood Community.

Community Services Council

The Community Services Council is a monthly community-wide forum that brings about awareness of Fort Hood and area community events and activities.

Consumer Rights and Identity Theft

The goal of this class is to help the Soldier and their Families make smart consumer decisions and avoid problems in our increasingly complex marketplace. Subjects include: purchasing a car, auto repairs; dispelling myths and avoiding scams; telemarketing, internet and mail fraud schemes; consumer laws, and many other topics. Information is provided on how to resolve disputes effectively and what role local, state, and federal agencies play in protecting consumers.

Copeland Soldiers Service Center

Fort Hood's one stop shop for in/out processing, transportation, housing, ID cards, post locator and Retirements Services.

Copeland Soldiers Service Center: Dental Clinic

Services provided: preventive care, cleanings, tooth fillings, root canals, gum disease treatment, crowns, bridges, extractions, dentures, sick call and referrals for complex procedures.

Copperas Cove Independent School District

Copperas Cove ISD serves the educational needs of more than 8,200 students in grades Pre-K through 12 with a staff of more than 1,300 teachers, administrators, and support personnel. There is one Pre-K center, six elementary schools, two junior high schools and two high schools, one being an alternative school of choice. Copperas Cove schools offer a well-balanced, objective-based curriculum to all students, regardless of special need or condition. The District is committed to providing safe, quality schools that ensure the highest level of student preparation necessary for success in a competitive, rapidly changing world. The program encompasses early childhood education, prekindergarten through twelfth grade, and continuing adult education

Copperas Cove Medical Home

The Army Patient Centered Medical Home (APCMH) is a way of delivering medical care that is organized around the patient's medical needs. It encourages a partnership between patients (and their Families) and their Primary Care Manager (PCM). The APCMH supports the military’s unique mission and understands the challenges that face the Active Duty Military and retiree’s family.

Cove House Emergency Homeless Shelter

Cove House maintains housing facilities that are used to provide emergency shelter for those in need. We have a men’s home, a women’s home, and a family home. As a general rule, individuals and families may stay in the facilities for a two week period. During that period, they are expected to make a strong effort to get their own independent housing and employment (if needed). While at the facility, individuals may take advantage of the housing accommodations, our laundry appliances, and our food supplies. We want the residents of Cove House to find a safe and secure environment as they seek to regain their independence and self sufficiency. 1. Applicants must be willing to comply with all of the shelter’s rules and policies. 2. Applicants for residency must provide two forms of identification (one being a Texas issued picture ID, such as a TX Driver’s License or TX ID Card). The other may be a Social Security Card or military ID. If no TX ID, go to the Copperas Cove Police Stat

Covering your Assets/Insurance Class

Students will learn the basics of understanding insurance. The instructor will discuss the different reasons for purchasing insurance (life, auto, home, and renters).

Credit Booster Class

Learn how to read and understand your credit report; how a credit score is determined and how you can improve your score. Learn how to correct errors found on your credit report (which can reflect on your credit score). Also, you will learn how to understand the calculation of finance charges and how to lower your interest rate.

Daddy Boot Camp

This class educates new and expectant fathers on parental roles/responsibilities and helps them to develop strategies to adapt and cope with a new baby. Boot Camp is an interactive workshop for dads only. Some of the topics to be covered are: introduction to pregnancy and lifestyle changes, effective strategies for helping mom and baby, basic baby care and bonding for dads, shaken baby prevention education, and coping strategies for crying infants and small children.

Darnall Child Development Center

Childcare (for ages 6 weeks to Kindergarten) Programs: full day and hourly care for Warrior Transition Families.

Defense Enrollment Eligibly Reporting System (DEERS)

(DEERS) is a worldwide data base of active duty service members, their Family members, and retirees and their Family members. It is used to: •Verify eligibility for the Uniformed Services benefits (such as health care) •Register active duty and retirees for benefits •Register Family members and legal dependents for benefits (sponsors must show proof of eligibility for their Families). ?Dependent parents must meet legal criteria •Update information when events (promotion, marriage, divorce, births, deaths, etc.) affect benefits •All children must be enrolled in DEERS to verify eligibility for medical care. The information about you and your family in the DEERS data base must be current or you may not be eligible for health care and you may have to pay for some health care costs. The Composite Health Care System (CHCS) data base must reflect the same information as the DEERS data base. See the link provided for required documents; http://www.cac.mil/docs/required_docs.pdf

Dental Clinic #2 : Oral and Maxillofacial (Hospital Clinic)

Services provided: extractions, oral and maxillofacial surgery only with a referral from other dental clinics.

Dental Clinic #3

Services provided: preventive care, cleanings, tooth fillings, root canals, gum disease treatment, Crowns, bridges, extractions, dentures, sick call and referrals for complex procedures.

DoD Housing Feedback System (DHFS)

The DOD Housing Feedback System, or DHFS, will allow service members and their authorized dependents to submit public feedback on the condition of their current housing unit by opening an additional communication channel for occupants, the DOD announced Monday. This is helpful for those wanting to research location specific housing accommodations before PCS and also allows leaders to focus on housing improvements by location.

Domestic Violence Awareness Training for the Workplace

Training designed to provide the civilian workforce with an overview of the dynamics of domestic violence and how it affects the workplace. Safety measures and available resources are identified. Classes are conducted monthly and available upon request.

Domestic Violence Interactive Training (DVIT)

Family Violence Prevention education presented in a theatrical performance format that promotes audience interaction and participation. The training will assist participants to gain knowledge, insight and learn new skills to positively influence future behavioral responses to relationship challenges. Childcare is provided, upon request, for participating military couples at no cost to the Family. Pre-registration is required regarding childcare request.

Driver's Training (POV)

Local Hazards and Intermediate Driver’s Training: Required attendees: military personnel under 26 years of age who possess a driver’s license. This is a three hour classroom course intended to reinforce a positive attitude toward driving. How to enroll: https://airs.lmi.org/

Drug Disposal

Most unused and unneeded pharmaceuticals can be disposed in special drop boxes located at the pharmacy. This removes potentially harmful medications from the home and provides environmentally safe disposal. Contact the Pharmacy for any special concerns.

Education Service Division Test Standards Office: Testing (Academic and Certification/Licensure)

The Education Service Division Test Standards Office administers and sponsors a wide range of voluntary testing programs. For a complete listing of test schedules and funded/unfunded fees, go to the Education Service Division webpage: http://www.hood.army.mi./esd. Tests available are: DANTES: Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support helps Service members and Veterans pursue their educational goals and earn degrees or certifications. DANTES provides a wide range of voluntary education programs, to include: * ACT and SAT: Many colleges require that students submit test results as part of the admission application process. Both the ACT and SAT are standardized tests that help colleges evaluate candidates. * CLEP/DSST: Credit-by-Exam programs, such as the CLEP and DSSTs, allow students to earn college credit by testing knowledge gained through their military training, experience and technical assignments, or through personal reading, travel, and intellectual curiosit

Educational Services Division, DHR

Local college programs are offered on-post and allow the Fort Hood community to pursue Certificate, Associate, Baccalaureate or Masters degrees. Information and enrollment in local colleges is available at the Education Center. On-post schools include; Central Texas College and Texas AandM University-Central Texas. Soldiers must register in the GoArmyEd portal to request tuition assistance. Briefings are held Monday, Wednesday and Fridays at 1:00 pm. Information on Army Continuing Education System (ACES) programs and services is available at the Education Services Divisions (ESD) website Career, Academic and Financial Aid counseling services are provided to assist in goal setting and developing degree plans for college and career related areas.

Embedded Behavioral Health Team 1 1/1 CD

The Mission: Soldier Behavioral Health Service is to provide outpatient psychological and consultation services, as appropriate, to maintain the mental health of active-duty personnel. Services include: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), combat stress, anger control, depression, relationship and communication issues, transition issues, and stress management.

Embedded Behavioral Health Team 10

The Mission: Soldier Behavioral Health Service is to provide outpatient psychological and consultation services, as appropriate, to maintain the mental health of active-duty personnel. Services include: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), combat stress, anger control, depression, relationship and communication issues, transition issues, and stress management.

Embedded Behavioral Health Team 2, 2/1 CD

The Mission: Soldier Behavioral Health Service is to provide outpatient psychological and consultation services, as appropriate, to maintain the mental health of active-duty personnel. Services include: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), combat stress, anger control, depression, relationship and communication issues, transition issues, and stress management.

Embedded Behavioral Health Team 3, 3/1 CD

The Mission: Soldier Behavioral Health Service is to provide outpatient psychological and consultation services, as appropriate, to maintain the mental health of active-duty personnel. Services include: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), combat stress, anger control, depression, relationship and communication issues, transition issues, and stress management.

Embedded Behavioral Health Team 4, 3rd CR

The Mission: Soldier Behavioral Health Service is to provide outpatient psychological and consultation services, as appropriate, to maintain the mental health of active-duty personnel. Services include: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), combat stress, anger control, depression, relationship and communication issues, transition issues, and stress management.

Embedded Behavioral Health Team 5

The Mission: Soldier Behavioral Health Service is to provide outpatient psychological and consultation services, as appropriate, to maintain the mental health of active-duty personnel. Services include: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), combat stress, anger control, depression, relationship and communication issues, transition issues, and stress management.

Embedded Behavioral Health Team 6

The Mission: Soldier Behavioral Health Service is to provide outpatient psychological and consultation services, as appropriate, to maintain the mental health of active-duty personnel. Services include: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), combat stress, anger control, depression, relationship and communication issues, transition issues, and stress management.

Embedded Behavioral Health Team 7

The Mission: Soldier Behavioral Health Service is to provide outpatient psychological and consultation services, as appropriate, to maintain the mental health of active-duty personnel. Services include: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), combat stress, anger control, depression, relationship and communication issues, transition issues, and stress management.

Embedded Behavioral Health Team 8

The Mission: Soldier Behavioral Health Service is to provide outpatient psychological and consultation services, as appropriate, to maintain the mental health of active-duty personnel. Services include: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), combat stress, anger control, depression, relationship and communication issues, transition issues, and stress management.

Embedded Behavioral Health Team 9

The Mission: Soldier Behavioral Health Service is to provide outpatient psychological and consultation services, as appropriate, to maintain the mental health of active-duty personnel. Services include: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), combat stress, anger control, depression, relationship and communication issues, transition issues, and stress management.

Emergency On Call Chaplain

For emergency contact with a chaplain, call the chaplain crisis line at 254-287-2427.

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Employee Assistance Program provides free, short-term counseling, referral services, training, and assistance to all eligible members with significant life issues affecting their overall well-being and their ability to perform their government jobs.

Employee Wellness and Civilian Fitness Program

The Employee Wellness and Civilian Fitness Program is a holistic approach to wellness, incorporating fitness, existing wellness classes and health programs that are available on Fort Hood. The program addresses the five pillars of fitness (Physical, Emotional, Social, Family and Spiritual). Employees can tailor their wellness program to fit their needs and meet mission requirements.

Employment Readiness Branch (ERB)

Provides quality, timely and accurate employment information to give the competitive edge needed to secure employment through a series of workshops and classes.

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP)

The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) is a mandatory enrollment program that works with other military and civilian agencies to provide comprehensive and coordinated medical, educational, housing, community support, and personnel services to Families with special needs. Enrollment allows the Army (during the assignment process) to consider the documented medical and special education needs of Exceptional Family Members. This will depend on a valid personnel requirement for the Soldier’s grade, specialty, and eligibility for the tour. All Soldiers are still eligible for worldwide assignments. When possible, Soldiers are assigned to locations where the medical and special education needs of their Exceptional Family Member can be met.

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) Medical Clinic

Provides support for medical screening, enrollment and medical services for EFMP Family members.

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) Monthly Workshops

A series of workshops are conducted throughout the year on topics, such as, Alphabet Soup, transition services, response to bullying, developing Family life care plans, getting organized, and learning about resources, just to name a few. For more information on workshop topics or to register, please contact EFMP by phone at 254-287-6070 or email EFMP at usarmy.hood.imcom-fmwrc.list.acs-efmp@mail.mil.

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) Orientation

Army Community Services - Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides an orientation for Soldiers with Exceptional Family Members. Come out and learn more about community resources, information and referral, advocacy, and programs available for Families with special needs. Some of the programs/agencies that provide information are: Army Community Service (ACS), Child, Youth and School Services (CYSS), Killeen Independent School District, Copperas Cove Independent School District, TRICARE, Family and Morale Welfare and Recreation (Family and MWR). The EFMP Orientation provides information on resources (on and off post) which are available for individuals with special needs.

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) Thursday Mornings with Dr. Tom

Objective: To provide military Family members with special needs a venue to share a common concern, to meet together and discuss their experiences, share ideas, and provide emotional support for one another. Benefits: This setting helps participants realize that he or she is not alone that there are other people who have the same problems or concerns, which can be a revelation and a huge relief to the person. Participation in the group can also help participants develop new skills to relate to others. In addition, members of the group who have the same problems can support each other and may suggest new ways of dealing with a particular problem.

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP): Sea Dragon Program

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) Sea Dragons is a swim program for Families with special needs and is open to the entire Family.

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP): Special Needs Accommodations Process (SNAP)

The Special Needs Accommodation Process (SNAP) is a multi-disciplinary team established to ensure the most appropriate placement of children with special needs. The team meets to review any new applications that indicate any possible special needs and to review concerns regarding children already placed in Child and Youth Services (CYSS) programs.

