A-to-Z Index

Academics/Education - Army Community Service (ACS)

Army Community Service (ACS) has a wealth of resources for Soldiers, Families, Reservists, Retirees, and DoD Civilians. The programs offered within are designed to enhance quality of life, promote resilience and self-reliance, and provide stability during war and peace. ACS offers a place to find the type of support needed for the enhancement of both individuals and Families.

Academics/Education - Army Education Center

The Fort Drum Army Education center provides educational opportunities and counseling for Soldiers, Veterans, and their families, as well as DoD Civilians. Colleges offer traditional and non-traditional classes that are open to the military and local civilian population.

Academics/Education - Soldier and Family Assistance Center (SFAC)

The SFAC conducts referral, liaison and coordination with installation and local agencies to deliver non-medical services to Soldiers and Families assigned to the 3-85th IN Warrior Transition Battalion (WTB), Families who remain in our area while their Soldier heals elsewhere. The SFAC provides services on-site and establishes priority appointments on behalf of Warriors and their Family Members in transition for services not available on site.

Administrative Services - Casualty Assistance

We owe a large debt, our security, our prosperity, our standing among other nations to the veterans who have faithfully served our country. Our mission is to repay that debt through timely reporting and coordination for the provision of accurate, meaningful, and compassionate support to our soldiers and their families during casualty incidents and situations and rendering of Military Funeral Honors to those who have served.

Administrative Services - Fort Drum Hotline

Post delays and closure, road conditions, time / temperature.

Administrative Services - Freedom of Information Act - Privacy Act

The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is a Federal law that establishes the public’s right to request existing records from Federal Government agencies. The FOIA provides for prompt, maximum release of DOD records to the public unless such requested records are specifically exempt from mandatory public disclosure under the FOIA. Only the Secretary of the Army and the Initial Denial Authority (IDA) may deny a request for Army records.

Administrative Services - Military Personnel Division (MPD)

The Military Personnel Division's mission is to ensure the full spectrum of military human resources programs, services and systems are professionally executed to support the readiness, mission and well-being of all Organizations and Soldiers (Active, Reserve and Guard) assigned or attached to Fort Drum.

Administrative Services - Personnel Services Branch

Records: Military Personnel File custodian for all non-PSDR units. Provide update assistance for ORB's and ERB's and Casualty Documents. Promotions for all non-PSDR units. Processing the promotion packets and board results for the semi-centralized promotions to SGT and SSG. Assist Units in identifying and preparing their Soldiers and Officers for centralized promotion board consideration. Personnel Actions for all non-PSDR units. Process requests for compassionate reassignment, statement of service, applications for Green to Gold, Soldier's citizenship applications, Name Changes, Army Married Couple's Program, etc. eMILPO: Monitors and manages the Personnel Service Center (PSC) Code FS10 data base for all units and Soldiers assigned to the PSC Code FS10.

Administrative Services - Retention

The 10th Mountain Division (LI) and Fort Drum Retention Program leads a comprehensive effort to provide accurate and relevant professional and career development to all Soldiers and ensure the highest quality Soldiers are retained. Services include: Reenlistment , reclassification, extensions, MAR2, professional/career development

Administrative Services - Retirement Services

To provide quality service regarding benefits, entitlements, information and referral to Retirees, their Family as well as active duty Soldiers and their Family preparing for retirement. The Retirement Services Office also publishes the Fort Drum Retired Army Newsletter; advises and supports the Fort Drum Retiree Council, develops public support of Army programs and informs the retired community of upcoming events of interest.

Administrative Services - Soldier For Life - Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP)

Career Guidance Counseling (pre-separation Counseling), Individual Transition Plan, One-on-One Counseling, Department of Labor (DOL) Employment Workshop, VA Benefits Brief, Seminars (Resume, Interview, Education, Financial Readiness, Small Business). SFL-TAP provides transition assistance to those Service members within 18 months of their separation or within 24 months of retirement from the military, their Family members, DA Civilians, and Veterans.

Administrative Services - Transition Center

To provide the highest quality separation processing to Active Duty, Reserve and National Guard Soldiers assigned to and/or passing through the Fort Drum Community. This includes the timely and accurate preparation of DD Form 214's (Certificate of Release or Discharge from active duty) and the publishing of all separation orders.

Administrative Services Directorate of Human Resources (DHR)

Deliver state of the art military personnel and essential human resource support services to the 10th Mountain Division, Tenant Units, Families, DoD Civilians, Contractors and Retirees of the Fort Drum community. DHR Branches include: Workforce Development Division (WDD) Military Personnel Division (MPD) Army Substance Abuse Program Army Continuing Education System (ACES) Administrative Services Division (ASD)

Administrative Services -Personnel Processing Branch (PPB)

ID Cards/Deers, Retirement Services Office, Transition Center, Personnel Reassignment Section

Air Quality Index

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.

Alcohol and Drug Related Issues - Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP)

Services include; Prevention Education Program, Biochemical Drug Testing, Employee Assistance Program (EAP), Suicide Prevention Program, and the Risk Reduction Program. The ASAP Clinic offers screening, assessment and counseling for alcohol and drug related issues.

Alcohol and Drug Related Issues - Behavioral Health

The Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) is staffed by military and civilian providers who provide outpatient assessment, diagnosis and treatment for behavioral health and traumatic brain injury rehabilitation to active duty Soldiers and their Family Members.

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.

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 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.

Child Abuse, Neglect and Maltreatment - Child and Family Behavioral Health System

For Family members seeking general behavioral health care, or care related to potential domestic violence and/or child abuse.

Child Abuse, Neglect and Maltreatment - Family Advocacy Program (FAP)

Raising children and communicating with your spouse or intimate partner can be quite difficult and cause strain on the entire Family. Offering services and support to address identified stress and prevent Family violence the goal of the Family Advocacy Program (FAP). FAP offers a variety of services to strengthen military Families through education and activities that promote life skills and cultivate healthy relationships. SUB-PROGRAMS Incl: Baby Bundles, New Parent Support Program (NPSP): In-Home Support, Domestic Violence Advocacy, and Command and Troop Education for parenting, stress and anger management, child abuse prevention and domestic violence prevention.

Child Abuse, Neglect and Maltreatment - Law Enforcement

Provide a full range of quality law enforcement, force protection/anti-terrorism, fire prevention/protection, emergency dispatch and physical security operations to our soldiers and their families equitable to their quality of service and sacrifice to our nation. Our goal is to provide our community with a safe and secure place to live and work.

Child Abuse, Neglect and Maltreatment - NY State Child Abuse hotline

NY State Central Registry for reporting suspected incidents of child abuse, neglect, or maltreatment

Child and Youth Services - Child Care Parent Central Services

The Parent Central Services (PCS) office operates as a one-stop child/youth registration point for all delivery systems. Parent Central Services is your first stop for information, registration, enrollments and referrals. Registration, enrollment and program orientation are required for participation in CYS Services programs. The first step is registration which requires the patrons to provide the following: •child’s up-to-date immunization record •proof of family income (LES/pay statements for all adults in the household) •child’s health assessment/physical •2 local emergency designees and telephone numbers •Family Care Plan (applicable branch of service format) – dual or single military only Registration cannot be completed without all current, required information.

