Substance Abuse Treatment Counseling Services Provide intensive outpatient counseling services, which are adequate and responsive to the needs of the total workforce and emphasize alcohol and other drug treatment. Individuals enrolled in SUDCC treatment are provided a thorough bio-psychosocial evaluation that includes an extensive substance use history. this info (bio psychosocial assessment, medical, and other collateral data) will be the basis for formulation of a clinical diagnostic impression and subsequent plan/recommendation.

The mission of the ASAP program is to strengthen the overall fitness and effectiveness of the Army´s workforce, to conserve manpower and enhance the combat readiness of Soldiers. ASAP Services: Drug Testing Collection Point Risk Reduction Program (RRP) Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Suicide Prevention Program ASAP Prevention & Education Alcohol Drug Control Officer/ASAP Manager

Alcohol and other drug abuse prevention includes all measures taken to deter and reduce the abuse and misuse of alcohol and other drugs to the lowest possible level. Prevention for readiness involves the commitment of command resources, policies, installation organizations, and community members to create and foster conditions that promote mission readiness and enhance the quality of life for total Army.

Multi-D Behavioral Health Clinic is equipped with a multi-disciplinary team of providers to include psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, and substance use counselor to offer comprehensive behavioral healthcare for all non-3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain active duty Soldiers and activated guard members.  All 3-10 Soldiers will go to the Embedded Behavioral Health clinic.

Collects all Service member urinalysis and prepares for shipment to laboratory for testing. Conducts pre-employment urinalysis collection in coordination with the Civilian Personnel Advisory Center.

The Embedded Behavioral Health Team provides multidisciplinary behavioral health care to 3rd BDE, 10th Mountain Division Soldiers to be close to their unit area and in coordination with unit leaders to maximize diagnostic accuracy, remove barriers to care and improve treatment outcomes. The EBH team delivers on the promise of safe and effective medical care through evidence-based treatments for Soldiers and expert consultation for combat leaders, spearheading the Army's effort to increase resilience and reduce morbidity from psychiatric disease.  All other Soldiers will go the Multi-D clinic for services.

Employee Assistance Program: Provides free screening, referral, short-term counseling and follow-up services to employees and their families regarding work/life balance issues. EAP also provides consultation to management and preventative education to organizations. The EAP is a problem-solving program that can help employees function more effectively while going through life/work balance difficulties. Eligibile for EAP services include: DOD Civilian Employees Retired Military Personnel Retired Civilian Employees Family members of active duty personnel and retirees

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

"Substance Abuse Treatment Counseling Services Provide intensive outpatient counseling services, which are adequate and responsive to the needs of the total workforce and emphasize alcohol and other drug treatment. Individuals enrolled in SUDCC treatment are provided a thorough bio-psychosocial evaluation that includes an extensive substance use history. this info (bio psychosocial assessment, medical, and other collateral data) will be the basis for formulation of a clinical diagnostic impression and subsequent plan/recommendation.

Substance Abuse Treatment Counseling Services Provide intensive outpatient counseling services, which are adequate and responsive to the needs of the total workforce and emphasize alcohol and other drug treatment. Individuals enrolled in SUDCC treatment are provided a thorough bio-psychosocial evaluation that includes an extensive substance use history. this info (bio psychosocial assessment, medical, and other collateral data) will be the basis for formulation of a clinical diagnostic impression and subsequent plan/recommendation.

Multi-D Behavioral Health Clinic is equipped with a multi-disciplinary team of providers to include psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, and substance use counselor to offer comprehensive behavioral healthcare for all non-3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain active duty Soldiers and activated guard members.  All 3-10 Soldiers will go to the Embedded Behavioral Health clinic.

The Child and Family Behavioral Health System (CAFBHS) provides behavioral health care for Active Duty Family Members. Services include clinical psychosocial and/or medication evaluations, psychological testing for children and short term individual, couples and/or family therapy to military dependents enrolled in TRICARE Prime. Walk-in hours are during clinic open hours. Referrals should come from the patient's PCM but family members can walk.  Children must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian.

The Embedded Behavioral Health Team provides multidisciplinary behavioral health care to 3rd BDE, 10th Mountain Division Soldiers to be close to their unit area and in coordination with unit leaders to maximize diagnostic accuracy, remove barriers to care and improve treatment outcomes. The EBH team delivers on the promise of safe and effective medical care through evidence-based treatments for Soldiers and expert consultation for combat leaders, spearheading the Army's effort to increase resilience and reduce morbidity from psychiatric disease.  All other Soldiers will go the Multi-D clinic for services.