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP): Support Group "The Resource Connection"

"The Resource Connection" Monthly Support Group meets to share common experiences unique to special needs. It provides a place to network within the community and to learn about new information and resources on special needs. Each month guest speakers address topics specific to special needs and provides information on available resources.

Expect Respect: Dating Violence Prevention

An educational class for units, teens, parents, school counselors, youth service agencies, and Family members. Topics include: dating rights/responsibilities, communicating assertively, jealousy, dating pressures, building healthy relationships, abuse and respect.

Explore Learning and Play (Play Group)

These play dates are "geared" towards 0 to 36 month old children (but they do not turn eligible Families away, if there is an older sibling or the child is not in school). You will meet other moms/dads who have children in your baby/toddler's age group. It's a free and friendly place to be with others, just like you. There are age appropriate areas with activities and toys for their developmental needs and provides a place to have fun with others.

Fairbanks Dental Clinic

Services provided: preventive care, cleanings, tooth fillings, root canals, gum disease treatment, crowns, bridges, extractions, dentures, sick call and referrals for complex procedures.

Families in Crisis

Services include a 24-hour emergency hotline (1-888-799-SAFE), immediate safe shelter, provision of food and clothing, transportation and crisis intervention counseling. Families in Crisis also provides referrals for medical, legal, and social services in the community.

Family Advocacy Program (FAP)

The Family Advocacy Program focuses on spouse and child abuse prevention through education and support programs.

Family Advocacy Program (FAP): Command and Troop Education

Unit Training: Required annual training for Soldiers IAW AR 608-18, Army Family Advocacy Program. Educates Soldiers on the dynamics of spouse and child abuse; command policy; community programs; services; resources; the identification, reporting, and referral process; and utilization of the 287-CARE line for assistance. Leadership Training: Training available for all levels of command from junior to senior, focusing upon the FAP dynamics of abuse and strategies identified to assist Soldiers and their Families in the prevention of spouse and child abuse. Commander Desk Side Briefing: An on-site presentation for commanders at all levels that provides an overview of the FAP; update of program initiatives; identification of command support required; trends/status of training and treatment mandates; prevention programs/services/resources; and review of the reporting/referral process.

Family Advocacy Program Victim Advocate Program

The Family Advocacy Program Victim Advocate Program is a specialized function within the Family Advocacy Program that provides comprehensive assistance and liaison to and for victims of spouse abuse, physical, emotional, neglect and domestic violence sexual assault.

Family Assistance Center Hotline

The Family Assistance Center line was put in place to assist Family members of deployed Soldiers. This line is also a hotline for Family members in the event of an emergency on post.

Family Child Care (FCC)

Managed network of child care professionals, certified to provide child care in on-post government quarters (for children 4 weeks to 12 years). Full-day care, part-day care, hourly care, extended care and long term care are all available.

Family Life Center, Comanche Chapel: Pastoral Counseling

Why pastoral counseling? Life can be difficult. Sometimes we just need someone with whom we can be gut-level honest and who will walk alongside us in those difficult times. Pastoral counseling may be right for you, whether an individual or a couple, if you desire to speak with someone who understands the importance and benefits of an ancient faith, as well as, the helpfulness of modern counseling theory. No matter what your rank or religious persuasion, you will be treated with gracious respect. Counseling may address such issues as: difficulty with reintegration, marital stressors, pre-marital counseling, affair recovery, compulsive behaviors, trauma recovery, combat trauma, PTSD, or caregiver burnout. Trauma, PTSD, anxiety, phobias, and some addictions have been successfully treated with EMDR.

Family Medicine Residency Clinic (FMRC)

We provide health care services to Soldiers assigned to Fort Hood tenant units, their Family members, and retirees. When you enrolled in TRICARE Prime, you were given a Primary Care Manager (PCM) by name. The Patient Appointment Service (288-8888) will always attempt to give you an appointment with your PCM. When your PCM is unavailable, your appointments will generally be with a member of your PCM's team. In fulfilling our mission to provide world–class healthcare to our patients, the clinic also supports the Family Medicine Residency's mission to train Army Family Physicians. Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center provides an outstanding environment to train physicians and other healthcare providers of the future. The clinic staff includes physicians, Family Medicine residents, behavioral health providers, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, nurses, and medics. The teaching faculty are all board certified Family Physicians, many of whom have advanced training in other area

Family Readiness Group (FRG) Leader Course

Identifies roles and responsibilities of the Family Readiness Leader, acquaints Family Readiness Leaders with the challenges and opportunities related to their position. Identifies available resources; enhances the connection between Family Readiness Leaders, their Command teams, and service providers.

Family Readiness Group Community Resource Course

Provides information on local resources provided by organizations and agencies.

Family Readiness Group Key Caller Training

Designed to prepare volunteers for key caller duties, communicating with Families, and assisting the Command.

Family Travel, no fee passports, visas and scheduled flight information for travel to overseas areas for all (on orders for official travel only).

This office processes and forwards passport applications with original birth certificates (with the raised seal) for all branches of the military. We also provide processing of the Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) documents and the request for command sponsorship to overseas commands for the authority to ship all Family members overseas. Individuals and Family members are briefed on when and where they will fly from and where they will arrive in the overseas area.

Federal Voting Assistance Program

The mission of the Federal Voting Assistance Program is to: • Inform and educate U.S. citizens worldwide of their right to vote. • Administer the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act (UOCAVA) effectively and efficiently. • Foster voting participation. • Protect the integrity of, and enhance the electoral process at the federal, state, and local levels. It is the vision of the Federal Voting Assistance Program that all U.S. citizens are aware of their right to vote. • All uniformed service members and their voting-age family members (and all U.S. citizens residing outside the U.S.) have an opportunity to vote and to have their vote counted. • All states and territories adopt legislation and procedures to make the absentee voting process simple and uniform for all citizens covered by the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act (UOCAVA).

Financial Readiness Branch

Readiness Branch (FRB) offers a variety of services to include: numerous financial classes, Army Emergency Relief ( AER) loan processing, Consumer Affairs Office, Solicitation Office, credit reports and scores, food locker, and budget counseling.

Fishing on Fort Hood

All persons fishing on lakes, ponds, and streams of Fort Hood must possess a valid Texas State Fishing License (except those exempted by the state), Area Access Permit and the Fort Hood Fishing Permit. However, no Fort Hood Fishing Permit or Area Access Permit is required if a person is fishing the waters of Belton Lake within the confines of BLORA, only a state fishing license is required and a daily entry receipt (if applicable). Only a state fishing license and Area Access Permit is required if a person is fishing the waters of Belton Lake adjacent to Training Area 8 East of Curry Crossing (no Fort Hood Fishing Permit is required for this area). All persons will abide by State/Fort Hood bag limits, possession limits, and area access procedures, as well as, all State and Federal fishing regulations. The lakes, ponds, and streams closed to fishing will be identified by “NO FISHING” signs. Manually propelled boats are authorized on most Fort Hood lakes, ponds, and streams.

Food Care Center of Killeen

The Food Care Center in Killeen provides food, clothing, and household items to clients in need (at little, or no cost). Food is provided to individuals, Families, organizations, churches, and community service workers based on need.

Fort Hood Family Housing

Fort Hood Family Housing is more than homes; it is about improving the quality of life for our Service Members and their Families. From the moment you enter one of our 11 communities, you know you have entered some place special! Lend Lease at Fort Hood offers a wide array of home choices, from two to five bedrooms. Our residents enjoy free lawn care, pet friendly communities, local schools, and the convenience of being closer to work (with more free time and monthly fuel savings). Our friendly leasing team is committed to finding you a home and community that suits your family's lifestyle.

Fort Hood Fire Department

The following classes are offered by the Directorate of Emergency Services Fire Prevention Section: Fire Safety House, 911 Simulator, prevention training for all incoming personnel to Fort Hood, Fire Marshals Class (monthly classes), Learn Not To Burn Program, Fire Prevention Week Programs, fire prevention in the home and work place, Plan to Get Out Alive Program, and the Video Library for check out.

Fort Hood Fisher House: (Medical Emergency Housing)

The Fisher House is a "home away from home" for military personnel (both active and retired) and their Families during a medical crisis. The house has a warm, compassionate environment where Families and caring friends can nurture one another in times of need. It offers Families a clean, safe, low-cost respite from the stress of worrying about loved ones. The house was a gift to the Fort Hood community from Zachary and Elizabeth Fisher of New York. The Fort Hood Fisher House has seven private rooms with baths, common kitchen area and a community dining room. Fisher House will provide most amenities to include toiletries, towels, linens, kitchenware, prepaid phone cards, cribs and rollaway beds. Laundry area is provided.

Fort Hood National Bank

For more than 50 years, Fort Hood National Bank (FHNB) has stood apart as a leader in military banking. FHNB continues to be recognized by many around the world as the premier provider of banking services to the military community. We understand the banking needs of our service men and women and their Families and are proud to be your military Bank. Recognized as a ten-time winner of the Department of the Army's Military Bank of the Year Award, FHNB is committed to serving those who serve.

Fort Hood Public Affairs Office

Public Affairs fulfills the Army's obligation to keep the American people and the Army informed and helps to establish the conditions that lead to confidence in America's Army and its readiness to conduct operations in peacetime, conflict and war. Every member of the Army team contributes to effective public affairs. The Soldier is the most effective communicator of the Army story. The primary Public Affairs functional areas are command information, public information and community relations.

Fort Hood Recycle Center

Fort Hood Recycle Center has three recycle drop off points that the surrounding communities can use to dispose of their recycling material. The drop off points are located at Clear Creek Commissary parking lot and the Warrior Way Commissary parking lot. There is also one at the Recycle Center, (south end of 72nd Street next to Rail Head Drive). In addition, Fort Hood Recycle has the only certified scale on Fort Hood that Soldiers can use for their DITY moves. There is a service charge of $5.00 for the use of the scales.

Fort Hood Resiliency Campus Headquarters

Empowering Soldiers, Families, Department of the Army civilians, and retirees with the tools for an effective and resilient life, through educational and holistic mind, body, and spirit programs, in order to promote resiliency and overall comprehensive fitness.

Fort Hood Santa's Workshop

Santa's Workshop provides toys to military Families experiencing financial hardship during the Christmas holiday season. They accept donations throughout the year.

Fort Hood Sentinel Newspaper

The Fort Hood Sentinel is Fort Hood’s only authorized newspaper. The paper is published by the III Corps and Fort Hood Public Affairs Office and includes articles from all levels of command, covering: news, sports, leisure and Family. 30,000 copies (free of charge) are distributed weekly throughout the Central Texas community.

Fort Hood Spouses' Club

The purpose of the Fort Hood Spouses' Club is to provide leadership, friendship, service and support within the Fort Hood Community. Members look forward to our social and cultural events, are committed to our charitable endeavors and develop friendships that ultimately reach far beyond Central Texas. Affiliation with our organization allows you to find a mentor...or be a mentor! The club conducts three fundraisers each year and all are open to the public. The Holiday Bazaar, in November, at the Killeen Civic and Conference Center, in Killeen. The Wild West Night, held during the Winter months. The Golf Scramble is held the 1st Friday, each May, at the Courses at Clear Creek on Ft. Hood. The money that is raised is placed in our welfare fund and distributed through our Welfare Committee twice a year to charities that have requested grants that we feel help the military community.

Fort Hood Suicide Prevention Program

Suicide prevention resources for Soldiers, leaders, and Families.

Fort Hood Tax Center

Provides free tax assistance to active duty military members, Family members, and retirees by appointment and on a walk-in basis.

Fort Hood Telephone Directory Assistance (Base Operator)

Directory assistance provided during the duty day with an automated service for after hours.

Fort Hood USAG, Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention Program (SHARP)

Providing the best situational awareness training and victim advocacy services to Soldiers and Family members assigned to Fort Hood Army Garrison.

Fort Hood Volunteer Child Care Fund

The Fort Hood Volunteer Child Care Fund is a 501 (c)(3) non profit organization providing up to 40 hours of reimbursed child care per month, per child to volunteers using Fort Hood, Child, Youth and School Service (CYSS) or a private caregiver and volunteering for board-approved organizations. Current reimbursement amount is equivalent to the per child rate at CYSS and is subject to change.

Fundraising on Fort Hood by Private Organizations

All private organizations desiring approval from the Garrison Commander to operate on Fort Hood must submit their constitution and by-laws for review and approval. Any organization interested in conducting a fundraising event (i.e. bake sales, car wash, etc.) outside of their immediate organizational area must obtain approval from the manager of the proposed location and then request approval of the date and time from the Private Organization Fundraising Office.

GI Bill Counseling (Montgomery GI Bill and Post 9/11 GI Bill)

Soldiers are counseled on their eligibility for VA education benefits, to include MGIB, Post 9-11 GI Bill, and possible transferability of education benefits.

GoArmyEd Information Briefing

Recurring briefings on the following topics: VA Education Benefits, New Student Orientation, GoArmyEd enrollment, ROTC and AMEDD opportunities for Soldiers, and Troops To Teachers.

Greywolf Physical Fitness Center

If you are looking to get in shape or maintain an existing work-out program, Grey Wolf Physical Fitness Center is your answer. This free facility is the host to qualified staff and exceptional, state-of-the–art exercise and total body equipment. Grey Wolf Physical Fitness Center will not only meet, but exceed your expectations.