Child and Youth Services - Community Listening and Information Forum (CLIF)

Community Listening and Information Forum(CLIF) is designed to keep Soldiers, Family members and other community members informed on a variety of topics and to raise issues and concerns. Meetings take place on the 1st Wednesday of the month at The Commons. Meeting frequency may change during the summer months.

Child and Youth Services- Child, Youth and School Services (CYSS)

Child, Youth and School (CYS) Services provides programs and services for children of eligible military and civilian families. Within CYS Services you will find something to meet your children’s needs, whether it is for: Full, part-time or hourly child care Before/after school care Camps Programs for your middle school and teen youth Instructional classes Workforce preparation opportunities Sports and fitness activities

Counseling - Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP)

Substance Abuse Counseling Drug Testing Collection Point Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Prevention Risk Reduction Suicide Prevention

Counseling - Chaplains

To provide a STABLE direct and indirect religious support platform, focused on soldiers and family members, FULLY SUSTAINABLE whether the Division is in Garrison or deployed. Services include chapel worship, consolidated Catholic and Protestant religious education, counseling, family life programs and training.

Counseling - Child and Family Behavioral Health System

For Family members seeking general behavioral health care, or care related to potential domestic violence and/or child abuse.

Counseling - Family Advocacy Program (FAP)

Raising children and communicating with your spouse or intimate partner can be quite difficult and cause strain on the entire Family. Offering services and support to address identified stress and prevent Family violence is the goal of the Family Advocacy Program (FAP). FAP offers a variety of services to strengthen military Families through education and activities that promote life skills and cultivate healthy relationships. SUB-PROGRAMS Incl: Baby Bundles, New Parent Support Program (NPSP): In-Home Support, Domestic Violence Advocacy, & Command and Troop Education for parenting, stress & anger management, child abuse prevention and domestic violence prevention.

Counseling - Military Family Life Consultant (MFLC)

Provide non-medical short-term counseling services to individuals, couples, families and groups for issues including, but not limited to, Deployment Stress, Reintegration, Relocation Adjustment, Separation, Anger Management, Conflict Resolution, Parenting, Relationship and Family issues, Coping Skills and Grief/Loss. The MFLCs also offer assistance to military children in some local school districts to assist with issues such as School Adjustment, Deployment and Reunion Adjustments, and Parent/Child Communication. * Parents must give permission for children to be seen.

Counseling - Retention

The 10th Mountain Division (LI) and Fort Drum Retention Program leads a comprehensive effort to provide accurate and relevant professional and career development to all Soldiers and ensure the highest quality Soldiers are retained. Services include: Reenlistment , reclassification, extensions, MAR2, professional/career development

Counseling - Sexual Harassment and Assault Response and Prevention Program (SHARP)

Staff provides victim advocacy for survivors of sexual assault and sexual harassment, as well as accompaniments for investigation endeavors by law enforcement, SJA, and any needed medical treatment if requested. The resource center will also assist with linking survivors to other needed resources such as counseling, and other services needed both on and off post.

Counseling - Soldier and Family Assistance Center (SFAC)

The SFAC conducts referral, liaison and coordination with installation and local agencies to deliver non-medical services to Soldiers and Families assigned to the 3-85th IN Warrior Transition Battalion (WTB), Families who remain in our area while their Soldier heals elsewhere. The SFAC provides services on-site and establishes priority appointments on behalf of Warriors and their Family Members in transition for services not available on site.

Counseling - Watertown Veterans Center

Vet Centers serve Veterans and their families by providing a continuum of quality care that adds value for Veterans, families, and communities. Care includes professional readjustment counseling, community education, outreach to special populations, the brokering of services with community agencies, and provides a key access link between the Veteran and other services in the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. Services Include: Individual Counseling Group Counseling Marriage and Family Counseling Couples and Relationship Counseling Bereavement Counseling Military Sexual Trauma Counseling and Referral Outreach and Education Substance Abuse Assessment and Referral Employment Assessment and Referral Homeless Prevention Liaison VA Benefits Explanation and Referral Screening and Referral for Medical Issues Liaison with VA Facilities

Deployment Readiness - Chaplains

To provide a STABLE direct and indirect religious support platform, focused on soldiers and family members, FULLY SUSTAINABLE whether the Division is in Garrison or deployed. Services include chapel worship, consolidated Catholic and Protestant religious education, counseling, family life programs and training.

Deployment Readiness - Community Listening and Information Forum (CLIF)

Community Listening and Information Forum(CLIF) is designed to keep Soldiers, Family members and other community members informed on a variety of topics and to raise issues and concerns. Meetings take place on the 1st Wednesday of the month at The Commons. Meeting frequency may change during the summer months.

Deployment Readiness - Family Readiness Support Assistant Program (FRSA)/Family Readiness Liaisons (FRL) and Family Readiness Groups (FRGs)

The Family Readiness Support Assistants are here to assist the FRG Leaders in supporting their FRG Program. he FRG gives a sense of belonging to the unit and the Army community—the Army Family. It provides a way to develop friendships, share important information, obtain referrals to needed Army resources, and share moral support during unit deployments. For the long-term, involvement in FRG activities can foster more positive attitudes among Army families and provide a better understanding of military life, the unit, and its mission.

Deployment Readiness - Military Family Life Consultant (MFLC)

Provide non-medical short-term counseling services to individuals, couples, families and groups for issues including, but not limited to, Deployment Stress, Reintegration, Relocation Adjustment, Separation, Anger Management, Conflict Resolution, Parenting, Relationship and Family issues, Coping Skills and Grief/Loss. The MFLCs also offer assistance to military children in some local school districts to assist with issues such as School Adjustment, Deployment and Reunion Adjustments, and Parent/Child Communication. * Parents must give permission for children to be seen.

Deployment Readiness - Mobilization and Deployment (MOBDEP)

Provides professional and timely support to active duty, Reserve and Guard Soldiers and their Family members through workshops, breifings and services developed to enhance mission preparedness and self-reliance throughout the deployment cycle. MOBDEP offers FGR Leader, Key Caller and FRG Informal Funds trainings, CARFE Team training, Security Awareness trianing for Families, Family Readiness Liaison training as well as Resilience Training.

Domestic Violence - Child and Family Behavioral Health System

For Family members seeking general behavioral health care, or care related to potential domestic violence and/or child abuse.

Domestic Violence - Family Advocacy Program (FAP)

Raising children and communicating with your spouse or intimate partner can be quite difficult and cause strain on the entire Family. Offering services and support to address identified stress and prevent Family violence is the goal of the Family Advocacy Program (FAP). FAP offers a variety of services to strengthen military Families through education and activities that promote life skills and cultivate healthy relationships. SUB-PROGRAMS Incl: Baby Bundles, New Parent Support Program (NPSP): In-Home Support, Domestic Violence Advocacy, & Command and Troop Education for parenting, stress & anger management, child abuse prevention and domestic violence prevention.