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

Provides services to victims of domestic violence, to include command and law enforcement support: Crisis Intervention, Options Counseling, Safety Planning, Legal Advocacy, Emergency Transportation and Relocation Assistance.

Substance Abuse Treatment Counseling Services Provide intensive outpatient counseling services, which are adequate and responsive to the needs of the total workforce and emphasize alcohol and other drug treatment. Individuals enrolled in SUDCC treatment are provided a thorough bio-psychosocial evaluation that includes an extensive substance use history. this info (bio psychosocial assessment, medical, and other collateral data) will be the basis for formulation of a clinical diagnostic impression and subsequent plan/recommendation.

Scheduling an Appointment How do I access the MHS GENESIS Patient Portal? Visit https://my.mhsgenesis.health.mil/ to: Manage primary care medical and dental appointments Review clinical notes, referrals, and lab and test results Request prescription renewals Exchange secure messages with your healthcare team Monitor health information and view your portal profile Complete a pre-visit, dental health history questionnaire online Look up high-quality, provider-approved health information related to health issues, lab results, and medications CONUS Nurse Advice Line 1-800-TRICARE (874-2273), option 1 The Continental U.S. Nurse Advice Line provides nurse advice 24/7 for all TRICARE beneficiaries, except patients with Military Treatment Facility-only privileges. Booking clerks are available to book an appointment with your PCM if recommended by the Triage nurse. If you are away from your MTF (i.e., vacation, TDY, PCS, etc.) the CONUS Nurse Advice Line can coordinate with your PCM to place a referral to a nearby Urgent Care Center. BJACH Centralized Appointment Line Below is the list of telephone menu options Option 1 - To schedule an appointment in the Primary Care Clinics (Red Team, White Team, Blue Team, Pediatric Team, Internal Medicine Team); Combined Troop Medicine Clinic; or if you wish to speak with a Team Nurse, please select this option. Patients will first speak with a booking agent who will verify your identify and eligibility, inquire regarding the type of appointment requested and either schedule the appointment or conduct a warm handoff to a Team nurse. If BJACH does not have an appointment available with the assigned PCM or PCM team, the Appointing Agent will attempt to schedule the patient with another home. Appointing Agents will assist patients in scheduling for needed on the same day or for up to 28 days in the future. After your appointment, follow-up appointments should be made before you leave the clinic. Central Appointments clerks can also assist with you with scheduling follow-up appointments in the Primary Care clinics. Patients needing to renew a prescription with no remaining refills or to find out test results, please select Option 1. An Appointing Agent will send your request to the correct team nurse, who has 72 hours to respond to the message. Option 2 - To cancel an appointment, please select this option. Patients may leave a message and a booking agent will cancel the appointment. Currently there is no automated mechanism to reschedule, however if patients express desire to reschedule a booking agent will return their phone call and schedule another appointment. Note: BJACH encourages all patients to cancel any scheduled appointments at least 2 hours before the appointment time. This gives the best opportunity for another beneficiary to be scheduled in the newly available/open appointment slot. Option 3 - To refill a prescription medication that has refills available, please select this option. Patients selecting this option are transferred to the pharmacy to request the refill electronically. The system will prompt the patient regarding prescription availability and pick up dates. You may also call the 24/7 Pharmacy Refill line at 337-531-DRUG (3784) or enroll in the Tricare Pharmacy Home Delivery (information listed on the Pharmacy webpage). Option 4 - To schedule an appointment or speak with a representative from a Specialty Clinic, please select this option. Patients will be given another menu of options corresponding to the Specialty Clinics to include, Orthopedics, General Surgery, Obstetrics/ Gynecology, Ears Eyes Nose Throat, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Radiology, Nutrition Care, and Behavioral Health. Option 5 - To submit a compliment or if you are seeking assistance with resolving an issue, please select this option. Patients will be transferred to a BJACH Patient Advocate. The Patient Advocate will help investigate system-wide or policy issues, as well as those problems that are not resolved at the area of concern. Option 6 - To speak with the BJACH information desk attendant, please select this option. Patients requesting general hospital information may also call 337-531-3118 or 337-531-3119. Option 7 - To return to the main menu/repeat options, please select this option.