Harker Heights Medical Home

The Army Patient Centered Medical Home is a way of delivering medical care that is organized around the patient's medical needs. It encourages a partnership between patients (and their Families) and their Primary Care Manager (PCM). The APCMH supports the military’s unique mission and understands the challenges that face the Active Duty Military and retiree’s family. Located across from the theater in the Market Heights Shopping Mall.

Harvey Functional Fitness Center

If you are looking to get in shape or maintain an existing work-out program, Harvey Physical Fitness Center is your answer. This free facility is the host to qualified staff and exceptional, state-of-the–art exercise and total body equipment. Harvey Physical Fitness Center will not only meet, but exceed your expectations. Center includes: free weights, strength training equipment, cardio machines, racquetball courts, locker room and sauna. Classes offered include: Kettle Power: Monday - Friday (Noon - 12:30 pm); Kinetics: Monday - Friday (3:00 - 3:30pm); Fusion: Monday - Friday (5:00 pm - 5:30 pm)

Health and Human Services Division

Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC): Determines eligibility for assistance of Families with children 18 years of age and under who are deprived of parental support. There are offices in all counties. Early Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment (EPSDT): free medical and dental check-ups. Transportation provided (if needed). Must be eligible for Medicaid and be 21 years of age or younger. Employment: assistance in overcoming obstacles to employment (day care, education, job training, language, health, housing, food, clothing, and referral to other resources). Must be receiving AFDC and Medicaid. (Offices in Temple, Belton, Killeen, Copperas Cove, Gatesville, and Rockdale). Food Stamps: enables eligible households to purchase food through the redemption of food stamps in order to provide a more nutritious diet. Households must have a net income below levels set by the federal government and meet resource guidelines.

Health Promotion Aerobics and Skating Rink

Spend the day skating, book the party room or pop into one of the aerobics classes. Skating Center Pro Shop offers: quad and in-line skates, helmets, knee pads, wheels, bearings, and much more. *Special order purchasing available for items not in stock. Skates are sold at wholesale cost (plus shipping). Exercise classes are offered Monday - Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings. Classes include: Step, Cardio Kickboxing, Hi/Lo Cardio, Hip Hop Funk, Gliding, Piloga, 20/20/20, Step and Sculpt, Belly Dance and Boot Camp. See website for more information.

Health Promotion Program

Provides services to assist the Fort Hood community to adapt and maintain healthy lifestyles. Tobacco cessation classes are offered to help those that want to reduce or quit tobacco usage. The Health Promotion Program holds several health fairs, including the medical portion of Fort Hood's Annual Appreciation Day. There is a monthly health awareness topic presented by health promotion in several forums. Call for more details.

High Chaparral Youth Center

Offers programs in sports and fitness, leisure and recreation, life skills, citizenship and leadership, intervention, mentoring and support services for youth (from 6th to 12th grade). Registration is conducted at the Parent Central Services Office, Bldg.121, on 761st Tank Battalion Ave.

Holiday Inn Express (Keith Ware Hall)

Welcome to the Holiday Inn Express Keith Ware Hall, where official and unofficial visitors enjoy comfortable accommodations and top-notch amenities. With Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport (GRK) five miles away, Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center three miles and on-post attractions within a short walk, our guests have convenient access to everything. Those traveling on official business appreciate an easy commute to Fort Hood training facilities and program headquarters. Join us for a weekly BBQ Social for good food and conversation.

Home Buying 101

Buying your first home can be overwhelming. You will learn home buying terms, such as: down payment, mortgage, escrow, financing, home inspection, survey, property taxes, fees, titles, insurance, and legal responsibilities.

Hood Howdy Information Fair

This bi-Annual event is a Newcomer's Information Fair conducted by ACS Relocation Readiness Program in partnership with Family and Morale, Welfare Recreation. “Saddle Up for the Ride” is a new theme for the event, featuring a Texas style welcome. Hood Howdy provides newcomers and the community an abundance of information for “The Great Place”. Information from over 150 agencies and commercial sponsors, including the local Chambers of Commerce, housing, emergency services, commissary and medical services. In addition, Family and MWR agencies are available to provide in-depth information regarding their services, such as: financial counseling, recreational activities, job search assistance, and Child Youth School Services. For those with specific concerns or questions, one-on-one information is available. Newcomers are also given the opportunity to win great prizes.

HOP - Public Transportation for Killeen, Copperas Cove, Harker Heights, Belton and Temple

Hill Country Transit District, a political subdivision of the State of Texas, is the regional public transportation provider for the Central Texas area, operating both rural and urban transportation services. Funding is provided by the Federal Transit Administration, the State Public Transportation Fund, the Texas Department of Health, the Texas Department on Aging, Community Development Block Grant funds, and various local funds. Passengers whose trips are not subsidized are required to pay a fare based upon the posted fare schedule. Specific operational information for each division is listed under each program.

Housing Environmental Health Response Registry

The Housing Environmental Health Response Registry is a resource for residents to report housing-related health information and concerns. Residents will be invited to enroll in the registry and initiate an exchange with public health professionals. Registry participants will receive information on in-home environmental health, assistance in seeking medical care, and an opportunity to share concerns with Army leadership.

Hunt and Saddle Stables

The 76-stall Hunt and Saddle Stables is located east of the Visitor Center at the main gate. The stables are designed for boarding privately owned horses. The facility offers a tack room with attached paddock for each horse. VETERINARY REQUIREMENTS: Quarantine: Your horse will stay in quarantine for 10 days and will be examined by the Base Veterinarian per Army regulations; Proof of a negative coggins test, within (30) days prior to arrival; coggins and shots due before entry into the Hunt and Saddle Stables (but can be obtained during the 10 day quarantine at the Fort Hood Vet facility); proof of deworming must be turned in before entering the stables; health certificate and specific immunizations (6 way, rabies and west Nile) are also required. Contact the stables directly to confirm requirements.

Hunting on Fort Hood

The Hunt Control Center is located in the Sportsmen's Center Pro Shop. Hunt Control provides information on hunting and fishing requirements on Fort Hood and administers both gun and archery annual turkey and deer hunting programs. Hunt Control runs Tele Trac - the hunting area reservation telephone registry system. Hunting guidelines: 1. State License (Soldiers get free State "Super Combo" License with proof of 6 months Texas residency) •Proof of residency for this license are: military service record indicating Texas is the person’s home of record or that the person’s duty station for the six months immediately prior to the time of application is in Texas. 2. Fort Hood Permit, (available at Sportsmen's Center) 3. Access Card: (available at the Sportsmen's Center) 4. Firearm Registration: (Register at the Provost Marshal's Office, 287-4001, corner of 58th Street and Battalion Avenue or at the Visitor’s Center at main gate.) * ALL guns must be registered!

ID Cards

Provides Military ID and Common Access Cards (CAC) to Family members, DA civilians and contractors. To schedule an appointment, visit the RAPIDS web site to replace or renew your military ID.

Infant Immunizations

Infants less than two years old receive their immunizations at the time of their well baby appointment. Please schedule a routine health appointment when your infant is due for immunizations so that a routine assessment can be done (in addition to the immunizations).

Infant Massage Class

The relationship between a parent and baby is enhanced and strengthened through the nurturing touch of infant massage. Parents often find that their baby sleeps better, fusses less, and gains more weight, when massaged regularly. *Must pre-register.

Infectious Disease Epidemiologist

State Health Department Infectious Disease Epidemiology Program. The contact information provided is for the chief infectious disease epidemiologist in that program. Within these programs, each state conducts disease surveillance, collects information on reportable diseases from all healthcare providers and hospitals, and from local and regional health departments. Each state’s infectious disease epidemiology program investigates disease outbreaks, analyzes and distributes information on the incidence and prevalence of infectious diseases, health events, zoonotic and vector-borne diseases and vaccine-preventable diseases. States provide considerable disease and state-specific information on their state health agency’s website and search engine.

Information and Referral Services

Responsible for the monthly Army Community Services calendar of events. The Community Services Council forum is designed to increase awareness of programs, services, events and activities available in the greater Fort Hood community.

Internet Cafe - Spiritual Library

Internet Cafe/Library: Inside the Spiritual Fitness Center is a library of spiritual books to aid you in whatever your needs may be. Come check out a book for free or search the internet for answers at our wireless internet café.

Intramural Sports

The Garrison Intramural Sports Program offers broad-based team and individual sports based on Soldier interest, installation Senior and Mission Commander desires, availability of garrison sport facilities, unit mission requirements and local climate. Unit level intramural leagues emphasize sports that promote group participation with a wide appeal; such as softball, volleyball, flag football, basketball, and soccer. The Garrison Intramural Sports Program is conducted year-round.

Iron Horse-76th Street Chapel (Protestant Service)

Traditional Protestant Service

iSALUTE (report suspicious activity)

If you have information that may be of interest to the U.S. Army Counterintelligence, please submit an iSALUTE Suspicious Activity Report. IAW, AR-381-12 "Threat Awareness and Reporting Program."

Job Search with Confidence Training

Learn how to add confidence to your job search! Self-Esteem + Motivation = Career Rewards! We are empowering career seekers with employment education. Call or email to reserve your space, limited seating.

Joshua Generations Youth Group

Youth Ministries Program

Kids On Site (KOS)

The Kids On-Site (KOS) program provides on-site child care during meetings and social gatherings. These events may include, but are not limited to, Enlisted and Officers’ Spouses’ Club events, volunteer appreciation luncheons, religious functions, memorial services, deployment briefings, and Family Readiness Group (FRG) meetings. All children participating in the KOS program must be registered with Child, Youth and School Services.

Kieschnick Physical Fitness Center: Combatives Training

If you are looking to get in shape or maintain an existing work-out program, Kieschnick Physical Fitness Center is your answer. This free facility is the host to qualified staff and exceptional, state-of-the–art exercise and total body equipment. Kieschnick Physical Fitness Center will not only meet, but exceed your expectations.

Killeen Independent School District

KISD proudly serves the central Texas communities of Killeen, Fort Hood, Harker Heights, and Nolanville. The Killeen Independent School District is committed to providing excellent educational opportunities to ensure all 43,000 students served are able to reach their maximum learning potential. Students within KISD attend 32 Elementary Schools (grades PK-5th), eleven Middle Schools (grades 6-8), four High Schools (grades 9-12), two alternative schools, the KISD Career Center and several specialized campuses. The Killeen Independent School District employs a phenomenal team of approximately 6200 individuals dedicated to helping students attain success each and every day.

Killeen Medical Home

The Army Patient Centered Medical Home (APCMH) is a way of delivering medical care that is organized around the patient's medical needs. It encourages a partnership between patients (and their Families) and their Primary Care Manager (PCM). The APCMH supports the military’s unique mission and understands the challenges that face the Active Duty Military and retiree’s family.

Korean Woman's Bible Study

Bible study

Kouma School Age Care and Child Development Center

Childcare-before/after school care (1st - 5th Grade) for children attending Clear Creek Elementary and Venable Village Elementary School (Pre-K and Kindergarten).

Lampasas Independent School District

Lampasas Independent School District is a Texas Education Agency district located in Lampasas, Texas. Lampasas is a small, close-knit community in the beautiful Central Texas Hill Country, serving about 3,400 students and emphasizing student achievement and success.

Latter Day Saints Institute

Community Connection

Legal services: Office of the Staff Judge Advocate/Legal Services

The III Corps and Fort Hood Legal Assistance Office services active duty personnel and eligible Family members in III Corps and non-divisional units, as well as, all retirees and their eligible Family members. Legal Assistance services are provided by licensed attorneys and include almost all services rendered by civilian attorneys, except representation in civilian court. Legal assistance attorneys will not appear in civilian courts or give advice concerning private income producing activities. Within these limitations, the legal assistance attorneys and staff may provide legal counseling, draft letters, draft wills and powers of attorney, provide notary service, negotiate legal disputes with third parties, review and explain legal documents (sales contracts, leases, court papers, etc.), provide pro se assistance in limited situations, or make referrals to civilian attorneys when appropriate.

Leisure Travel Service: (Recreational Tickets and Leisure Travel)

Leisure Travel Service provides information on regional events and tickets for entertainment, sports events, amusement parks, tourist Meccas and popular cultural programs. Special interest tours are also offered for attractions throughout Texas and the Southwestern Region.

Local Air Quality Information

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has a tool to communicate the status of local air quality to the public—the Air Quality Index (AQI). The AQI is derived from real-time air pollution measurements taken at monitoring stations throughout the United States. The AQI has three components: a color, a score and a health message recommending protective action based on the level of air pollution. The current AQI for air quality around Fort Hood can be found on the Army Public Health Center website at the web address below.

Local Hazards and Intermediate Driver's Training (POV)

Three hour classroom course intended to reinforce a positive attitude toward driving.

Main Outpatient Pharmacy

The Main Outpatient Pharmacy is located in the basement of the hospital. New prescriptions, including those written by civilian providers (for medications that are stocked) are dispensed from this pharmacy. Priority service is given to active duty patients (in uniform) and those patients being discharged from the hospital wards or emergency room.

Make A Difference Day

This annual event is an opportunity for the installation and local communities to participate in a "national day of doing good." The fourth Saturday of October, units, organizations, and individuals set out to do something positive for the community, such as: conduct food drives, repair homeless shelters, visit veterans and the elderly, etc.

Make the Connection

MakeTheConnection.net is a one-stop resource where Veterans and their Families and friends can privately explore information about physical and mental health symptoms, challenging life events, and mental health conditions. On this site, veterans and their Families and friends can learn about available resources and support; hear inspiring stories of strength; learn what has worked for other veterans and discover positive steps you can take.