Domestic Violence - Law Enforcement

Provide a full range of quality law enforcement, force protection/anti-terrorism, fire prevention/protection, emergency dispatch and physical security operations to our soldiers and their families equitable to their quality of service and sacrifice to our nation. Our goal is to provide our community with a safe and secure place to live and work.

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.

Employment Services - Employment Readiness Program (ERP)

The Employment Readiness Program (ERP) provides career assistance and job lead referrals to soldiers, spouses, and military family members as they transition in and out of Fort Drum. The program offers a series of career development workshops to enhance the job searching experience. Employment Readiness educators can also hold one on one appointments to assist with job searching, resumes, interviews, and career development

Employment Services - Fort Drum Soldier and Family Assistance Center (SFAC)

The SFAC conducts referral, liaison and coordination with installation and local agencies to deliver non-medical services to Soldiers and Families assigned to the 3-85th IN Warrior Transition Battalion (WTB), Families who remain in our area while their Soldier heals elsewhere. The SFAC provides services on-site and establishes priority appointments on behalf of Warriors and their Family Members in transition for services not available on site.

Employment Services - Retention

The 10th Mountain Division (LI) and Fort Drum Retention Program leads a comprehensive effort to provide accurate and relevant professional and career development to all Soldiers and ensure the highest quality Soldiers are retained. Services include: Reenlistment , reclassification, extensions, MAR2, professional/career development

Employment Services - Retention

The 10th Mountain Division (LI) and Fort Drum Retention Program leads a comprehensive effort to provide accurate and relevant professional and career development to all Soldiers and ensure the highest quality Soldiers are retained. Services include: Reenlistment , reclassification, extensions, MAR2, professional/career development

Employment Services - Soldier For Life/Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP)

SFL-TAP provides transition assistance to those Service members within 18 months of their separation or within 24 months of retirement from the military, their Family members, DA Civilians, and Veterans. Career Guidance Counseling (pre-separation Counseling), Individual Transition Plan, One-on-One Counseling, Department of Labor (DOL) Employment Workshop, VA Benefits Brief, Seminars (Resume, Interview, Education, Financial Readiness, Small Business). SFL-TAP is closed on Tuesday afternoons from 12:00 to 3:00 PM for Staff Training.

Employment Services - United Service Organization (USO)

USO is a private, non-profit organization that provides morale and recreational services to members of the U.S. Military. Recreation and entertainment/internet and video games. Ping pong, pool, conferences, TV, and a movie theater.

Employment Services - Watertown Veterans Center

Vet Centers serve Veterans and their families by providing a continuum of quality care that adds value for Veterans, families, and communities. Care includes professional readjustment counseling, community education, outreach to special populations, the brokering of services with community agencies, and provides a key access link between the Veteran and other services in the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. Services Include: Individual Counseling Group Counseling Marriage and Family Counseling Couples and Relationship Counseling Bereavement Counseling Military Sexual Trauma Counseling and Referral Outreach and Education Substance Abuse Assessment and Referral Employment Assessment and Referral Homeless Prevention Liaison VA Benefits Explanation and Referral Screening and Referral for Medical Issues Liaison with VA Facilities

Family Resiliency - American Red Cross

The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.

Family Resiliency - Army Family Action Plan (AFAP)

AFAP is most often recognized for the local level conferences held each year to seek input on critical issues that affect the well-being of the individuals on a specific installation. The AFAP tries to resolve issues at a local level; however, if a resolution is unattainable at the local level and the issue has merit, it is forwarded on to the Forces Command level. If the issue is not resolved at that level, it is then forwarded onto the Headquarters, Department of the Army AFAP. The AFAP process is made up of delegates from all over the installation, including but not limited to, Active Duty Military, Reservists, DA Civilians, Family Members, and Retirees. All of their input and experience goes into working the issues and finding resolutions. If you would like to become a part of this important process as a delegate, recorder or facilitator or you would just like to submit an issue or concern contact by calling, emailing or visiting AFAP in the ACS Building.

Family Resiliency - Army Family Team Building (AFTB)

Fort Drum AFTB is a volunteer based program. Volunteer instructors teach other Family members about the military lifestyle and resources providing the tools and skills needed to become vital members of their community. As well as instructing, we offer a variety of volunteer opportunities. AFTB Instructors are available upon request to conduct classes or separate modules for individual units, organizations, and family readiness groups on a contract style basis. Please call or email for more information on this opportunity.

Family Resiliency - Army Volunteer Corps (AVC)

The Fort Drum Army Volunteer Corp seeks innovative ideas and processes to improve the quality of life at Fort Drum through the use of volunteer agencies. We offer quality volunteer work experiences in environments where volunteers are appreciated and valued. Administrative, medical, mentoring, teaching and coaching are a few of the opportunities that are available. Many agencies have flexible schedules and some even reimburse you for childcare. You can volunteer for a day, an evening, for a one-time event or for ongoing activities for as long as you desire.

Family Resiliency - Commanding General's (CGs) Hotline

The CG's Hotline is for Soldiers, Family members or Civilians who feel that they have exhausted their chain-of-command options and resources to solve problems and issues. How it works: Callers using the hotline will speak with the garrison command group representative. The caller will be interviewed to determine what has been done, what the desired end state is, etc. This summary is then sent on the command group who will review and determine the appropriate course of action. Upon submitting the issue to the agency directly involved in the concern, the agency then has 72 hours to investigate and provide a response back to the representative, who will, in turn, share with the command group and discuss with the caller.

Family Resiliency - Community Information Services (Information & Referral - I&R)

I&R serves as the central distribution point for ACS information, flyers, brochures and upcoming events and activities. Individual and Family assessments are conducted to ensure appropriate assistance or referrals are provided. In addition, we maintain an extensive resource file of local public, private and voluntary agencies and organizations to assist individuals and Families with getting the support they need. The ACS kitchen and Family lounge provide a place for you to rest and prepare a meal when in transition No matter the need, we are here to support you.

Family Resiliency - Employment Readiness Program (ERP)

The Employment Readiness Program (ERP) provides career assistance and job lead referrals to soldiers, spouses, and military family members as they transition in and out of Fort Drum. The program offers a series of career development workshops to enhance the job searching experience. Employment Readiness educators can also hold one on one appointments to assist with job searching, resumes, interviews, and career development

Family Resiliency - Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP)

EFMP helps provide support and the required care for Family members with disabilities and special needs, to better support the Soldiers and Family members stationed at Fort Drum. An Exceptional Family Member is a dependent Family member (child or adult) of an active duty Soldier, with any physical, emotional, developmental, behavioral, mental, or intellectual disorder that requires special treatment, therapy, education, training, or counseling on an on-going basis.