Multi-D Behavioral Health Clinic is equipped with a multi-disciplinary team of providers to include psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, and substance use counselor to offer comprehensive behavioral healthcare for all non-3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain active duty Soldiers and activated guard members.  All 3-10 Soldiers will go to the Embedded Behavioral Health clinic.

The Child and Family Behavioral Health System (CAFBHS) provides behavioral health care for Active Duty Family Members. Services include clinical psychosocial and/or medication evaluations, psychological testing for children and short term individual, couples and/or family therapy to military dependents enrolled in TRICARE Prime. Walk-in hours are during clinic open hours. Referrals should come from the patient's PCM but family members can walk.  Children must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian.

The Embedded Behavioral Health Team provides multidisciplinary behavioral health care to 3rd BDE, 10th Mountain Division Soldiers to be close to their unit area and in coordination with unit leaders to maximize diagnostic accuracy, remove barriers to care and improve treatment outcomes. The EBH team delivers on the promise of safe and effective medical care through evidence-based treatments for Soldiers and expert consultation for combat leaders, spearheading the Army's effort to increase resilience and reduce morbidity from psychiatric disease.  All other Soldiers will go the Multi-D clinic for services.

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

Multi-D Behavioral Health Clinic is equipped with a multi-disciplinary team of providers to include psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, and substance use counselor to offer comprehensive behavioral healthcare for all non-3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain active duty Soldiers and activated guard members.  All 3-10 Soldiers will go to the Embedded Behavioral Health clinic.

The Child and Family Behavioral Health System (CAFBHS) provides behavioral health care for Active Duty Family Members. Services include clinical psychosocial and/or medication evaluations, psychological testing for children and short term individual, couples and/or family therapy to military dependents enrolled in TRICARE Prime. Walk-in hours are during clinic open hours. Referrals should come from the patient's PCM but family members can walk.  Children must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian.

The Embedded Behavioral Health Team provides multidisciplinary behavioral health care to 3rd BDE, 10th Mountain Division Soldiers to be close to their unit area and in coordination with unit leaders to maximize diagnostic accuracy, remove barriers to care and improve treatment outcomes. The EBH team delivers on the promise of safe and effective medical care through evidence-based treatments for Soldiers and expert consultation for combat leaders, spearheading the Army's effort to increase resilience and reduce morbidity from psychiatric disease.  All other Soldiers will go the Multi-D clinic for services.

Substance Abuse Treatment Counseling Services Provide intensive outpatient counseling services, which are adequate and responsive to the needs of the total workforce and emphasize alcohol and other drug treatment. Individuals enrolled in SUDCC treatment are provided a thorough bio-psychosocial evaluation that includes an extensive substance use history. this info (bio psychosocial assessment, medical, and other collateral data) will be the basis for formulation of a clinical diagnostic impression and subsequent plan/recommendation.