Marriage 101

This program provides committed couples specific communications skills and strategies to help them understand one another and strengthen or rekindle their friendship. Completion of this course (lunch provided) is required to use a Fort Hood chapel for weddings.

Marriage and Family Therapy Services

Provides help for couples and Families to resolve their difficulties and maintain healthy relationships through couple and Family counseling, parent education, and unit/command briefings on how to assist Families to cope during stressful war-time conditions.

Marvin Leath Visitor's Center

You may enter the gate with a current military ID card (retiree, active duty, National Guard, Reserve, military dependent or Department of Defense Civilian), If you do not have a current military ID card, you will need to enter Fort Hood through the Bernie Beck Gate. First, you must obtain a temporary visitor's pass at the Marvin Leath Visitor's Center. To obtain a pass, you must have a valid driver's license, current vehicle registration, proof of current insurance and license plate number. Passengers will also need to show ID at the gate.

McGruff "Safe House" Program

A child safety program that provides a temporary safe haven for children who find themselves in emergency or frightening situations such as being bullied, followed, or hurt while walking; playing; or interacting in an on-post neighborhood. Safety support is provided by trained volunteers. Volunteer training is conducted monthly or scheduled upon request.

Meadows Child Development Center

Childcare (for ages 6 weeks to Kindergarten) Programs: full day, part day, hourly, and before and after school care for Meadows Elementary School.

Medication Reconciliation

A process of gathering a complete, accurate and current list of all medications taken by a Soldier and discontinuing all inactive medications. Commanders may contact their Soldier's provider about the program.

Military Caregiver Resource Directory

Designed to help empower military caregivers with information about national-level resources and programs specifically for them. Topics include: helplines, advocacy and benefit information, career transitions and employment, military caregiver support, children’s needs, education and training, financial support, rest and relaxation, and others.

Military Caregiver Virtual Forum

Military caregivers may join their peers virtually in a Department of Defense online forum every month to discuss topics that they choose and network with others who are experiencing similar challenges. Caregivers learn skills to overcome challenges and share resources.

Military Child Education Coalition

The Military Child Education Coalition (MCEC) is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit, world-wide organization. A model of positive leadership and advocacy, the MCEC’s work is focused on ensuring quality educational opportunities for all military-connected children affected by mobility, Family separation, and transition. The MCEC performs research, develops resources, conducts professional institutes and conferences, and publishes resources for all constituencies.

Military Council of Catholic Women

A good place to come for fun, learning and fellowship. Weekly meetings begin with the Rosary.

Military Family Life Consultant

Military and Family Life Consultants (MFLC) provide solution-oriented consultations to individuals, couples, Families, and groups. Military and Family Life Consultants can help people who are having trouble coping with concerns and issues of daily life. Some examples of issues include: adjustment/transition stress, marital/couples counseling, anxiety/sadness, deployment cycle issues, communication, aggression, work, parenting and grief/loss. MFLCs offer flexible appointment times, flexible meeting locations, and are confidential (no records are kept).

Military Kids Connect

MilitaryKidsConnect is an online community of military children (ages 6-17 yrs. old) that provides access to age-appropriate resources in order to support children through pre-deployment until their parents or caregivers return. MKC offers informative activities, fun games, helpful videos, and interesting user surveys that can guide and reinforce understanding, resilience, and coping skills in military children and their peers.

Military One Source

Military OneSource is your central hub and go-to-place for the military community. Get to know your benefits and prepare for the big stuff – deployments, reintegration, moves, parenthood, retirement and more. Browse by topic or search for that specific question you want to know the answer to. No matter where military life takes you, with Military OneSource you will always be in the loop.

Military Pet Education (MilPetED) Mobile Application (Android)

MilPetED is a free application for smartphones and tablets, designed to provide easy access to animal health information, tips and resources for Service Members, beneficiaries, and retirees.

Military Pet Education (MilPetED) Mobile Application (iPhone)

MilPetED is a free application for smartphones and tablets, designed to provide easy access to animal health information, tips and resources for Service Members, beneficiaries, and retirees.

Military Sport Bike Rider's Course

Course provides learning activities that directly address the unique operational characteristics of a sports bike. This course focuses on risk management, decision making, riding strategies, rider behavior and choices.

Mobilization and Deployment Program

Provides guidance, resources and training for Family Readiness Group members and Rear Detachment Officers; supports deploying units by providing pre-deployment information and material to Soldiers and Family members; implement training, plans and oversight for the Fort Hood Family Assistance Center team members; assist and support mobilizing Reserve Component units.

Money Matters Workshop: Child Youth and School Service (CYSS)

Money Matters (1 required) helps 13-18 year old teens learn practical ways to save, spend, and invest the money they earn.

Monroe Clinic Pharmacy

This pharmacy provides services to patients seen in the Monroe Clinic (for new prescriptions only). The phone-in refill system should be used for all refill requests.

Monroe Troop Medical Clinic (1CD)

Monroe Health Clinic is the focal point of a comprehensive community health system that responds to the healthcare needs of the 1st Cavalry Division Soldiers. We provide outpatient care and community health education to our Soldiers. We continually strive to improve the quality of service to our patients and to provide the best healthcare to all.

Montague Child Development Center

Childcare (for ages 6 weeks to Kindergarten) Programs: full day, hourly, and before and after school are for Montague Elementary School.

Montague Youth Center

Offers programs in sports and fitness, leisure and recreation, life skills, citizenship and leadership, intervention, and mentoring and support services for youth from 6th to 12th grade. Registration is conducted at the Parent Central Services Office: Bldg. 121 on 761st Tank Battalion Ave.

Muskogee School Age Care Center

Childcare for before and after school. Full day programs are offered on days that school is not in session. All sites are closed on federal holidays.

National Intrepid Center of Excellence (NICOE)

The 25,000-square-foot facility includes state of the art technology, a fully functioning gym, a yoga and meditation area, group session rooms, an outdoor patio and a staff of health care and mental health professionals, all are available to offer a multidisciplinary, holistic approach to treating TBI, PTSD and other conditions.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Are you feeling desperate, alone or hopeless? Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). It is a free, 24-hour hotline available to anyone in suicidal crisis or emotional distress. Your call will be routed to the nearest crisis center to you. Call for yourself or someone you care about (free and confidential). There is a network of more than 140 crisis centers nationwide (available 24 hours a day/7 days a week).

Nature in Lights

Enjoy the drive through over five and a half miles of holiday inspired scenes. Like magic, Belton Outdoor Recreation Area is once again transformed into a winter wonderland for all to enjoy: kids and kids at heart. Stop by Santa's Village at the Live Oak Pavilion. The Cowboy Café offers seasonal crafts and wares for sale, as well as, photos with Santa, pony rides and other activities are available .

NCO LEADS and Computer Skills Program

The Non-Commissioned Officer Leadership Education and Development Program (NCO LEAD) is a government contract providing educational classes for active duty military. The NCO LEAD and Computer Skills Program consists of 22 one-semester hour management classes and 16 computer skills classes, of which thirteen are one-semester hour classes and three are continuing education classes. NCO LEAD offers three certificates: Supervision Management, Advanced Supervision Management and Microcomputer Specialist. These certificates are designed around the courses offered through the NCO LEAD Department.

New Parent Support Group

Support group for new parents with children ages three and under. The support group meets in order to help dealing with stress, the everyday demands of parenthood, and more.

New Parent Support Program (NPSP)

Provides in-home visitation, therapeutic support, information/referral, and resource assistance to Army Families. New Parent Support Program attempts to reduce the likelihood of child abuse, neglect and spouse abuse through community education and the promotion of healthy family functioning. Parent Training, a New Parent Support Group and Explore, Learning and Play (interactive playgroup) activities are offered.

Newcomers Employment Training Workshop

Orientation targeting newly arriving military Spouses and Family members seeking employment on Fort Hood or in the Greater Killeen Area.

Newcomers Employment Training Workshop (NETWORK)

Orientation targeting newly arriving military Spouses and Family members seeking employment on Fort Hood or in the Greater Killeen Area.

Newcomers Orientation (for newly arriving Soldiers and Family members)

Learn about key community programs and services available on Fort Hood. Army Family Team Building (AFTB) Seminars are provided for spouses with free on-site childcare for ages 6 weeks to 12 years old. Childcare registration is between 8:00 am - 9:00 am.

North Fort Hood Chapel Catholic Confession

Catholic Confession

North Fort Hood Chapel Latter Day Saints Service

Latter Day Saints Service

North Fort Hood Chapel Protestant Service

Traditional Protestant Service

North Fort Hood Physical Fitness and Recreation Center

This free facility is the host to qualified staff and exceptional, state of the art exercise and total body equipment which includes: free weights, strength training equipment and cardio machines.

Nurse Advice Line

The Nurse Advice Line is available 24 hours a day in order to provide information on urgent health issues, guidance for non-emergency situations and instructions for self-care of minor injuries and illnesses, as well as, assistance in scheduling appointments. TRICARE beneficiaries may speak to a registered nurse on the nurse advice line by calling 1-800-TRICARE (874-2273), option 1.

Off Post Housing Referral Service

The Housing Office provides assistance in obtaining suitable off-post accommodations and information on available programs and referral services. Referral services include: Current listings of rental properties (listings include housing in the surrounding communities for all grades and family sizes) and Counseling (provided for Soldiers selecting off-post housing and rental contracts, as well as assistance in resolving complaints between tenants and landlords). The Housing Office provides Soldiers with a self-service resource room equipped with internet access, phone services and computers to further assist with rental searches, vacancy listings, websites, locating off-post rental agencies.

Office of the III Corps and Fort Hood Inspector General

The III Corps and Fort Hood Office of the Inspector General (IG) acts as the eyes, ears and conscience of the Commander in order to assess the morale, effectiveness, efficiency, and discipline of the Corps. The IG provides confidential assistance to Soldiers, Department of Army Civilians, Family members, retirees and others seeking help with problems or issues related to the Army. In addition, IGs also conduct inspections, investigations, and teach and train as necessary. Call, email or walk-in (everyone is seen and no appointment is required).

OIF Chapel/58th Street Chapel (Spanish Catholic Mass)

Catholic Mass spoken in Spanish

OIF Veterans Chapel (58th Street) Catholic Confession

Catholic Confession

Ombudsman Program

The Ombudsman functions as a resource in support of Soldiers assigned to a Warrior Transition Unit (WTU) and their Family Members, as well as, non-WTU Soldiers and their Family Members who need assistance with a medical related issue. Ombudsmen are DA Civilians who have been selected for their experience, determination, and passion to help Soldiers.

Oveta Culp Hobby Soldier and Family Readiness Center (OCHSFRC)

Oveta Culp Hobby is part of Soldier and Family Readiness Branch. Supporting Soldiers and their Families with a safe and friendly environment. The facility offers eight meeting rooms, six high-speed internet computers, fax and copy machines, a Family room, and kitchen area. This facility also houses a Kids on Site (KOS) childcare facility and a one-stop area of resources and activities. This building is available for Family Readiness Groups to use nights and weekends.

Palmer Movie Theater

Palmer Theater shows movies nightly. The movie hotline number is 287-3851. The theater is used during the day by the military.

Parent Advisory Board (PAB)

The Parent Advisory Board (PAB) is a parent/guardian forum that meets quarterly to discuss current issues and offer recommendations for CYSS programs.

Parent Central Services: Child, Youth and School Services

Child, Youth and School Services (CYSS) central enrollment is the gateway to CYSS programs. The following is required for registration: Military / Civilian ID Card, Current shot records, Completion of a Health Screening Tool (additional forms, completed by your health care provider, may be required), Health Assessment (a 30 day grace period is given to those registering with Fort Hood CYSS for the first time), Current household income verification (Leave Earnings Statement (LES) and pay stubs) will be used to calculate Total Family Income (TFI). Your Family’s TFI will determine your fee category for full time, part time, before/after school care and camps. Youth in 6th grade and older: Teen registration packet (can be picked up and dropped off at Parent Central Services or any Youth Center with verification of ID card) Additional registration information: a sports physical is required for all children prior to participating in youth sports and fitness activities. A Family Car

Pathways Learning Center

Pathways Learning Center offers high school students a self-paced mastery learning program to earn a high school diploma. KISD provides transportation for students. Student-related pregnancy services are also available, which includes: child care arrangements, job placement, life skills, and access to social services (AFDC, WIC, food stamps, etc.). Prefer referral by guidance counselor, but not required.

Patient Advocate Office

The mission of the Patient Advocacy Office is to act as a liaison between patients and staff with a goal of finding the best solution for the patient and the organization. Most problems and concerns are best resolved in the clinic or the service area providing services to you and your Family. We suggest speaking to the area supervisor to help resolve any concerns.

Patient Appointment System

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center (CRDAMC) Patient Appointment Service strives to provide our beneficiaries with the correct appointment, with the correct provider and within either the clinically indicated timeframes or the TRICARE Access to Care standards each time.

PCS on the Go CD

Soldiers and Family Members are personally invited to a one-on-one PCS on the Go Brief. It is your opportunity to get a PCS on the Go CD, assistance navigating the Military Installations Website and receive helpful moving tips.

PCS Reassignments

Once notification of PCS has been made, Soldiers can schedule their own orientation briefing. Orders may be picked up by authorized personnel (S-1).