Family Resiliency - Family Advocacy Program (FAP)

Raising children and communicating with your spouse or intimate partner can be quite difficult and cause strain on the entire Family. Offering services and support to address identified stress and prevent Family violence is the goal of the Family Advocacy Program (FAP). FAP offers a variety of services to strengthen military Families through education and activities that promote life skills and cultivate healthy relationships. SUB-PROGRAMS Incl: Baby Bundles, New Parent Support Program (NPSP): In-Home Support, Domestic Violence Advocacy, & Command and Troop Education for parenting, stress & anger management, child abuse prevention and domestic violence prevention.

Family Resiliency - Family Readiness Support Assistant Program (FRSA)/Family Readiness Liaison (FRL) and Family Readiness Groups (FRG)

The Family Readiness Support Assistants are here to assist the FRG Leaders in supporting their FRG Program. he FRG gives a sense of belonging to the unit and the Army community—the Army Family. It provides a way to develop friendships, share important information, obtain referrals to needed Army resources, and share moral support during unit deployments. For the long-term, involvement in FRG activities can foster more positive attitudes among Army families and provide a better understanding of military life, the unit, and its mission.

Family Resiliency - Financial Readiness Program (FRP)

Personal financial and consumer affiars services are offered to clients develop and maintain a realistic spending plan, reduce debts, understand and improve their credit, plan for the future through saving and investing, understand the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP), plan for retiement, learn how to buy a home and car, manage student loans, and resolve consumer complaints. FRP offers classes and individual counseling to those requiring or wishing to receive personal assistance. Family Subsistance Supplemental Allowance (FSSA) screening is also available.

Family Resiliency - Military Family Life Consultant (MFLCs)

Provide non-medical short-term counseling services to individuals, couples, families and groups for issues including, but not limited to, Deployment Stress, Reintegration, Relocation Adjustment, Separation, Anger Management, Conflict Resolution, Parenting, Relationship and Family issues, Coping Skills and Grief/Loss. The MFLCs also offer assistance to military children in some local school districts to assist with issues such as School Adjustment, Deployment and Reunion Adjustments, and Parent/Child Communication. * Parents must give permission for children to be seen.

Family Resiliency - Mobilization and Deployment (MOBDEP)

Provides professional and timely support to active duty, Reserve and Guard Soldiers and their Family members through workshops, breifings and services developed to enhance mission preparedness and self-reliance throughout the deployment cycle. MOBDEP offers FGR Leader, Key Caller and FRG Informal Funds trainings, CARFE Team training, Security Awareness trianing for Families, Family Readiness Liaison training as well as Resilience Training.

Family Resiliency - North Country Spouses Club

The North Country Spouses' Club is made up of military spouses dedicated to the tradition of the Army while moving towards its vision of tomorrow. Our members have proven to be modern day heroes because of the countless hours of dedicated service and devotion to the military families and community. Their legacy continues to live on in the spirit they foster.

Family Resiliency - Relocation Readiness Program (Relo)

The Relocation Readiness Program is a comprehensive program designed to help Families in the relocation process. Available seminars and briefings cover a wide range of topics. Join us for a welcome tour and newcomer's orientation, cultural activities, and more. Relocation Readiness' goal is to help you make a smooth transition. For Families who are in transition, there is a well-stocked Lending Closet. Borrow basic household items, such as pots, pans, dishes, silverware, sleeping mats, folding table and chairs, playpens, highchairs and car seats for up to a 30-day lending period. Infant/toddler seats are mandatory for vehicles in New York State; the Lending Closet has an ample supply.

Family Resiliency - Sexual Harassment and Assault Response and Prevention Program (SHARP)

Staff provides victim advocacy for survivors of sexual assault and sexual harassment, as well as accompaniments for investigation endeavors by law enforcement, SJA, and any needed medical treatment if requested. The resource center will also assist with linking survivors to other needed resources such as counseling, and other services needed both on and off post.

Family Resiliency - Soldier and Family Assistance Center (SFAC)

The SFAC conducts referral, liaison and coordination with installation and local agencies to deliver non-medical services to Soldiers and Families assigned to the 3-85th IN Warrior Transition Battalion (WTB), Families who remain in our area while their Soldier heals elsewhere. The SFAC provides services on-site and establishes priority appointments on behalf of Warriors and their Family Members in transition for services not available on site.

Family Resiliency - Survivor Outreach Services (SOS)

We honor Soldiers who have made the ultimate sacrifice by supporting and caring for their survivors. The Army is committed to providing sustained support to surviving Family Members to ease the pain of their loss and help them through this very difficult time. Services include: Support Groups, personal contact with Survivor Families, financial counseling, care for Survivor Families beyond what Casualty Officers and Unit Care Teams offer, liaison between the Survivor Family and their Soldier’s unit, partner with military and other organizations to provide resources and programs, and special events for Surviving Families.

Family Resiliency- Casualty Assistance

We owe a large debt, our security, our prosperity, our standing among other nations to the veterans who have faithfully served our country. Our mission is to repay that debt through timely reporting and coordination for the provision of accurate, meaningful, and compassionate support to our soldiers and their families during casualty incidents and situations and rendering of Military Funeral Honors to those who have served.

Family Resiliency- Chaplains

To provide a STABLE direct and indirect religious support platform, focused on soldiers and family members, FULLY SUSTAINABLE whether the Division is in Garrison or deployed. Services include chapel worship, consolidated Catholic and Protestant religious education, counseling, family life programs and training.

Family Resiliency- Child and Family Behavioral Health System (CAFBHS)

For Family members seeking general behavioral health care, or care related to potential domestic violence and/or child abuse.

Family Resiliency- Community Information Services

This office serves as the central distribution point for ACS information, flyers, brochures and upcoming events and activities. Individual and Family assessments are conducted to ensure appropriate assistance or referrals are provided. In addition, we maintain an extensive resource file of local public, private and voluntary agencies and organizations to assist individuals and Families with getting the support they need. The ACS kitchen and Family lounge provide a place for you to rest and prepare a meal when in transition. Our coupon program helps individuals and Families save money on their groceries. No matter the need, we are here to support you.

Financial Services - Army Emergency Relief (AER)

Army Emergency Relief (AER) is a private, non-profit organization established to assist Soldiers and their Family members in emergency financial situations due to no fault of their own. Financial assistance is given in the form of an interest-free loan, grant, or combination of the two. Loans are repaid by an allotment. To apply for AER assistance, the Soldier should be seen by the Unit Commander/1SG for interview/counseling to determine if the situation can be resolved through the chain-of-command or some other source. After determining that the Soldier has a valid emergency, the unit commander would then authorize the individual to seek AER assistance.

Financial Services - Chaplains

To provide a stable, direct, and indirect religious support platform, focused on soldiers and family members, FULLY SUSTAINABLE whether the Division is in Garrison or deployed. Services include chapel worship, consolidated Catholic and Protestant religious education, counseling, family life programs and training.