Scheduling an Appointment How do I access the MHS GENESIS Patient Portal? Visit https://my.mhsgenesis.health.mil/ to: Manage primary care medical and dental appointments Review clinical notes, referrals, and lab and test results Request prescription renewals Exchange secure messages with your healthcare team Monitor health information and view your portal profile Complete a pre-visit, dental health history questionnaire online Look up high-quality, provider-approved health information related to health issues, lab results, and medications CONUS Nurse Advice Line 1-800-TRICARE (874-2273), option 1 The Continental U.S. Nurse Advice Line provides nurse advice 24/7 for all TRICARE beneficiaries, except patients with Military Treatment Facility-only privileges. Booking clerks are available to book an appointment with your PCM if recommended by the Triage nurse. If you are away from your MTF (i.e., vacation, TDY, PCS, etc.) the CONUS Nurse Advice Line can coordinate with your PCM to place a referral to a nearby Urgent Care Center. BJACH Centralized Appointment Line Below is the list of telephone menu options Option 1 - To schedule an appointment in the Primary Care Clinics (Red Team, White Team, Blue Team, Pediatric Team, Internal Medicine Team); Combined Troop Medicine Clinic; or if you wish to speak with a Team Nurse, please select this option. Patients will first speak with a booking agent who will verify your identify and eligibility, inquire regarding the type of appointment requested and either schedule the appointment or conduct a warm handoff to a Team nurse. If BJACH does not have an appointment available with the assigned PCM or PCM team, the Appointing Agent will attempt to schedule the patient with another home. Appointing Agents will assist patients in scheduling for needed on the same day or for up to 28 days in the future. After your appointment, follow-up appointments should be made before you leave the clinic. Central Appointments clerks can also assist with you with scheduling follow-up appointments in the Primary Care clinics. Patients needing to renew a prescription with no remaining refills or to find out test results, please select Option 1. An Appointing Agent will send your request to the correct team nurse, who has 72 hours to respond to the message. Option 2 - To cancel an appointment, please select this option. Patients may leave a message and a booking agent will cancel the appointment. Currently there is no automated mechanism to reschedule, however if patients express desire to reschedule a booking agent will return their phone call and schedule another appointment. Note: BJACH encourages all patients to cancel any scheduled appointments at least 2 hours before the appointment time. This gives the best opportunity for another beneficiary to be scheduled in the newly available/open appointment slot. Option 3 - To refill a prescription medication that has refills available, please select this option. Patients selecting this option are transferred to the pharmacy to request the refill electronically. The system will prompt the patient regarding prescription availability and pick up dates. You may also call the 24/7 Pharmacy Refill line at 337-531-DRUG (3784) or enroll in the Tricare Pharmacy Home Delivery (information listed on the Pharmacy webpage). Option 4 - To schedule an appointment or speak with a representative from a Specialty Clinic, please select this option. Patients will be given another menu of options corresponding to the Specialty Clinics to include, Orthopedics, General Surgery, Obstetrics/ Gynecology, Ears Eyes Nose Throat, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Radiology, Nutrition Care, and Behavioral Health. Option 5 - To submit a compliment or if you are seeking assistance with resolving an issue, please select this option. Patients will be transferred to a BJACH Patient Advocate. The Patient Advocate will help investigate system-wide or policy issues, as well as those problems that are not resolved at the area of concern. Option 6 - To speak with the BJACH information desk attendant, please select this option. Patients requesting general hospital information may also call 337-531-3118 or 337-531-3119. Option 7 - To return to the main menu/repeat options, please select this option.

Multi-D Behavioral Health Clinic is equipped with a multi-disciplinary team of providers to include psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, and substance use counselor to offer comprehensive behavioral healthcare for all non-3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain active duty Soldiers and activated guard members.  All 3-10 Soldiers will go to the Embedded Behavioral Health clinic.

The Embedded Behavioral Health Team provides multidisciplinary behavioral health care to 3rd BDE, 10th Mountain Division Soldiers to be close to their unit area and in coordination with unit leaders to maximize diagnostic accuracy, remove barriers to care and improve treatment outcomes. The EBH team delivers on the promise of safe and effective medical care through evidence-based treatments for Soldiers and expert consultation for combat leaders, spearheading the Army's effort to increase resilience and reduce morbidity from psychiatric disease.  All other Soldiers will go the Multi-D clinic for services.

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

Substance Abuse Treatment Counseling Services Provide intensive outpatient counseling services, which are adequate and responsive to the needs of the total workforce and emphasize alcohol and other drug treatment. Individuals enrolled in SUDCC treatment are provided a thorough bio-psychosocial evaluation that includes an extensive substance use history. this info (bio psychosocial assessment, medical, and other collateral data) will be the basis for formulation of a clinical diagnostic impression and subsequent plan/recommendation.