Pediatric Clinic

The Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center Pediatric Clinic's mission is to provide comprehensive medical care to active duty Family members (ages 18 and under) in an atmosphere promoting comfort and well-being. From newborn services to adolescent medicine, we strive to promote wellness for all children within the Fort Hood community.

Pediatric Immunization (Ages 2 and older)

Schedule a routine health appointment for immunizations through the Patient Appointment Service for children two years and older. We prefer that you schedule a routine health visit for your child in order to complete an assessment (in addition to the immunizations).

Pediatric Pharmacy

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center (CRDAMC) has outpatient pharmacies located in the hospital on Fort Hood and in the local communities. Pharmacy services include the filling and refilling of prescription medications that are in the CRDAMC formulary.

Pentagon Federal Credit Union

Established in 1935, PenFed offers convenient online mortgage loans, auto loans, and credit cards with great rates and features.

Perkins Dental Clinic

Services provided: preventive care, cleanings, tooth fillings, root canals, gum disease treatment, crowns, bridges, extractions, dentures, sick call and referrals for complex procedures.

Personal Financial Assistance Center

The Personal Financial Assistance Center (PFAC) works with Army Community Service (ACS) to proactively provide information and resources to educate Soldiers, Family members, Retirees and Department of Defense civilians on matters of personal financial responsibility. The PFAC offers a variety of programs including: financial planning and budgeting, guidance on insurance, consumer affairs, advice on spending, free credit score analysis, and Army Emergency Relief (AER). The facility contains four private counseling offices with a comfortable waiting area and a computer lab for Soldiers to access documents needed for various financial related issues. Individuals, Family Readiness Groups, and community agencies are encouraged to call today to set up an appointment for a class/workshop. Give us an opportunity to assist you in whatever your financial need may be and we will work hard to exceed your expectations. Do not hesitate to call for more information or stop by for a tour. We wo

Personal Financial Assistance Center- Food Pantry

Provides emergency food assistance of non-perishable items to clients, as well as a referral to the Killeen Food Care Center (when needed).

Phantom Warrior Lanes (Bowling)

Phantom Warrior Lanes has 48 lanes and automatic scoring boards displayed on 42-inch flat screen monitors. The bowling center now offers electronic Bingo (a handheld game that pays out cash to its winners) and a full service Pro Shop that stocks the latest bowling equipment. The bowling center offers two rooms filled with arcade machines, Wi-Fi, and online gaming. League bowling is offered throughout the year. The Strike Zone (snack bar) offers breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week.

Phone-In Refills Pharmacy

Refill by telephone 24 hours a day. The phone-in refill system interacts with the pharmacy computer system which gives you an immediate status of your refill request.

Polypharmacy

A process of gathering a complete, accurate and current list of all medications prescribed to a Soldier while discontinuing all inactive medications. Commanders may contact their Soldier's provider about the program.

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Support Group

For those who have and are experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder and their caregivers. For more information or to sign-up contact CRDAMC Department of Ministry and Pastoral Care.

Pregnancy and Postpartum Physical Training (P3T)

P3T is a commander’s program designed to assist pregnant and postpartum Soldiers in meeting their unique fitness needs through a standardized physical training (PT) and educational program. The goals of the P3T program are to maintain health and physical fitness during pregnancy, improve postpartum fitness for a smooth transition to unit PT, promote higher Army Physical Fitness Readiness Training (PRT) scores, and pass Army Regulation (AR) 600-9 height and weight requirements. Mandatory enrollment and attendance for all active duty (AD) Soldiers during pregnancy and postpartum after receiving Military or civilian health care provider (HCP) clearance to participate in P3T exercises. Soldier attends P3T for 180 days after delivery and is exempt from APFT and record weigh-in during this time period.

Protestant Women of the Chapel

Dedicated to bringing women of the community closer to the Church and Christ through prayer, fellowship, bible and book studies, ministering to the needs of the Fort Hood community and supporting programs.

Provost Marshall (Military Police Station)

Manages law enforcement aspects for Fort Hood.

Ready and Resilient (R2) Training Center - Formerly Comprehnsive Solider and Family Fitness Training Center

Performance Training enhances mental agility and adaptability throughout one's life, leading to optimal performance and personal readiness. R2 Training Centers provide performance skills that include instruction in mental skills foundations, confidence building, effective goal setting, attention control, energy management and imagery.

Recreational Area Access Program

All recreational activity on Fort Hood is only authorized by the Area Access Program. Examples of authorized recreational activities include, but not limited to: sightseeing, bird watching, horseback riding, hiking, biking, hunting and fishing.

Recreational Equipment Checkout Center

The Recreational Equipment Checkout Center offers a long list of outdoor recreation equipment for rent at modest per-day rates. This is your one-stop rental facility for all your recreation needs. We have the perfect item for your unit organizational day (from sports equipment to the climbing wall).

Red Cross Volunteers

Serve at Carl R. Darnall Medical Center, the Vet Clinic, the Fisher House, Dental Clinics, and other locations. Limited paid childcare is provided to our volunteers. Please call for the date of the next adult Volunteer Orientation.

Refill Pharmacy at the Clear Creek Post Exchange

The Refill Pharmacy is located in the Fort Hood Main Post Exchange on Clear Creek Road, inside the Customer Service area. Because of the large number of patients, Darnall requires that patients request refills in advance. Patients may use the 24-hour automated telephone refill system or mail in their requests using forms provided by the pharmacy. Clear Creek Pharmacy fills handwritten and electronic prescriptions, as well as refills.

Registration and Transportation of a Privately Owned Weapon on the Installation

Fort Hood's policy and regulation requires all service members and their dependents living, residing or temporarily staying on Fort Hood to register privately owned firearms (POF) with the Directorate of Emergency Services; notify DES of any sale, purchase, trade, gift, exchange or any other action that changes the ownership of a POF kept on post (including authorized war trophies). Privately owned firearms will be transported in vehicles only while traveling in a direct route to and from hunting areas, dog training areas, target ranges or other locations authorized by the installation senior commander. No stops are authorized and carrying of a loaded firearm in a vehicle is prohibited. The privately owned firearms will be secured in the trunk and vehicles without a trunk will use an encased container (other than the glove compartment). Privately owned firearms will be carried so it is not readily available to the driver or passengers. The carrying of a concealed weapon on the ins

Relationship Enrichment Program (REP)

Designed to equip couples with information, resources, strategies, and skills to identify problematic marital stressors, recognize danger signs, improve communication, manage anger and utilize effective conflict resolution techniques that will promote the building and maintenance of healthy relationships. The program is comprised of monthly workshops, quarterly off post retreats, and specialty classes.

Relocation Counseling and Welcome CDs

Relocation Counseling is available to assist Soldiers and Families prepare for a move, manage the process and details of the move, and to adapt and settle into the new community after the move. Relocation service providers help Families navigate moving-related challenges by providing counseling, planning assistance, information, referral, and education on how to minimize the stress and maximize the benefits of military life and frequent moves. Fort Hood Welcome CD's are available for incoming Soldiers and Families at the Rivers Building, Bldg.121 and the Copeland Soldier Service Center, Bldg. 18010. Sponsors of incoming Soldiers may pick up information packets. Welcome CDs will be mailed upon request to individuals prior to arrival at Fort Hood.

Relocation Readiness

Relocation readiness provide services in order to minimize the stressors of relocation by offering skills and resources to Soldiers and Families to simplify the moving process. Services include: Welcome Packet CD, lending closet, citizenship and immigration services, ACS Outreach Program, and PCS planning.

Remedial Drivers Training (RDT)

Eight hours of instruction to help drivers acknowledge negative driving habits and attitudes. Provides a "toolkit' to change behavior and decision making process.

Resilience and Restoration Center

The mission of the Resilience and Restoration Center (R and R Center) is to provide outpatient psychological and consultation services as appropriate to maintain the mental health of active duty personnel. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), combat stress, anger control, depression, relationship, communication issues, transition issues, stress management and pain support groups.

Resilience Training

Resilience is the “mental, emotional, and behavioral ability to face and cope with adversity, adapt to change, and recover, learn and grow from setbacks." R2 Training Centers provide resilience skills that build self-awareness, self-regulation, optimistic and adaptive thinking, character strengths, and stronger relationships, thereby contributing to personal readiness.

Resiliency Campus

Vision: A Fort Hood total Army Family of balanced, healthy and self confident Soldiers, Family Members, and DA Civilians, whose resilience enables them to excel in an era of high operational tempo and persistent global conflict.

Respite Care

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) respite care is a program that provides a temporary rest period for Family members responsible for regular care of persons with disabilities. Care may be provided in the Exceptional Family Member Program respite care user’s home or other settings, such as, special needs camps and enrichment programs. It is time limited based on the exceptional Family member’s (EFM) medical condition and availability of funding. Exceptional Family Member Program respite care is not an entitlement or a guaranteed benefit.

Resume and Application Development

Is your resume effective? Are employers calling you? We’re empowering career seekers with employment education!

Retirement Services Office (RSO)

Provides counseling and assistance to active duty Soldiers, retirees, widows, widower, survivors, and Family members from all branches. Assistance includes: issues concerning rights, benefits, and entitlements. Conducts pre-retirement orientation and Survivor Benefit Program briefings for Soldiers and Family members.

Risk Reduction Program

Risk Reduction Program (RRP) is a commander’s tool designed to identify and reduce Soldiers’ high-risk behaviors in the areas of substance abuse, spouse and child abuse, sexually transmitted infections, suicide, crimes against property and people, AWOL, traffic violations, accidents and financial problems. The Risk Reduction Program focuses on effective use of installation resources and coordinates effort between agencies in order to implement effective interventions. Tools available to commanders include web-based monthly/quarterly shot group data and quarterly trend analysis reports and assessment data of Soldier behaviors through the utilization of the Unit Risk Inventory (URI) and Reintegration Unit Risk Inventory (R-URI) surveys.

Robertson Blood Bank

As a part of the Armed Services Blood Program (ASBP), Robertson Blood Center is your military blood center at Fort Hood. The Robertson Blood Center operates as part of the Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center to provide quality blood services in support of global medical readiness during peacetime and combat operations. We are the Department of Defense's premier pre-deployment training facility for blood operations in theater. Our job is to ensure that Soldiers, retirees, and Family members have access to a safe and sufficient supply of blood.

Roller Derby (all girl recreational league)

Roller derby league is open to the ladies of Fort Hood. Are you looking for a new challenge? How can you increase your aerobic activity? How can you be part of a sport with hard hitting action? Join the Fort Hood Hell on Wheels All Girl Roller Derby League.

Running Events

Running events: pre-registration is available for all running events via Hood/MWR/running _fitness.html. On site registration begins at 7:00 am; races start at 8:00 am. Race results and times will be posted on HoodMWR.com after every event.

Russell L. Collier Health Clinic

The Russell L. Collier Health Clinic serves as Fort Hood's aviation medicine center of excellence, providing medical care to the multiple aviation and non aviation units assigned to West Fort Hood. In addition to the Active Duty healthcare team, the clinic has two Family practice teams and a pediatric team who provide care to active duty, Family members, retirees and retiree Family members. Services available on site are: pharmacy, laboratory, radiology, communicable disease clinic, audiology and optometry. *All flight physicals must be done at Russell Collier Health Clinic by appointment only at 553-3001.

safeTALK (Suicide Prevention Training)

safeTALK is a half-day alertness training that prepares anyone over the age of 15, regardless of prior experience or training, to become a suicide-alert helper. Most people with thoughts of suicide don’t truly want to die, but are struggling with the pain in their lives. Through their words and actions, they invite help to stay alive. safeTALK-trained helpers can recognize these invitations and take action by connecting them with life-saving intervention resources, such as caregivers trained in ASIST. Training features: presentations and guidance from a LivingWorks registered trainer, access to support from a local community resource person, powerful audiovisual learning aids, the simple yet effective TALK steps: Tell, Ask, Listen, and KeepSafe, and hands-on skills practice and development.

Safety Officer/NCO Course

Trains leaders in the critical areas of risk management and managing a unit's safety program. Prerequisite: complete the on-line Additional Duty Safety Course, hosted by the Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center. This can be found at https://safety.army.mil/home/Combat readiness university.

Salado Independent School District

The Salado Independent School District empowers today’s youth to be leaders in a global society through educational excellence. We are committed to: success, innovation, self-reliance and determination.

Salvation Army - Copperas Cove (Satellite Office)

Services provided: gasoline aid, food, bus tickets out of town (depending on circumstances), clothing, blankets, coats and furniture (under certain circumstances); aid with locating shelter for the homeless and provides help with natural disasters (hurricanes, floods, fires); assists with utilities (energy aid) when funds are available; assists clients with reading documents for understanding.

Salvation Army: Killeen

Services provided: Gasoline aid, food, bus tickets out-of-town (depending on circumstances), clothing, blankets, coats and furniture under certain circumstances. Aid with locating shelter for the homeless and provides help with natural disasters (hurricanes, floods, fires). Assists with utilities (energy aid) when funds are available. Counseling services are also available. Assists clients with reading documents for understanding.

Save A Tot-Boost A Youth Program (Car Seat Safety)

A program designed to educate military parents on child car seat safety. Resource packets are distributed. Parents engage in “hands-on” exercises with trained technicians, as seats are installed and safety checks administered on the last Friday of each month. Classes are available upon request. Children must be present during the safety check. *Exchanges or free car seats are not issued as part of the program.

Saving and Investing Workshop

This class provides an overview of all types of saving and investment products. This class also covers the basic information needed to understand how savings plans and different types of investments work. The topics covered include: IRA’s, 401K’s, Thrift Savings Plan, 529 plans, and money markets accounts.