Financial Services - Community Listening and Information Forum (CLIF)

Community Listening and Information Forum(CLIF) is designed to keep Soldiers, Family members and other community members informed on a variety of topics and to raise issues and concerns. Meetings take place on the 1st Wednesday of the month at The Commons. Meeting frequency may change during the summer months.

Financial Services - Financial Readiness Program (FRP)

Personal financial and consumer affiars services are offered to clients develop and maintain a realistic spending plan, reduce debts, understand and improve their credit, plan for the future through saving and investing, understand the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP), plan for retiement, learn how to buy a home and car, manage student loans, and resolve consumer complaints. FRP offers classes and individual counseling to those requiring or wishing to receive personal assistance. Family Subsistance Supplemental Allowance (FSSA) screening is also available.

Financial Services - Office of the Staff Judge Advocate (SJA) - Tax Center

The TAC provides no-cost income tax preparation services to all eligible clients in the Fort Drum Community. Our tax preparers are Volunteer Income Tax Assistance sponsored and certified by the Internal Revenue service to prepare most types of tax returns.

Financial Services- Soldier and Family Assistance Center (SFAC)

The SFAC conducts referral, liaison and coordination with installation and local agencies to deliver non-medical services to Soldiers and Families assigned to the 3-85th IN Warrior Transition Battalion (WTB), Families who remain in our area while their Soldier heals elsewhere. The SFAC provides services on-site and establishes priority appointments on behalf of Warriors and their Family Members in transition for services not available on site.

Fitness - Army Wellness Center (AWC)

The Army Wellness Center offers preventive services to help soldiers, dependents, retirees, and DA civilians reach their health and wellness goals. Services offered include body composition, metabolic, and fitness assessments, as well as classes discussing general nutrition, stress management, and healthy sleeping habits. Briefs as well as classes taught to units/companies, FRGs and the civilian work force can be performed as requested.

Fitness - Atkins Functional Fitness Facility

This newly renovated, state of the art cross-training facility focuses on training Soldiers for combat. The Combative room is completely matted and features a 18' boxing ring, heavy bag, and speed bag area. The Combative room can be used for all levels of combative training for certification. The Strength Training Room offers half racks with weights and bars, 5-125 lb. dumbbells, kettle bells, weight benches, slammer balls, core balls, ab machines, glute/ham machines, climbing ropes, pegboards, and cargo climbing net. An indoor astro-turf area with 5-25 meter sprint lanes, pull and push sleds for strength and speed, cardio machines: Woowway FORCE treadmills, Jacob's ladders, concept rowers, ski machines and endless rope machines.

Fitness - Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS)

program for single Soldiers. This program is a Soldier-driven organization with a foundation based on the entitlement of single service members to surface issues and recommend policy changes that will enhance the overall quality of life, to participate in recreation and leisure activities of their choice, and to contribute to and participate in their local communities. This program provides an opportunity to assist in the development of single Soldiers and leaders. The BOSS Council organizes and conducts activities for single Soldiers. These activities include trips to the beach, 5K runs, gaming tournaments, car shows, white water rafting, off-post entertainment venues, and activities/parties in the BOSS Centers, which boasts big screen televisions, gaming systems, free Wi-Fi, and areas for table games.

Fitness - Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness Program (CSF2)

A U.S. Army program to provide all Army community members with the Psychological resources and skills to cope with adversity and thrive in their lives. The Program is based on over 30 years of scientific evidence. It trains specific skills in five Dimensions of strength (social, emotional, family, spiritual, and physical. The result Is greater resilience-one’s ability to return to a normal state of functioning following Stress or tragedy and to apply the skills learned in everyday life, including on the job And with friends and family.

Fitness - Intramural Sports Programs

Fort Drum's Family and MWR Fitness Centers and Intramural Sports Programs offer state-of-the-art facilities and programs in support of mission readiness, preparing and keeping our community healthy in both mind and body. Sign up for sporting events through Fort Drum Fitness, Athletics, and Aquatics Sports Office in the Magrath Sports Complex. Rosters are due in advance in order to participate. Sign-up and present team rosters at the Intramural Sports Office.

Fitness - Magrath Sports Complex and Pool

The building houses three basketball/volleyball courts, a 25-meter indoor pool, two saunas, an indoor running track, an exercise room equipped with the latest in Nautilus, Life Fitness, Hammer and weightlifting equipment, cardiovascular machines, and two racquetball courts. Outside, there is a football/soccer field, four lighted softball fields, four lighted tennis courts, and a 400-meter running track with a polyurethane running surface. Magrath Sport Complex is also home to the Urban Obstacle Course, which was designed using lessons learned from Afghanistan and Iraq. Personalized physical fitness instruction and health management is offered to help meet lifestyle goals.

Fitness - Monti Physical Fitness Center and Pool

This facility is a state-of-the-art fitness center with cardio and weight rooms outfitted with the latest equipment on the market. equipment. There are two classrooms which house aerobic, special events and group physical training. Classes may include: Yoga, Zumba, Cardio Fit, Cardio Pump, Zumba Toning, Spin Bike class with other classes introduced when instructors become available. An indoor pool with a slide and a small toddler pool are situated next to a fenced-in outdoor deck with picnic tables. There are also two basketball/volleyball courts, ample locker rooms and showers complete with saunas. NCCA-Accredited and certified Personal Trainers are available upon request.

Fitness - Outdoor Recreation

The Fort Drum Outdoor Recreation facility offers a number of recreational opportunities for Soldiers and Family members in the Fort Drum community. Outdoor Recreation is home to Remington Park, Fort Drum's premier recreational destination. Remington Park Cabins and RV Park and Camping reservations may be made through Outdoor Recreation. Within the Outdoor Recreation facility, you will also find Leisure Travel Services and Warrior Adventure Quest. The Fort Drum Hiking Club offers regional day hikes for all ages and abilities throughout the spring, summer, and fall. The Recreational Shooting Complex is located off of Pannels Road between Outdoor Recreation and the Warriors Transition Unit. This complex consists of a Rifle and Pistol Range, an Archery Range and a Skeet Trap Range. The Gear to Go counter is located in the Outdoor Recreation Office, offering a wide variety of recreational and event equipment. Summer items include canoes, tents, bicycles, campers, sleeping bags and mor

Fitness - Pines Planes Bowling Center

Fort Drum’s 24-lane bowling center features automated, computerized score keeping consoles and overhead scoring monitors. The center features a snack bar, and more.

Fitness - Youth Sports and Fitness Program

The Fort Drum Child, Youth and School Services Sports and Fitness Program emphasizes safety, participation, fun and good sportsmanship. All registered participants are evaluated, assigned to a team, issued a basic uniform and guaranteed a specific amount of playing time. The program is designed to provide all youth the opportunity to participate, develop fundamental skills and grow in an atmosphere of sportsmanship, citizenship and teamwork.