Scheduling an Appointment How do I access the MHS GENESIS Patient Portal? Visit https://my.mhsgenesis.health.mil/ to: Manage primary care medical and dental appointments Review clinical notes, referrals, and lab and test results Request prescription renewals Exchange secure messages with your healthcare team Monitor health information and view your portal profile Complete a pre-visit, dental health history questionnaire online Look up high-quality, provider-approved health information related to health issues, lab results, and medications CONUS Nurse Advice Line 1-800-TRICARE (874-2273), option 1 The Continental U.S. Nurse Advice Line provides nurse advice 24/7 for all TRICARE beneficiaries, except patients with Military Treatment Facility-only privileges. Booking clerks are available to book an appointment with your PCM if recommended by the Triage nurse. If you are away from your MTF (i.e., vacation, TDY, PCS, etc.) the CONUS Nurse Advice Line can coordinate with your PCM to place a referral to a nearby Urgent Care Center. BJACH Centralized Appointment Line Below is the list of telephone menu options Option 1 - To schedule an appointment in the Primary Care Clinics (Red Team, White Team, Blue Team, Pediatric Team, Internal Medicine Team); Combined Troop Medicine Clinic; or if you wish to speak with a Team Nurse, please select this option. Patients will first speak with a booking agent who will verify your identify and eligibility, inquire regarding the type of appointment requested and either schedule the appointment or conduct a warm handoff to a Team nurse. If BJACH does not have an appointment available with the assigned PCM or PCM team, the Appointing Agent will attempt to schedule the patient with another home. Appointing Agents will assist patients in scheduling for needed on the same day or for up to 28 days in the future. After your appointment, follow-up appointments should be made before you leave the clinic. Central Appointments clerks can also assist with you with scheduling follow-up appointments in the Primary Care clinics. Patients needing to renew a prescription with no remaining refills or to find out test results, please select Option 1. An Appointing Agent will send your request to the correct team nurse, who has 72 hours to respond to the message. Option 2 - To cancel an appointment, please select this option. Patients may leave a message and a booking agent will cancel the appointment. Currently there is no automated mechanism to reschedule, however if patients express desire to reschedule a booking agent will return their phone call and schedule another appointment. Note: BJACH encourages all patients to cancel any scheduled appointments at least 2 hours before the appointment time. This gives the best opportunity for another beneficiary to be scheduled in the newly available/open appointment slot. Option 3 - To refill a prescription medication that has refills available, please select this option. Patients selecting this option are transferred to the pharmacy to request the refill electronically. The system will prompt the patient regarding prescription availability and pick up dates. You may also call the 24/7 Pharmacy Refill line at 337-531-DRUG (3784) or enroll in the Tricare Pharmacy Home Delivery (information listed on the Pharmacy webpage). Option 4 - To schedule an appointment or speak with a representative from a Specialty Clinic, please select this option. Patients will be given another menu of options corresponding to the Specialty Clinics to include, Orthopedics, General Surgery, Obstetrics/ Gynecology, Ears Eyes Nose Throat, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Radiology, Nutrition Care, and Behavioral Health. Option 5 - To submit a compliment or if you are seeking assistance with resolving an issue, please select this option. Patients will be transferred to a BJACH Patient Advocate. The Patient Advocate will help investigate system-wide or policy issues, as well as those problems that are not resolved at the area of concern. Option 6 - To speak with the BJACH information desk attendant, please select this option. Patients requesting general hospital information may also call 337-531-3118 or 337-531-3119. Option 7 - To return to the main menu/repeat options, please select this option.

Multi-D Behavioral Health Clinic is equipped with a multi-disciplinary team of providers to include psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, and substance use counselor to offer comprehensive behavioral healthcare for all non-3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain active duty Soldiers and activated guard members.  All 3-10 Soldiers will go to the Embedded Behavioral Health clinic.

The Child and Family Behavioral Health System (CAFBHS) provides behavioral health care for Active Duty Family Members. Services include clinical psychosocial and/or medication evaluations, psychological testing for children and short term individual, couples and/or family therapy to military dependents enrolled in TRICARE Prime. Walk-in hours are during clinic open hours. Referrals should come from the patient's PCM but family members can walk.  Children must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian.

The Embedded Behavioral Health Team provides multidisciplinary behavioral health care to 3rd BDE, 10th Mountain Division Soldiers to be close to their unit area and in coordination with unit leaders to maximize diagnostic accuracy, remove barriers to care and improve treatment outcomes. The EBH team delivers on the promise of safe and effective medical care through evidence-based treatments for Soldiers and expert consultation for combat leaders, spearheading the Army's effort to increase resilience and reduce morbidity from psychiatric disease.  All other Soldiers will go the Multi-D clinic for services.

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

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.

To report suspected child abuse/neglect involving dependents children of active duty Soldiers and retiree , spouse/intimate partner abuse call the Fort Polk Family Advocacy Program 24/7.

FAP provides services to all Active Duty Army at Fort Johnsonand their family members. FAP is a DOD mandated program whose mission is to assess, support, and treat all incidents of child abuse/neglect and intimate partner violence. Services include comprehensive psychosocial assessments, case management, individual therapy, marital therapy, family therapy, and group therapy.