School Age Care (SAC)

The SAC program offers before and/or after school care for youths (1st-5th Grade). Full day programs are offered during days that school is not in session, however, all sites are closed on federal holidays. Before and After School Program (for Pre-K and Kindergarten) is available at Kouma, Montague, Clear Creek and Meadows Child Development Centers. Services for 1st-5th Grade are provided at Muskogee, Kouma, Venable, and Walker School Age Care Centers and Montague Youth Center.

School and Sports Physicals

Daycare, school and sports physicals are available by scheduling a routine appointment with your child's Primary Care Manager. Please bring all necessary school forms with the medical records and shot records.

School Liaison Office (SLO)

The School Liaison Officer works in conjunction with the Child and Youth Services Division and the local school community to address educational issues involving military children. Through partnering with the local and military community, the School Liaison Officer acts as a communication link between the installation and the surrounding school districts. Have questions regarding schools? Visit your Fort Hood School Liaison Officers (SLOs)! We cover 9 school districts surrounding Fort Hood - Killeen, Copperas Cove, Belton, Lampasas, Florence, Gatesville, Temple, Salado and Jarrell Independent School Districts. Your School Liaison Officers are available to provide resources and information on various school related topics: school enrollment, school transfers, high school credit transfers and graduation requirements, homework and tutoring resources, Military Interstate Children's Compact Commission (MIC3), Impact Aid, college and career readiness, scholarships and more.

Scream Free Parenting

Scream Free Parenting introduces principles that will guide parents of all ages (with kids of all ages) through the maze of busy schedules, numerous demands from within and outside of the home, professional and personal transitions, and child rearing challenges. This is an interactive class which invites parents to engage in a new way of thinking and living where the focus is upon the growth and empowerment of the parent rather than the typical child-focused approach to parenting. Scream Free Parenting will help identify plans that may bring calm, connection, and mutual respect into the home. This revolutionary new option of parenting focuses upon “calming the world, one relationship at a time."

Self Care Program

The Self Care Program was designed to reduce unnecessary medical visits, thus saving the Fort Hood community time and money. Other benefits are no waiting in long lines, having the medication on hand when needed, for Over The Counter (OTC) medications. Soldiers, retirees, and Tricare eligible Family members may receive up to four different OTC medications per family per month. In order to take advantage of this program, the adults in the Family must present their Self Care Card. You can obtain this card by viewing the online presentation and taking the short exam. Self Care medications may only be provided to patients and Family members over the age of 2, due to manufacturer labeling recommendations concerning doses, age specifics, etc. CRDAMC pharmacies will ensure the availability and accessibility of OTC items for beneficiaries and must counsel them on age limitations. Self Care items are NOT available at refill pharmacy located at the Clear Creek PX.

Sexual Assault Care Services Program

Sexual Assault Care services include: providing initial/follow-up evaluation and counseling services to victims of sexual assault, ensuring clients are connected to appropriate services, complete clinical assessments, referral for services, victim advocate, and sexual assault care provider.

Sexual Assault Hotline

Central point of contact for victims of sexual assault. Advocates provide on-call support and assistance with any sexual harassment or assault incidents.

Sexual Assault Victim Advocacy

The Family Advocacy Program (FAP) will provide comprehensive assistance and support to sexual assault victims of intimate partner abuse and to victims that are under the age of 18. FAP will offer crisis intervention, assistance in securing medical treatment for injuries, information on legal rights and proceedings, referral to military/civilian shelters and other resources available to victims.

Sexual Assault/Harassment Response Program (SHARP)

Central point of contact for victims of sexual assault and sexual harassment. Provides on call victim advocates services for active duty Soldiers and Family members.

Shaken Baby Syndrome Prevention Education

This class provides prevention through parent education, public awareness, and professional training. Some of the topics covered are: definition of shaken baby syndrome, the effects of shaken baby syndrome, factors that commonly trigger caregivers to shake babies, coping strategies for caregivers of infants and small children, and learning how you can help to prevent shaken baby syndrome. Many opportunities for training.

Single Soldier Parents Network

Develops communication and assistance for single Soldier parents through networking, information sharing, and mutual support.

SKIES Unlimited

SKIES Unlimited Academy is the framework for all of Fort Hood Child, Youth and School Services' instructional programs. It consists of classes designed to compliment and support the experiences of military children. SKIES is broken down into four Schools to increase knowledge, be Inspired, Explore new activities and acquire new Skills. Fort Hood children and youths can choose from a myriad of classes. For current SKIES Unlimited class offerings and fees, please visit CYS Services Online (https://webtrac.mwr.army.mil/webtrac/hoodcyms.html). Classes include activities, such as: music, dance, martial arts, gymnastics, and many more.

Smart Moves

Smart Moves is a prevention program aimed at helping young people resist tobacco, alcohol, marijuana and other drug use, as well as, delay early sexual activity.

SNAP Food Benefit Program (Food Stamps)

Enables eligible households to purchase food through the redemption of food stamps in order to provide a more nutritious diet. Households must have a net income below levels set by the federal government and meet resources guidelines. Offices located in all counties.

Soldier and Family Assistance Center (SFAC)

The ACS SFAC has a full staff of non-medical professionals to support wounded, injured, and ill Soldiers including Soldiers in the Integrated Disability Evaluation System (IDES). The ACS SFAC team provides inclusive services using a personalized holistic approach for each Soldier to include financial advice, education counseling, crisis intervention, employment/career program, outreach initiatives, benefits/entitlements, and building resilience by teaching skills to cope with individual challenges.

Soldier and Family Readiness Branch

Services include: Fort Hood Army Volunteer Corps, mobilization and deployment services, Army Family action plan preparation and Army Family team building.

Soldier for Life Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP): Job Fairs

The Fort Hood Soldier for Life Transition Assistance Program Job Fairs are free and open to the public. They are normally held twice a year at Club Hood. They feature 150-170 local, national, and international employers from both public and private sectors. 2500-3500 job seekers normally support the event. Employers pay a nominal fee for a booth.

Soldier for Life Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP), Training: Careers in Education

Classroom instruction on certification programs to become a teacher. Instruction includes alternative certification in Texas and Troops to Teachers opportunities. Presented by Texas Troops to Teachers Representative. Must have a four-year degree to become a teacher.

Soldier for Life Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP): Employer Visits

Fort Hood Soldier for Life Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP) Center features up to 12 employer recruiting visits a week from military friendly local, national, and international employers seeking transitioning military service members, veterans, and Family members for employment. The employer visits are a part of the many employment assistance services SLF-TAP provides. Schedules are published weekly in the Sentinel and local papers. Schedules can also be found on the Fort Hood page of the SFL-TAP web site.

Soldier for Life- Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP): Job Search Training and Assistance

Soldier for Life Transition Assistance Program provides transition assistance, guidance and support to service members, eligible Department of Defense civilian employees, and their Family members in preparation for their departure from active federal service, including information on benefits, job search training and assistance. Training in federal resume writing, starting a business, Troops to Teachers Program, advanced resume writing, and other topics are available. Fourteen trained counselors provide one on one assistance in a modern computer lab, including specialized systems such as ACAP XXI, Occubrowse Plus and other tools and templates.

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

Provides online transition assistance to Army leaders, active duty Soldiers, reserve component Soldiers, wounded warriors, retirees, veterans, Family members, and employers.

Soldier for Life Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP): Pre-Separation Briefing

Required by law for all separating military personnel prior to reaching 365 days of remaining service. Online briefing can be viewed at www.sfl-tap.army.mil followed by a mandatory initial counseling appointment at the Copeland Center. AKO username/password is required.

Soldier for Life Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP): Quarterly Pre-Retirement Orientation

For retiring Soldiers (including medical retirements). Topics covered include: retired pay, Tricare, dental, Veterans Group Life Insurance (VGLI ), etc.

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

Assistance with job search, including classic and electronic techniques. Get help with organizing a job search, resume refinement, cover and thank you letters, posting applications online, practice interviews, and networking. Job boards and other assistance is also available. Computer laboratory with internet, Occubrowse+, Resume Wizard, and other tools are available and open through lunchtime and on training holidays.

Soldier for Life Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP): VOW Apprenticeships

The Veterans Opportunity to Work Act authorizes on duty apprenticeships to troops. Soldiers must be within one year of separation, meet all qualifications, and be released by their unit to participate.

Soldier for Life- Transition Assistance Program: "My Army Benefits"

Information on your state and federal veteran's survivor and retirement benefits, disability rating, legal advice, planning, finances, budgeting, education, medical appointments, the law and more.

Soldier for Life- Transition Assistance Program: 5-Day Vow Workshop

Five day workshop to inform Soldiers on their veterans benefits, assess career interests, identify skills gaps, financial planning, and provides employment information (job searching, networking, interviewing, salary negotiation, cover letters, resume writing and more).

Soldier for Life Transition Assistance Program: Advanced Resume Training

A condensed version of the resume portion of the TAP Workshop with enhanced information for those separating on short notice. Classroom instruction on identifying and writing various types of resumes. Call the office for current schedule.

Soldier for Life- Transition Assistance Program: Federal Resume Writing Workshop

Classroom and hands-on computer instruction in federal job search and application techniques, including learning to navigate federal sites, such as: Civilian Personnel Online and USAJobs web sites. Attendees actually enter their resume online and post it to the federal sites. Must have a chronological resume completed before attending.

Soldier for Life- Transition Assistance Program: VA Disability Claim Briefing

Comprehensive classroom training by the VA Military Services Coordinator on submitting a VA disability claim. Answers the question: Should I file a claim? Introduces the Military Service Organizations who can help military members complete the claim forms and track the claim through the system.

Soldier for Life-Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP) Statutory Pre-Separation Counseling

Review of benefits and programs available to assist transitioning military personnel. Discussion of separation requirements and schedules for briefing required prior to separation or retirement and an explanation of Soldier for Life Transition Assistance Program services. Execution of DD Form 2648 (pre-separation counseling checklist). Required for separation.

Soldier Medical Readiness Center

Soldier Medical Readiness Center provides periodic health assessments, military schools physicals, out processing services and other services in support of the medical aspects of military readiness. All flight physicals must be done at Russell Collier Health Clinic by appointment only at 553-3001

Sole Prescriber Program

A proactive program that assesses a Soldier's risk for medication harm. Both the Soldier and the provider sign an agreement to have a single prescriber for either all medications or specific classes of medications to be prescribed. Commanders may contact their Soldier's provider about this program.

Special Needs Accommodations Process (SNAP)

The Special Needs Accommodation Process (SNAP) is a multi-disciplinary team established to ensure the most appropriate placement of children with special needs. The team meets to review any new applications that indicate any possible special needs and to review concerns regarding children already placed in Child and Youth Services (CYSS) programs.

Special Olympics: Area 12

The mission of Special Olympics is to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. We give them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy, and share personal skills, gifts of spirit, and friendship with their families, their fellow Special Olympics athletes, and the world. In all that we do, Special Olympics strives to awaken the world to the precious abilities and dignity of every human being.

Spinning

Spinning provides a fun and challenging cardiovascular workout at all fitness levels. Experience a full ride of hills, sprints and endurance intervals with energizing music and motivational instruction. Spinning will enhance your speed, strength and stamina, improve your overall physical health and increase your caloric burn.

Spirit of Fort Hood Chapel (Catholic Mass- Daily)

Daily Catholic Mass

Spirit of Fort Hood Chapel (Catholic Mass)

Catholic Mass

Spirit of Fort Hood Chapel Jewish Services

Fort Hood Jewish Congregation

Spirit of Fort Hood Protestant Service

General Protestant Service

Spiritual Fitness Center

Assist customers in discovering their inner-path and the essence of their being or the deepest values and meanings by which we live. Services provided include: counseling available by the on site Chaplain, fellowship area with free coffee/tea and Wi-Fi, spiritual and inspirational library, and training areas available for booking. Also offers a Meditation area: a public room perfect for your meditation needs with display screens offer thought provoking questions. The mediation area contains comfortable furniture allowing for you to reflect on your mental and spiritual needs and rest in the company of yourself.

Sports Office (Family and Morale Welfare and Recreation)

The Fort Hood Sports Office offers numerous activities for the entire community to take part in.

Sportsmen's Center

The Sportsmen's Center encourages and furthers the interest in hunting, fishing, and other outdoor recreation activities. The facility is devoted to the conservation and presentation of wildlife, their habitats and environment; the sports of hunting, fishing and archery; and the recreational use of guns for skeet, trap or other target shooting. The club offers a gathering place for sportsmen, complete with snack bar, pro shop, hunt control office and skeet range. The Sportsmen's Center also consists of a playground, picnic areas and party rooms. This facility is open to the public.

Spouse Education and Career Opportunities

The Department of Defense Spouse Education and Career Opportunities Program provides education and career guidance to military spouses worldwide. The program offers comprehensive resources and tools to include: initial career exploration, education and training, employment readiness, and career connections. All tools and resources can be accessed by connecting with certified career counselors at no cost.

Starker Functional Fitness Center

If you are looking to get in shape or maintain an existing work out program, Starker Physical Fitness Center is your answer. This free facility is the host to qualified staff and exceptional, state of the art exercise and total body equipment. Starker Physical Fitness Center will not only meet, but exceed your expectations. Features: Well-Beats Group Fitness System (Kiosk), free weights, strength training equipment, cardio machines, basketball courts, racquetball courts, locker room, and sauna.