Housing - Army Community Housing

Provide well maintained, safe, clean, healthy off-post rental properties, assist with landlord disputes and permissive TDY. Installation Website: https://home.army.mil/drum Housing Online User Services: https://www.housing.army.mil

Housing - Community Listening and Information Forum (CLIF)

Community Listening and Information Forum(CLIF) is designed to keep Soldiers, Family members and other community members informed on a variety of topics and to raise issues and concerns. Meetings take place on the 1st Wednesday of the month at The Commons. Meeting frequency may change during the summer months.

Housing - Fort Drum Mountain Community Homes

Situated between Northern New York’s picturesque 1000 Islands and Adirondack Mountains, Fort Drum Mountain Community Homes offers warm and welcoming homes for any size, positioned among well-established neighborhoods all conveniently located on Fort Drum. Homes rates include utilities, ample storage, a private outdoor area (yard/balcony), garage with automatic opener and access to all amenities exclusive to Mountain Community Homes Residents, including community centers with fitness centers and indoor playgrounds, WiFi, free party/meeting space, Splash Parks, Bark Parks, playgrounds and miles of walking trails. All homes are conveniently located on post, close to the PX, Commissary and childcare centers.

Housing - Single Soldier Housing Office

Provide well maintained, safe, clean, healthy housing and quality service for single Soldiers. Manage and operate barracks to assist unit commanders by providing well maintained quality housing for single Soldiers.

Housing - The Timbers

The Timbers offers warm and welcoming apartments for single or unaccompanied Soldiers. Conveniently located on Fort Drum, our community’s modern amenities and spacious, inviting apartments offer everything you need for your next home.

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.

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.

Jefferson County Health Department

Legal Services - Casualty Assistance

We owe a large debt, our security, our prosperity, our standing among other nations to the veterans who have faithfully served our country. Our mission is to repay that debt through timely reporting and coordination for the provision of accurate, meaningful, and compassionate support to our soldiers and their families during casualty incidents and situations and rendering of Military Funeral Honors to those who have served.

Legal Services - Office of the Staff Judge Advocate (SJA) - Administrative Law

The Administrative Law Division provides legal advice and support to commanders and staff in a variety of areas. These include civilian personnel and labor law, contract and fiscal law, environmental law, federal litigation, the Freedom of Information and Privacy Acts, the Joint Ethics Regulation and Federal ethics laws, military administrative law (e.g., 15-6 investigations, line of duty investigations, and Financial Liability Investigation), and military personnel law.

Legal Services - Office of the Staff Judge Advocate (SJA) - Claims

Expeditiously and professionally resolve claims filed against the Army in a manner that is fair to the claimant and in compliance with applicable law and regulations. Assist Soldiers filing claims against Transportation Service Providers (TSPs) for damage to household goods shipped at government expense and mediating with the TSP when appropriate. Provide high-quality and proactive claims training, advice, and support to units assigned to Fort Drum.

Legal Services - Office of the Staff Judge Advocate (SJA) - Legal Assistance

The mission of the legal assistance program is to assist those eligible for legal assistance by meeting their needs for information on personal legal matters, and resolving their personal legal problems whenever possible. Types of cases we can assist with include: •Family Law (marriage, annulment, separation, divorce, support, custody, visitation, adoption) •Estates (wills, testamentary trusts for benefit of minors, health care proxies) •Real Property (to tenants on rental matters, termination of leases under SCRA, purchase, sale) •Personal Property (contracts, warranties, consumer affairs matters) •Economic (loan disputes, debt, garnishments, credit cards, pre-service debt under SCRA) •Civilian Administrative (notarizations, name change) •Military Administrative (financial liability investigations, reprimands, evaluati

Legal Services - Office of the Staff Judge Advocate (SJA) - Military Justice

The Military Justice Division provides legal advice and regulatory guidance to commanders and their staff elements regarding adverse administrative actions, nonjudicial punishment actions, Courts-Martial, and other military disciplinary issues.

Legal Services - Office of the Staff Judge Advocate (SJA) - Operational Law

The Operational Law Division provides legal advice to the command on all international law issues; legal issues affecting military operations; the law of war; intelligence activities and information operations; and stability operations and rule of law.

Legal Services - Office of the Staff Judge Advocate (SJA) - Tax Center

The TAC provides no-cost income tax preparation services to all eligible clients in the Fort Drum Community. Our tax preparers are Volunteer Income Tax Assistance sponsored and certified by the Internal Revenue service to prepare most types of tax returns.

Legal Services - Office of the Staff Judge Advocate (SJA) - Trial Defense Service

The U.S. Army Trial Defense Service (USATDS) is set up to provide free legal advice to Soldiers facing courts-martial, nonjudicial punishment (aka Article 15), administrative separation, and other adverse actions.

Legal Services - Sexual Harassment and Assault Response and Prevention Program (SHARP)

Staff provides victim advocacy for survivors of sexual assault and sexual harassment, as well as accompaniments for investigation endeavors by law enforcement, SJA, and any needed medical treatment if requested. The resource center will also assist with linking survivors to other needed resources such as counseling, and other services needed both on and off post.

Medical Services - Behavioral Health

The Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) is staffed by military and civilian providers who provide outpatient assessment, diagnosis and treatment for behavioral health and traumatic brain injury rehabilitation to active duty Soldiers and their Family Members. Specific programs include: Screening for TBI, Depression, PTSD, Anxiety, ADHD and other behavioral health conditions; Individual and Group Counseling; Medication Management; and evaluation and treatment for partner relational problems and domestic violence. A Behavioral Health Triage Clinic is available during regular duty hours for Soldiers with urgent behavioral health issues in Building P36. Referrals to inpatient care at other facilities are available as determined by the treatment team. Consultation and training is available for command teams and units to address organizational challenges, resilience, and behavioral health promotion. Appointments are available for Soldiers needing evaluation for administrative separation, s

Medical Services - Clark Hall Dental Clinic

Provide responsive and reliable oral health services and influence health to improve readiness and advance wellness in support of the Force, Military Families, and all those entrusted to our care. Services offered to our Military Community include; but are not limited to: •Patient Education •Cleanings •Fillings •Crowns •Bridges •Partials and Dentures •Oral Surgery •Gum Surgery •Root Canals

Medical Services - Community Listening and Information Forum (CLIF)

Community Listening and Information Forum(CLIF) is designed to keep Soldiers, Family members and other community members informed on a variety of topics and to raise issues and concerns. Meetings take place on the 1st Wednesday of the month at The Commons. Meeting frequency may change during the summer months.

Medical Services - Connor Troop Medical Clinic

The Conner Troop Medical Clinic (CTMC) is staffed by both military and civilian medical professionals providing primary care and ambulatory medical services for the 10th Mountain Division (LI), Fort Drum active duty population, as well as Army Reserve/National Guard service members attending annual training on the installation.