Multi-D Behavioral Health Clinic is equipped with a multi-disciplinary team of providers to include psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, and substance use counselor to offer comprehensive behavioral healthcare for all non-3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain active duty Soldiers and activated guard members.  All 3-10 Soldiers will go to the Embedded Behavioral Health clinic.

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

Provides services to victims of domestic violence, to include command and law enforcement support: Crisis Intervention, Options Counseling, Safety Planning, Legal Advocacy, Emergency Transportation and Relocation Assistance.

Substance Abuse Treatment Counseling Services Provide intensive outpatient counseling services, which are adequate and responsive to the needs of the total workforce and emphasize alcohol and other drug treatment. Individuals enrolled in SUDCC treatment are provided a thorough bio-psychosocial evaluation that includes an extensive substance use history. this info (bio psychosocial assessment, medical, and other collateral data) will be the basis for formulation of a clinical diagnostic impression and subsequent plan/recommendation.

The mission of the ASAP program is to strengthen the overall fitness and effectiveness of the Army´s workforce, to conserve manpower and enhance the combat readiness of Soldiers. ASAP Services: Drug Testing Collection Point Risk Reduction Program (RRP) Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Suicide Prevention Program ASAP Prevention & Education Alcohol Drug Control Officer/ASAP Manager

Alcohol and other drug abuse prevention includes all measures taken to deter and reduce the abuse and misuse of alcohol and other drugs to the lowest possible level. Prevention for readiness involves the commitment of command resources, policies, installation organizations, and community members to create and foster conditions that promote mission readiness and enhance the quality of life for total Army.

Multi-D Behavioral Health Clinic is equipped with a multi-disciplinary team of providers to include psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, and substance use counselor to offer comprehensive behavioral healthcare for all non-3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain active duty Soldiers and activated guard members.  All 3-10 Soldiers will go to the Embedded Behavioral Health clinic.

Collects all Service member urinalysis and prepares for shipment to laboratory for testing. Conducts pre-employment urinalysis collection in coordination with the Civilian Personnel Advisory Center.

The Embedded Behavioral Health Team provides multidisciplinary behavioral health care to 3rd BDE, 10th Mountain Division Soldiers to be close to their unit area and in coordination with unit leaders to maximize diagnostic accuracy, remove barriers to care and improve treatment outcomes. The EBH team delivers on the promise of safe and effective medical care through evidence-based treatments for Soldiers and expert consultation for combat leaders, spearheading the Army's effort to increase resilience and reduce morbidity from psychiatric disease.  All other Soldiers will go the Multi-D clinic for services.

Employee Assistance Program: Provides free screening, referral, short-term counseling and follow-up services to employees and their families regarding work/life balance issues. EAP also provides consultation to management and preventative education to organizations. The EAP is a problem-solving program that can help employees function more effectively while going through life/work balance difficulties. Eligibile for EAP services include: DOD Civilian Employees Retired Military Personnel Retired Civilian Employees Family members of active duty personnel and retirees

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

"Substance Abuse Treatment Counseling Services Provide intensive outpatient counseling services, which are adequate and responsive to the needs of the total workforce and emphasize alcohol and other drug treatment. Individuals enrolled in SUDCC treatment are provided a thorough bio-psychosocial evaluation that includes an extensive substance use history. this info (bio psychosocial assessment, medical, and other collateral data) will be the basis for formulation of a clinical diagnostic impression and subsequent plan/recommendation.

Multi-D Behavioral Health Clinic is equipped with a multi-disciplinary team of providers to include psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, and substance use counselor to offer comprehensive behavioral healthcare for all non-3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain active duty Soldiers and activated guard members.  All 3-10 Soldiers will go to the Embedded Behavioral Health clinic.

The Embedded Behavioral Health Team provides multidisciplinary behavioral health care to 3rd BDE, 10th Mountain Division Soldiers to be close to their unit area and in coordination with unit leaders to maximize diagnostic accuracy, remove barriers to care and improve treatment outcomes. The EBH team delivers on the promise of safe and effective medical care through evidence-based treatments for Soldiers and expert consultation for combat leaders, spearheading the Army's effort to increase resilience and reduce morbidity from psychiatric disease.  All other Soldiers will go the Multi-D clinic for services.

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

Learn to identify triggers and potential stressors, along with positive methods of coping.