State Environmental Health Laboratory

State Environmental Health Laboratory supports statewide environmental health protection monitoring by performing analyses for chemical, microbiological, and radiological testing, biomonitoring of water, wastewater, air, soil, hazardous wastes, and other environmental concerns. State environmental health laboratories are associated with that state’s public health laboratory.

State Epidemiologist

State Health Department Lead State Epidemiologist is an appointed primary state epidemiologist, responsible for the identification and response for all health threats that occur within that state. This individual is selected by each state’s primary health official (usually the state health department director), or the state board of health. A state epidemiologist is usually responsible for each state’s infectious disease epidemiology program, often along with many other state health agency programs involved in disease detection and prevention.

State Public Health Laboratory

State Health Department Laboratory conducts laboratory testing for most all analysis requirements for public health surveillance. This may include monitoring and detection testing for environmental health, food safety, infectious diseases, newborn screening, public health preparedness, radiation safety, and many other tests. All state public health laboratories are part of the National Laboratory Network, and respond to novel strains of disease, natural disasters, chemical spills, foodborne outbreaks, and other public health emergencies.

Stray Animal Facility/Pet Adoption

Please call the MP desk for any stray/loose animals found on Fort Hood. The animals that we have for adoption are found on Fort Hood by animal control, or are relinquished by their owners. Animals brought in by animal control are held for three business days. If an owner does not come forward, the pet will be placed up for adoption (after the appropriate hold time).

Stress, Anger, and Conflict Management Workshop

A six hour workshop designed to assist participants to recognize the symptoms, causes, and effects of stress and introduce an array of stress management techniques. The workshop focuses upon anger management/conflict resolution strategies and techniques. Workshops are also available to units upon request.

Strong Bonds

Strong Bonds is a chaplain led program for commanders that builds relationship resiliency. The Strong Bonds mission is to increase Soldier and Family readiness through relationship education and skills training. Four Strong Bonds programs applied to the Army Force Generation cycle helps single-Soldiers, couples and Families to thrive in the turbulence of the military environment. Attendees voluntarily participate in a Strong Bonds offsite retreat format designed to maximize relationship training. The retreat or “get away” provides an emotionally safe and secure training environment in which to address the effect of military lifestyle stressors.

Suicide Interactive Role Play (Suicide Prevention Training)

The Suicide Prevention Interactive Role Play is a 60 minute, live, interactive training that is conducted on Fort Hood to bring more awareness to suicide. This training highlights risk factors, warning signs, depression, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Traumatic Brain Injury, available resources, and addresses the stigma associated with suicide. The training encourages those who may be at risk of suicide to seek help and also encourages others to intervene using Ask, Care, and Escort (ACE).

Suicide Prevention Program (SPP)

The Suicide Prevention Program (SPP) supports the Army’s goal to minimize suicidal behavior by reducing the risk of suicide for active duty Army and Reserve component Soldiers, Department of Army Civilians, and Army Family members.

Support for International Spouses

Families with foreign born spouses receive support and assistance to include a comprehensive, multi level language program through a partnership with Central Texas College Adult Education. Relocation Readiness makes referrals to English as a Second Language (ESL) classes (at no cost) on Fort Hood and the local community. Cultural adaptation training is held in conjunction with Citizenship and Immigration Town-Hall sessions in areas, such as: interpersonal relationship building, career enhancement, obtaining citizenship or driver's license, financial management, service utilization, adapting to military lifestyles, and basic survival skills. Citizenship and Immigration Town-Hall Sessions allow Soldiers, Family members and retirees the opportunity to have questions answered; receive assistance with their immigration, citizenship, residency paperwork and application.

Survivor Outreach Services (SOS)

Provides access to support, information and services to Families of fallen Soldiers. Survivor Outreach Services provides extended financial counseling assistance and long term support to surviving Family members, ensuring that surviving Families' concerns are addressed expeditiously and to the full extent of the covenant with the Army Family.

Swimming Pool (Abrams Indoor Pool)

Features include: Eight lanes, 25 meters, four to twelve feet deep, one meter and three meter diving boards and a hot tub are available for swimming year round.

Swimming Pool (Comanche Pool)

Features include: pool with eight lanes, 50 meters, (four to thirteen feet deep), one meter and three meter diving boards, two water slides and a wading pool.

Swimming Pool (Martin Pool)

Features include: pool with three lanes, 48 yards, (three to nine feet deep), a one meter diving board and two water slides.

Swimming Pool (Patton Pool)

Features include: 25 meters pool, (four to nine feet deep), with two one meter diving boards, two water slides, wading pool and large picnic area.

Swimming Pool (West Fort Hood)

Features includes: 25 yards pool, (four to eight feet deep), with two water slides, a wading pool and large grass area.

Teen Babysitting Classes

This course includes: child and infant CPR and First Aid Certification, as well as child care basics.

Teen Taxi

Teen Taxi is an after school (Monday-Friday) pick up service which transports youth to designated Fort Hood Youth Centers. This service is free and open to middle school youth and high school teens who are eligible to attend the Fort Hood Youth Centers. Process to use the taxi service: 1.) call designated Youth Center for taxi pickup. 2.) CYSS verifies registration and permission slip on file 3.) appropriate time and location of pick-up will be given to youth. 4.) Youth will be picked up at one of the schools and delivered to designated Youth Center.

Temple Independent School District

Temple ISD is a 5A school district with two early childhood centers (Pre-K), nine elementary schools (grades K-5), three middle schools (grades 6-8) one high school (grades 9-12) and an alternative education campus. Temple ISD serves a very diverse student body of approximately 8,400 students.

TESTING, Army Personnel Testing (APT)

The Army Personnel Testing (APT) tests are available to determine eligibility for specialized training and to support the Army's personnel selection and classification process, including language proficiency testing. The APT covers the administration of four categories of personnel tests: Alternate Flight Aptitude Selection Test (AFAST), Armed Forces Classification Test (AFCT), Defense Language Aptitude Battery (DLAB), Defense Language Proficiency Test (DLPT), Defense Language Reading Proficiency Test (DLRPT), and Oral Proficiency Interview (OPI). Soldiers who have received foreign language training at government expense, who claim knowledge of a foreign language as a result of civilian education, residence in a foreign country, or Family usage, are eligible for testing. Critical languages are eligible for Forcing Language Proficiency Bonus. Non-APT Exams: typing test, English Comprehension Level Test (ECLT), Basic Math and Science Test (BMST), Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE),

Texas Department of Assistive and Rehabilitation Services

The Texas Rehabilitation Commission (TRC), created in 1969, is designated as the state's principal authority on the vocational rehabilitation of Texans with disabilities (except persons with visual impairments and the legally blind). The commission's main purpose is to assist people with disabilities in order to participate in their communities by achieving the employment of choice, living as independently as possible and accessing high quality services. The commission provides a broad array of services through the following programs: vocational rehabilitation, comprehensive rehabilitation services, independent living services and centers, and our rehabilitation technology laboratory.

Texas A and M University-Central Texas

Our institution is designed to meet the needs of busy individuals. We have a variety of programs tailored to the nontraditional student, and yet encourage familiar and exciting college experiences. All of our degree programs are regionally accredited and adhere to a rigorous academic standard. We offer Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in some of the most competitive fields in the job market today. Applying for admission is straightforward and we have a dedicated staff willing to facilitate your entire admissions process.

Texas Abuse Hotline

The law requires any person who believes that a child or person 65 years or older or an adult with disabilities is being abused, neglected, or exploited to report the circumstances to the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) Abuse Hotline. A person making a report is immune from civil or criminal liability, and the name of the person making the report is kept confidential. Any person who suspects abuse and does not report it can be held liable for a Class-A misdemeanor. Additional reporting requirements apply to teachers and other professionals. A professional must report suspected abuse or neglect of a child within 48 hours of suspecting the child has been or may be abused or neglected. (TFC 261.101 (b)* A professional cannot delegate this duty to another person to make the report. Reporting suspected child abuse makes it possible to protect the child and for a family to get help.

Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired

Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired (TSBVI) serves as a special public school in which students (ages 6 through 21) who are blind, deaf-blind, or visually impaired (including those with additional disabilities) are eligible for consideration for services on the TSBVI campus. It is also a statewide resource for parents of these children and the professionals who serve them, from birth through transition from school.

Texas School for the Deaf

Residential and day schools for hearing impaired children of Texas, ages 0-21 years. Provides academic and vocational programs through high school.

Texas Workforce Commission (TWC)

The Central Texas Workforce Center offers employment services that include: assistance for employers to find workers and job seekers to find jobs, access to unemployment insurance benefits, access to child care (information about child care services in the area, as well as, information and assistance for care givers on continuing education), employment training, referrals to apprenticeship programs, employment services for ex offenders, and employment and training services for veterans.

Texas Youth Hotline

Volunteer advocates are dedicated to helping you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to listen and help you consider your choices and develop a sensible solution. Find answers to these and other questions: I ran away from home. Where can I find help? I want to leave home. Can I move out without my parents' permission? What should I do if my child does not come home? My child's friend needs a place to stay. Can they stay at my house? Call or text

The Courses of Clear Creek (Golf)

Golfers can enjoy a peaceful and relaxing experience on the green with Fort Hood's premiere 27 hole championship golf course and utilize annual punch cards, passes and twilight discounts of up to 40% (during designated hours). The 4,500 square foot Clubhouse features a full snack bar that serves lunch daily from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Five Love Languages (Marriage Workshop)

A marriage workshop developed to help you and your mate identify your "Love Language" based on the book "Secrets to Love that Lasts" by Gary Chapman.

The Refuge Corporation: Homeless Shelter

Women and children homeless shelter provides emergency shelter and transitional housing to abused, battered, divorced and homeless women with children. This and That Thrift Store, in Copperas Cove is a place where items such as clothing, furniture, and appliances are donated by organizations, businesses, and individuals in the community and sold at a nominal cost. All proceeds benefit the House of Refuge Women's Shelter. Utility assistance available to eligible Families (when funds are available). Health Education Program is a comprehensive education and outreach vehicle for Coryell and surrounding counties, designed to bring awareness in all areas of health.

The Resiliency Art Room

The room offers a quiet area with all the art materials (pens, pencils, markers, paints, chalks, clays, beads, feathers, buttons, yarns, thread and all types of paper) for Soldiers to create whatever comes to mind. There will be no instructors, no set projects to make and no interference from anyone; just a quiet room to sit and relax and/or create. Soldiers may take their work with them or leave it at the center to be displayed and provide inspiration for others that use the facility.

The Sportsmen’s Center

The facility is devoted to the conservation and preservation of wildlife, their habitats and environment and promotes the sports of hunting, fishing and archery, and the recreational use of skeet and trap target shooting. The club offers a snack bar, skeet range, a playground, picnic areas and party rooms. The Pro Shop carries hunting, fishing, skeet shooting and other outdoor equipment, as well as, state hunting and fishing licenses and Fort Hood hunting and fishing permits. Hunt Control provides information on Fort Hood hunting and fishing requirements and administers gun and archery, turkey and deer hunting programs.

Thomas Moore Clinic Pharmacy

The Thomas Moore Health Clinics has a pharmacy located inside the clinic. This pharmacy provides services to patients seen in this clinics for new prescriptions only. The phone in refill system should be used for all refill requests and picked up at the Main Pharmacy at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center. Prescriptions from civilian providers must also be filled at the Main Pharmacy. Handwritten prescriptions must be filled at the PX/Rx Pharmacy at the main Post Exchange on Clear Creek Road.

Thomas Moore Health Clinic

The Patient Centered Medical Home is both revolutionary and old-fashioned. Each patient partners with a team of healthcare providers physicians, nurses, behavioral health professionals, pharmacists, and others to develop a comprehensive, personal healthcare plan. That healthcare team works with each patient over time to take care of health issues as they arise, ensure delivery of prevention screening and services, manage chronic conditions, and promote a spirit of health, wellness and trust. At its heart, the Army Patient and Soldier Centered Medical Home of TMHC is healthcare the way it should be easy to access, patient-centered, team based, and quality focused. The Thomas Moore Health Clinic is a full service facility, including pharmacy, radiology and lab. It also houses the Allergy Clinic, Department of Optometry, and the Soldier Medical Readiness Center.

Tobacco Cessation

Tobacco Cessation Program: This program starts with your decision to stop using tobacco and a call to the Wellness Center to sign up for the orientation class. Depending on your health history, you may need to obtain clearance from your primary care provider to use the cessation medications. When cleared, make your appointment to see a certified health care provider at our center for your individual assessment and plan. The follow up program takes about three months. This program is not a TRICARE benefit, thus there is no referral process for off-post visits.

Traditional Latin Mass (Old Post Chapel)

Latin Mass

Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS)

TAPS is a non-profit 501 (c)3 veterans services organization, created in 1994 to provide support to Families of anyone who has died during military service to America, regardless of branch of service. Co-located with Survivor Outreach Services.

Training - Own Your Own Business

Classroom instruction is designed to prepare the potential small business owner for the legal, financial, and administrative requirements of starting a business. Topics include: Own Your Own Business Overview, Being Your Own Boss, Business Plan Basics, Bankrolling Your Business, Franchises, Taking Your Business to the Internet, Home-Based Businesses, and more.

Transportation Section

"Super Center" for best value transportation in the United States Army, serving Soldiers and their Families. Delivering superior services to our Soldiers and their Family members through an inspired and skilled workforce that is committed to excellence, teamwork and customer service.