Medical Services - CPT John Sayre MarshallDental Clinic

Provide responsive and reliable oral health services and influence health to improve readiness and advance wellness in support of the Force, Military Families, and all those entrusted to our care. Services offered to our Military Community include; but are not limited to: •Patient Education •Cleanings •Fillings •Crowns •Bridges •Partials and Dentures •Oral Surgery •Gum Surgery •Root Canals

Medical Services - Guthrie Ambulatory Health Care Clinic (GAHC)

The facility provides modern, state-of-the-art medical treatment for Soldiers and their Families. Services include: Army Hearing Program, Army Public Health Nursing, Behavioral Health, Chiropractic's, Dermatology, Exceptional Family Member Program (medical), Immunizations, Industrial Hygiene, Laboratory, Nutrition Clinic, OB/GYN, Occupational Health, Occupational Therapy, Optometry, Orthopedics, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Podiatry, Preventive Medicine, Primary Care Clinic, Radiology, Solder Readiness Clinic (SRC), Traumatic Brain Injury Clinic, and Warfighter Refractive Eye Surgery.

Medical Services - Stone Dental Clinic

Provide responsive and reliable oral health services and influence health to improve readiness and advance wellness in support of the Force, Military Families, and all those entrusted to our care. Services offered to our Military Community include; but are not limited to: •Patient Education •Cleanings •Fillings •Crowns •Bridges •Partials and Dentures •Oral Surgery •Gum Surgery •Root Canals

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 Caregivers

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 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.

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.

Ready and Resilient (R2) Training Center - Formerly Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness Training Center

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.

Ready and Resilient (R2) Training Center - Formerly Comprehensive Soldier 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.

Ready and Resilient (R2) Training Center - Formerly Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness Training Center

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.

Sexual Assault and Harassment - Behavioral Health

The Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) is staffed by military and civilian providers who provide outpatient assessment, diagnosis and treatment for behavioral health and traumatic brain injury rehabilitation to active duty Soldiers and their Family Members. Specific programs include: Screening for TBI, Depression, PTSD, Anxiety, ADHD and other behavioral health conditions; Individual and Group Counseling; Medication Management; and evaluation and treatment for partner relational problems and domestic violence. A Behavioral Health Triage Clinic is available during regular duty hours for Soldiers with urgent behavioral health issues in Building P36. Referrals to inpatient care at other facilities are available as determined by the treatment team. Consultation and training is available for command teams and units to address organizational challenges, resilience, and behavioral health promotion. Appointments are available for Soldiers needing evaluation for administrative separation, s

Sexual Assault and Harassment - Chaplains

To provide a stable, direct, and indirect religious support platform, focused on soldiers and family members, FULLY SUSTAINABLE whether the Division is in Garrison or deployed. Services include chapel worship, consolidated Catholic and Protestant religious education, counseling, family life programs and training.

Sexual Assault and Harassment - Guthrie Ambulatory Health Care Clinic (GAHC)

The facility provides modern, state-of-the-art medical treatment for Soldiers and their Families. Services include: Army Hearing Program, Army Public Health Nursing, Behavioral Health, Chiropractic's, Dermatology, Exceptional Family Member Program (medical), Immunizations, Industrial Hygiene, Laboratory, Nutrition Clinic, OB/GYN, Occupational Health, Occupational Therapy, Optometry, Orthopedics, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Podiatry, Preventive Medicine, Primary Care Clinic, Radiology, Solder Readiness Clinic (SRC), Traumatic Brain Injury Clinic, and Warfighter Refractive Eye Surgery.

Sexual Assault and Harassment - Law Enforcement

Provide a full range of quality law enforcement, force protection/anti-terrorism, fire prevention/protection, emergency dispatch and physical security operations to our soldiers and their families equitable to their quality of service and sacrifice to our nation. Our goal is to provide our community with a safe and secure place to live and work.

Sexual Assault and Harassment - Sexual Harassment and Assault Response and Prevention Program (SHARP)

Staff provides victim advocacy for survivors of sexual assault and sexual harassment, as well as accompaniments for investigation endeavors by law enforcement, SJA, and any needed medical treatment if requested. The resource center will also assist with linking survivors to other needed resources such as counseling, and other services needed both on and off post.

Social & Recreational Services - Army Community Services

Army Community Service (ACS) has a wealth of resources for Soldiers, Families, Reservists, Retirees, and DoD Civilians. The programs offered within are designed to enhance quality of life, promote resilience and self-reliance, and provide stability during war and peace. ACS offers a place to find the type of support needed for the enhancement of both individuals and Families.

Social and Recreational Services - Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS)

program for single Soldiers. This program is a Soldier-driven organization with a foundation based on the entitlement of single service members to surface issues and recommend policy changes that will enhance the overall quality of life, to participate in recreation and leisure activities of their choice, and to contribute to and participate in their local communities. This program provides an opportunity to assist in the development of single Soldiers and leaders. The BOSS Council organizes and conducts activities for single Soldiers. These activities include trips to the beach, 5K runs, gaming tournaments, car shows, white water rafting, off-post entertainment venues, and activities/parties in the BOSS Centers, which boasts big screen televisions, gaming systems, free Wi-Fi, and areas for table games.

Social and Recreational Services - Chaplains

To provide a stable, direct, and indirect religious support platform, focused on soldiers and family members, FULLY SUSTAINABLE whether the Division is in Garrison or deployed. Services include chapel worship, consolidated Catholic and Protestant religious education, counseling, family life programs and training.

Social and Recreational Services - Community Listening and Information Forum (CLIF)

Community Listening and Information Forum(CLIF) is designed to keep Soldiers, Family members and other community members informed on a variety of topics and to raise issues and concerns. Meetings take place on the 1st Wednesday of the month at The Commons. Meeting frequency may change during the summer months.

Social and Recreational Services - Family Readiness Support Assistant Program (FRSA), Family Readiness Liaison (FRL) and Family Readiness Groups (FRGs)

The Family Readiness Support Assistants are here to assist the FRG Leaders in supporting their FRG Program. The FRG gives a sense of belonging to the unit and the Army community—the Army Family. It provides a way to develop friendships, share important information, obtain referrals to needed Army resources, and share moral support during unit deployments. For the long-term, involvement in FRG activities can foster more positive attitudes among Army families and provide a better understanding of military life, the unit, and its mission.

Social and Recreational Services - Intramural Sports Programs

Fort Drum's Family and MWR Fitness Centers and Intramural Sports Programs offer state-of-the-art facilities and programs in support of mission readiness, preparing and keeping our community healthy in both mind and body. Sign up for sporting events through Fort Drum Fitness, Athletics, and Aquatics Sports Office in the Magrath Sports Complex. Rosters are due in advance in order to participate. . Sign-up and present team rosters at the Intramural Sports Office.

Social and Recreational Services - Outdoor Recreation

The Fort Drum Outdoor Recreation facility offers a number of recreational opportunities for Soldiers and Family members in the Fort Drum community. Outdoor Recreation is home to Remington Park, Fort Drum's premier recreational destination. Remington Park Cabins and RV Park and Camping reservations may be made through Outdoor Recreation. Within the Outdoor Recreation facility, you will also find Leisure Travel Services and Warrior Adventure Quest. The Fort Drum Hiking Club offers regional day hikes for all ages and abilities throughout the spring, summer, and fall. The Recreational Shooting Complex is located off of Pannels Road between Outdoor Recreation and the Warriors Transition Unit. This complex consists of a Rifle and Pistol Range, an Archery Range and a Skeet Trap Range. The Gear to Go counter is located in the Outdoor Recreation Office, offering a wide variety of recreational and event equipment. Summer items include canoes, tents, bicycles, campers, sleeping bags and mor

Social and Recreational Services - Pines Planes Bowling Center

Fort Drum’s 24-lane bowling center features automated, computerized score keeping consoles and overhead scoring monitors. The center features a snack bar, and more.

Social and Recreational Services - United Service Organization (USO)

USO is a private, non-profit organization that provides morale and recreational services to members of the U.S. Military. Recreation and entertainment/internet and video games. Ping pong, pool, conferences, TV, and a movie theater.

Social and Recreational Services - Youth Sports and Fitness Program

The Fort Drum Child, Youth and School Services Sports and Fitness Program emphasizes safety, participation, fun and good sportsmanship. All registered participants are evaluated, assigned to a team, issued a basic uniform and guaranteed a specific amount of playing time. The program is designed to provide all youth the opportunity to participate, develop fundamental skills and grow in an atmosphere of sportsmanship, citizenship and teamwork.

Spiritual Services - Chaplains

To provide a stable, direct, and indirect religious support platform, focused on soldiers and family members, FULLY SUSTAINABLE whether the Division is in Garrison or deployed. Services include chapel worship, consolidated Catholic and Protestant religious education, counseling, family life programs and training.

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.

Suicide Prevention - Behavioral Health

The Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) is staffed by military and civilian providers who provide outpatient assessment, diagnosis and treatment for behavioral health and traumatic brain injury rehabilitation to active duty Soldiers and their Family Members. Specific programs include: Screening for TBI, Depression, PTSD, Anxiety, ADHD and other behavioral health conditions; Individual and Group Counseling; Medication Management; and evaluation and treatment for partner relational problems and domestic violence. A Behavioral Health Triage Clinic is available during regular duty hours for Soldiers with urgent behavioral health issues in Building P36. Referrals to inpatient care at other facilities are available as determined by the treatment team. Consultation and training is available for command teams and units to address organizational challenges, resilience, and behavioral health promotion. Appointments are available for Soldiers needing evaluation for administrative separation, s

Suicide Prevention - Chaplains

To provide a stable, direct, and indirect religious support platform, focused on soldiers and family members, FULLY SUSTAINABLE whether the Division is in Garrison or deployed. Services include chapel worship, consolidated Catholic and Protestant religious education, counseling, family life programs and training.

Suicide Prevention - Guthrie Ambulatory Health Care Clinic (GAHC)

The facility provides modern, state-of-the-art medical treatment for Soldiers and their Families. Services include: Army Hearing Program, Army Public Health Nursing, Behavioral Health, Chiropractic's, Dermatology, Exceptional Family Member Program (medical), Immunizations, Industrial Hygiene, Laboratory, Nutrition Clinic, OB/GYN, Occupational Health, Occupational Therapy, Optometry, Orthopedics, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Podiatry, Preventive Medicine, Primary Care Clinic, Radiology, Solder Readiness Clinic (SRC), Traumatic Brain Injury Clinic, and Warfighter Refractive Eye Surgery.

Suicide Prevention - Law Enforcement

Provide a full range of quality law enforcement, force protection/anti-terrorism, fire prevention/protection, emergency dispatch and physical security operations to our soldiers and their families equitable to their quality of service and sacrifice to our nation. Our goal is to provide our community with a safe and secure place to live and work.

Suicide Prevention - Suicide Prevention Program

Substance Abuse Counseling Drug Testing Collection Point Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Prevention Risk Reduction Suicide Prevention

Volunteer Services - American Red Cross

The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.

Volunteer Services - Army Community Service (ACS)

Army Community Service (ACS) has a wealth of resources for Soldiers, Families, Reservists, Retirees, and DoD Civilians. The programs offered within are designed to enhance quality of life, promote resilience and self-reliance, and provide stability during war and peace. ACS offers a place to find the type of support needed for the enhancement of both individuals and Families.

Volunteer Services - Army Volunteer Corps (AVC)

The Fort Drum Army Volunteer Corp seeks innovative ideas and processes to improve the quality of life at Fort Drum through the use of volunteer agencies. We offer quality volunteer work experiences in environments where volunteers are appreciated and valued. Administrative, medical, mentoring, teaching and coaching are a few of the opportunities that are available. Many agencies have flexible schedules and some even reimburse you for childcare. You can volunteer for a day, an evening, for a one-time event or for ongoing activities for as long as you desire.

Volunteer Services - Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS)

program for single Soldiers. This program is a Soldier-driven organization with a foundation based on the entitlement of single service members to surface issues and recommend policy changes that will enhance the overall quality of life, to participate in recreation and leisure activities of their choice, and to contribute to and participate in their local communities. This program provides an opportunity to assist in the development of single Soldiers and leaders. The BOSS Council organizes and conducts activities for single Soldiers. These activities include trips to the beach, 5K runs, gaming tournaments, car shows, white water rafting, off-post entertainment venues, and activities/parties in the BOSS Centers, which boasts big screen televisions, gaming systems, free Wi-Fi, and areas for table games.

Volunteer Services - Community Listening and Information Forum (CLIF)

Community Listening and Information Forum(CLIF) is designed to keep Soldiers, Family members and other community members informed on a variety of topics and to raise issues and concerns. Meetings take place on the 1st Wednesday of the month at The Commons. Meeting frequency may change during the summer months.

Volunteer Services - Family Readiness Support Assistant Program (FRSA), Family Readiness Liaison (FRL) and Family Readiness Groups (FRGs)

The Family Readiness Support Assistants are here to assist the FRG Leaders in supporting their FRG Program. he FRG gives a sense of belonging to the unit and the Army community—the Army Family. It provides a way to develop friendships, share important information, obtain referrals to needed Army resources, and share moral support during unit deployments. For the long-term, involvement in FRG activities can foster more positive attitudes among Army families and provide a better understanding of military life, the unit, and its mission.

Volunteer Services - North Country Spouses Club

The North Country Spouses' Club is made up of military spouses dedicated to the tradition of the Army while moving towards its vision of tomorrow. Our members have proven to be modern day heroes because of the countless hours of dedicated service and devotion to the military families and community. Their legacy continues to live on in the spirit they foster.

Volunteer Services - United Service Organization (USO)

USO is a private, non-profit organization that provides morale and recreational services to members of the U.S. Military. Recreation and entertainment/internet and video games. Ping pong, pool, conferences, TV, and a movie theater.

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.

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