Trauma Survivors Support Group

Trauma survivors and their caregivers are invited to participate in the support group. For more information or to sign-up, contact CRDAMC Department of Ministry and Pastoral Care

Treatment Agreement for Polypharmacy

The provider and patient sign a treatment agreement acknowledging that both parties are aware that the treatment prescribed has placed the Soldier in a polypharmacy situation and that careful monitoring will occur. Polypharmacy is the process of gathering a complete, accurate and current list of all medications taken by a Soldier and discontinuing all inactive medications. Commanders may contact their Soldier's provider about the program.

TRICARE Online

Register online to refill prescriptions and make appointments for yourself, minor children, or other adult Family members.

Troop Medical Clinic (TMC) #12

Troop Medical Clinic 12 is the focal point of a comprehensive community health system that responds to the healthcare needs of the 1st Air Cavalry Brigade Soldiers. We provide outpatient care and community health education to our Soldiers. We continually strive to improve the quality of service to our patients and to provide the best healthcare to all.

Troop Medical Clinic (TMC) #14

This Department of Operational and Deployment Medicine (DODM) clinic serves Mobilizing and Demobilizing units at North Fort Hood. It is also utilized for medical support of Annual Training (AT) units assigned to North Fort Hood.

Understanding Insurance

Students will learn the basics of understanding insurance. The instructor will discuss the different reasons for purchasing insurance (life, auto, home, and renters).

Unit Funds Office

Unit funds must be used for the collective benefit of all unit members, for off duty recreational purposes as described in AR-215-1, par 5-13, (K). To find out who your unit funds custodian is, please call or come by our office.

United Way of the Greater Fort Hood area

Our mission is to increase the organized capacity of the community in order to address the health and human service needs in the Fort Hood area. Our purpose is to assess, on a continuing basis, the need for human service programs to serve the people living in the Fort Hood area communities. United Way supports 24 programs through our member agencies. These programs align with our four focus areas: basic needs, education, financial independence and health.

USO- Fort Hood

The United Service Organizations Inc. is a nonprofit organization that provides programs, services and live entertainment to United States troops and their Families. Since 1941, it has worked in partnership with the Department of Defense, relying heavily on private contributions and on funds, goods, and services from various corporate and individual donors. Although congressionally chartered, it is not a government agency. The USO operates a full service facility where Soldiers and their Families can enjoy multimedia entertainment, big screen televisions, refreshments, and historical displays. The newly renovated USO facilities are located directly across the street from the III Corps Headquarters building.

USO-North Fort Hood

Serving the National Guard and Reserve service members from all branches of service, USO Fort Hood's North location offers: computers, game stations, TV viewing areas, gathering tables, pool tables and snack bar.

USO-United Through Reading Program

USO Fort Hood enables service members to participate in the United Through Reading Military Program (free of charge). The DVD, a copy of the book, instructions, as well as information on the program, are mailed to the child and Family back home. All recording equipment, books, packing and shipping are supplied by the USO. The parent or caregiver is encouraged to photograph and/or videotape the child’s excitement as they watch the DVD and follow along with the book. The photograph and/or DVD is sent to the deployed Family members to encourage them to participate again.

Venable School Age Care Center

Provides childcare for before and after school. Full day programs are offered when school is not in session, but all sites are closed on federal holidays.

Veterans Readjustment Counseling Service

The Vet Center Program provides individual readjustment counseling, group meetings and counseling, military sexual trauma counseling, bereavement counseling, marital and Family counseling, employment counseling and guidance, benefits assistance and referral, substance abuse information and referral, community education and outreach, and acts as a liaison with community agencies. No information will be communicated to any person or agency without written consent (except in necessary circumstances to avert a crisis).

Veterans' Suicide Prevention Hotline

1-800-273-TALK, Veterans Press The Department of Veterans Affairs' (VA) Veterans Health Administration (VHA) has founded a national suicide prevention hotline to ensure veterans in emotional crisis have free, 24 hours a day/7 days a week access to trained counselors. To operate the Veterans Hotline, the VA partnered with the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Veterans can call the Lifeline number, 1-800-273-TALK (8255), and press "1" to be routed to the Veterans Suicide Prevention Hotline. Chat live with a counselor online at http://www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org/Veterans

Veterinary Services

The Fort Hood Veterinary Treatment Facility (VTF) provides high quality, economical, medical care to animals in order to protect public health. We also provide zoonotic disease prevention to the Fort Hood military community. Our goal is to provide expedient, friendly, and readily accessible veterinary services to authorized military beneficiaries.

Volunteer Management Information System (VMIS) Classes

Every volunteer (to include youth volunteers) on Fort Hood is required to be registered on www.myarmyonesource.com. In addition, a volunteer must also complete the DD2793 and return to the Army Volunteer Corps (AVC) Office, located in the Lane Volunteer Center. These classes offer an introduction to using the VMIS, as well as, how to search and sign up for volunteer positions, track your hours, awards, training, and more! Classes and desk side training available for organizational points of contact too!

Volunteer Management Seminars

Are you an effective volunteer manager? Would you like to learn how to better manage, recruit, sustain, and train volunteers? Then join the ACS AVC for one of these new exciting seminars and learn the tricks of the trade! Screening volunteers, maintaining the motivation of volunteers (over a long period), managing change (and dealing with resistance to it), and designing work for today’s volunteers.

Volunteer Recognition

It is important to recognize your volunteers! There are many opportunities available at Fort Hood to honor your volunteers, from Volunteer of the Month to Department of Army Level Awards. Please read the Fort Hood Regulation 672-4 for complete information on how to give back to your dedicated volunteers.

Walker School Age Care Center

Childcare for before and after school: full day programs are when school is not in session, but all sites are closed on federal holidays.

Warrior Adventure Quest (WAQ)- Battle Mind - Adventure Therapy

The Warrior Adventure Quest conducts an assortment of high adventure activities for units recently returning from deployment, getting ready to deploy, and unit cohesion/team building. Activities provided include: paintball, rock climbing, mountain biking, and kayaking/stand-up paddle boarding.

Weigh to Live (Weight Management)

Weigh to Live program: Adopt a new "Weigh to Live" with our program designed for adult Family members, retirees and active duty Soldiers. The comprehensive approach focuses on gaining knowledge and practicing a healthy lifestyle for weight management. The professional staff consisting of: a registered dietitian, clinical pharmacist, and health promotion technician are ready to guide you. Call to sign up for the orientation class. We offer a variety of nine different classes. You can choose topics in nutrition, activity, thoughts about food/eating, and medications.

Well-Beats Virtual Group Fitness Systems (Kiosks)

This system is convenient, accessible, and available to ages 6 years old and up. It is more than just classes, it’s a personalized solution for fitness programming, giving more participants access to tools that meet their needs or workout preference. The WELLBEATS Kiosk is equipped with tutorials and basic classes, format variety, multi-option instruction, workout plans and Fit Tests. The format variety classes consist of: REV (performance cycling), Fusion (Yoga and Pilates), TKO (kickbox conditioning), Stomp (all around step), Vibe (cardio and coordination), Kinetics (metabolic conditioning), Definitions (straight sculpt), Transitions (active aging 45+), Bar Strong (strength building), Kettle Power (intense strength and stamina), eXpress (fast, efficient fitness), Pregnancy Express (pre/post pregnancy), Silver and Fit (chair-based and standing exercises), MOVE ME! (Youth game-like activities) and Fit for Duty (DOD fitness training, created by the U.S. Pentagon).

West Fort Hood Chapel (Traditional Protestant Services)

Traditional Protestant Service

West Fort Hood Physical Fitness Center

If you are looking to get in shape or maintain an existing work out program, West Fort Hood Physical Fitness Center is your answer. This free facility is the host to qualified staff and exceptional, state of the art exercise and total body equipment. West Fort Hood Physical Fitness Center will not only meet, but exceed your expectations. Features include: free weights, strength training equipment, cardio machines, basketball courts, racquetball courts, rock climbing wall, locker room, and saunas.

West Fort Hood Travel Camp

The West Fort Hood Travel Camp offers a full service RV campground and vehicle storage facility. You may pull your recreational vehicle on line 24-hours a day, seven days a week, year round. Stay for up to 90-days and request an extension if you need to stay longer. Services include: •Wi-Fi available in the Customer Service Building Lounge •80 full hook-up RV sites ?16 pull-thru ?64 back-in •All sites have 24-hour hook-up capability •50-30-20 amp electricity •Water and sewer connections •Basic Cable TV •Dump station •24-hour Coin operated laundry for registered guests •24-hour showers for registered guests •Large playground •Picnic tables •295 site, fenced storage facility for RV's, boats campers and more

Women, Infants and Children (WIC) - Copperas Cove

A federally funded nutrition program for pregnant, breast feeding women, infants, and children (birth to the age of 5 years). Families must show nutritional or poor growth pattern by a hemoglobin test or plotted growth chart screening. Vouchers are given for food high in calcium, protein, iron, and vitamins. Nutrition classes are required and provided. Enroll at the office most convenient to your residence.

Women, Infants and Children (WIC) - Killeen

A federally funded nutrition program for pregnant, breast feeding women, infants, and children (birth to the age of 5 years). Families must show nutritional or poor growth pattern by a hemoglobin test or plotted growth chart screening. Vouchers are given for food high in calcium, protein, iron, and vitamins. Nutrition classes are required and provided. Enroll at the office most convenient to your residence.

Women, Infants and Children (WIC) - Temple

A federally funded nutrition program for pregnant, breast feeding women, infants, and children (birth to the age of 5 years). Families must show nutritional or poor growth pattern by a hemoglobin test or plotted growth chart screening. Vouchers are given for food high in calcium, protein, iron, and vitamins. Nutrition classes are required and provided. Enroll at the office most convenient to your residence.

Women, Infants and Children (WIC) -Fort Hood

A federally funded nutrition program for pregnant, breast feeding women, infants, and children (birth to the age of 5 years). Families must show nutritional or poor growth pattern by a hemoglobin test or plotted growth chart screening. Vouchers are given for food high in calcium, protein, iron, and vitamins. Nutrition classes are required and provided. Enroll at the office most convenient to your residence.

Women's Childbirth Classes

Classes offered include: Prepared Childbirth Class: three sessions (these classes discuss several topics including: signs of labor, stages of labor, breathing and relaxation techniques, epidurals/pain medication options, newborn care and postpartum care) *Breastfeeding Class: If you have decided to breastfeed, this group is for you! This two hour class covers how to start breastfeeding, how your body makes milk, breastfeeding positions, how to overcome latch on and other common setbacks, and an overview of breast pumps. *Sibling Class: This one hour class is held once a month. It is designed to prepare children (four years and older) for the arrival of a new baby and foster a positive adjustment mind-set. At least one parent needs to attend the class with the child/children.

Women's Health Center

Family centered care before, during and after childbirth means that you are at the heart of our mission. For our Families, this means: respect for your emotional well-being, privacy and personal preferences; empowerment through honoring your Family's personal and cultural beliefs. Choices in treatment include: pain management, medications and tests before, during and after childbirth and newborn care. We offer flexibility to welcome fathers, significant others and siblings to be part of your birth experience.

Women's Health Center: STI/STD/HIV screening

Sexually transmitted diseases remain a major public health challenge in the United States. While substantial progress has been made in preventing, diagnosing, and treating certain STDs in recent years, Center for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that 19 million new infections occur each year, almost half of them among young people ages 15 to 24.

Wounded Soldier and Family Hotline

The Wounded Soldier and Family Hotline gives wounded/injured Soldiers and their Family members a convenient way to resolve medical issues. It also provides a channel for Soldiers' medical concerns to go directly to senior Army leadership.

Wounded Warrior Ombudsman Program

The Wounded Warrior Ombudsmen serve as a local resource, facilitator, and problem solver for Service Members and their Families. Ombudsmen are located in the Medical Treatment Facility (MTF) and serve as a liaison between MEDCOM, the Soldier and Family member, the MTF commander, and the Warrior in Transition Unit (WTU) commander. The Ombudsman assists WTU and non-WTU Soldiers and their Families with medical related issues. The Wounded Soldier Family Hotline (WSFH) [(800) 984-8523] serves as a 24/7 resource to any beneficiary seeking assistance with a medical issue/concern including wounded, ill, and injured Soldiers, and military Caregivers. Whether you have questions about the Disability Evaluation System process, the VA Caregiver Program, or benefits, the WSFH and Ombudsmen are standing by to assist. If you are not in a community with an Ombudsman, please call the Wounded Soldier and Family Hotline at (800) 984-8523.

Yoga

The Applied Fitness Center offers yoga three times a week. Yoga is designed to enable you to begin from the immediate, present state of consciousness and move forward, day by day, into a state of wholeness, well being, and enlightenment.

Youth Personal Trainers, provided by SKIES Unlimited

One on one training with a certified personal trainer in a Youth Center with all the necessary equipment. Your trainer will meet with you personally to discuss your needs and to help you set up a plan to achieve your personal fitness goals. They will then set up a training session to get you on the path to health and fitness. Your trainer will call to set up training times with you whenever you are available, which may not necessarily be the time listed here. Please bring water, a towel and a yoga mat for this class.

Zumba

Ditch the workout, Join the party! A fusion of hypnotic Latin and International music - dance themes that create a dynamic, exciting, effective fitness system! The routines feature aerobic/fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. Zumba utilizes the principles of fitness interval training and resistance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning and total body toning. It is a mixture of body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps.

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