Scheduling an Appointment How do I access the MHS GENESIS Patient Portal? Visit https://my.mhsgenesis.health.mil/ to: Manage primary care medical and dental appointments Review clinical notes, referrals, and lab and test results Request prescription renewals Exchange secure messages with your healthcare team Monitor health information and view your portal profile Complete a pre-visit, dental health history questionnaire online Look up high-quality, provider-approved health information related to health issues, lab results, and medications CONUS Nurse Advice Line 1-800-TRICARE (874-2273), option 1 The Continental U.S. Nurse Advice Line provides nurse advice 24/7 for all TRICARE beneficiaries, except patients with Military Treatment Facility-only privileges. Booking clerks are available to book an appointment with your PCM if recommended by the Triage nurse. If you are away from your MTF (i.e., vacation, TDY, PCS, etc.) the CONUS Nurse Advice Line can coordinate with your PCM to place a referral to a nearby Urgent Care Center. BJACH Centralized Appointment Line Below is the list of telephone menu options Option 1 - To schedule an appointment in the Primary Care Clinics (Red Team, White Team, Blue Team, Pediatric Team, Internal Medicine Team); Combined Troop Medicine Clinic; or if you wish to speak with a Team Nurse, please select this option. Patients will first speak with a booking agent who will verify your identify and eligibility, inquire regarding the type of appointment requested and either schedule the appointment or conduct a warm handoff to a Team nurse. If BJACH does not have an appointment available with the assigned PCM or PCM team, the Appointing Agent will attempt to schedule the patient with another home. Appointing Agents will assist patients in scheduling for needed on the same day or for up to 28 days in the future. After your appointment, follow-up appointments should be made before you leave the clinic. Central Appointments clerks can also assist with you with scheduling follow-up appointments in the Primary Care clinics. Patients needing to renew a prescription with no remaining refills or to find out test results, please select Option 1. An Appointing Agent will send your request to the correct team nurse, who has 72 hours to respond to the message. Option 2 - To cancel an appointment, please select this option. Patients may leave a message and a booking agent will cancel the appointment. Currently there is no automated mechanism to reschedule, however if patients express desire to reschedule a booking agent will return their phone call and schedule another appointment. Note: BJACH encourages all patients to cancel any scheduled appointments at least 2 hours before the appointment time. This gives the best opportunity for another beneficiary to be scheduled in the newly available/open appointment slot. Option 3 - To refill a prescription medication that has refills available, please select this option. Patients selecting this option are transferred to the pharmacy to request the refill electronically. The system will prompt the patient regarding prescription availability and pick up dates. You may also call the 24/7 Pharmacy Refill line at 337-531-DRUG (3784) or enroll in the Tricare Pharmacy Home Delivery (information listed on the Pharmacy webpage). Option 4 - To schedule an appointment or speak with a representative from a Specialty Clinic, please select this option. Patients will be given another menu of options corresponding to the Specialty Clinics to include, Orthopedics, General Surgery, Obstetrics/ Gynecology, Ears Eyes Nose Throat, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Radiology, Nutrition Care, and Behavioral Health. Option 5 - To submit a compliment or if you are seeking assistance with resolving an issue, please select this option. Patients will be transferred to a BJACH Patient Advocate. The Patient Advocate will help investigate system-wide or policy issues, as well as those problems that are not resolved at the area of concern. Option 6 - To speak with the BJACH information desk attendant, please select this option. Patients requesting general hospital information may also call 337-531-3118 or 337-531-3119. Option 7 - To return to the main menu/repeat options, please select this option.

Multi-D Behavioral Health Clinic is equipped with a multi-disciplinary team of providers to include psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, and substance use counselor to offer comprehensive behavioral healthcare for all non-3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain active duty Soldiers and activated guard members.  All 3-10 Soldiers will go to the Embedded Behavioral Health clinic.

The Child and Family Behavioral Health System (CAFBHS) provides behavioral health care for Active Duty Family Members. Services include clinical psychosocial and/or medication evaluations, psychological testing for children and short term individual, couples and/or family therapy to military dependents enrolled in TRICARE Prime. Walk-in hours are during clinic open hours. Referrals should come from the patient's PCM but family members can walk.  Children must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian.

The Embedded Behavioral Health Team provides multidisciplinary behavioral health care to 3rd BDE, 10th Mountain Division Soldiers to be close to their unit area and in coordination with unit leaders to maximize diagnostic accuracy, remove barriers to care and improve treatment outcomes. The EBH team delivers on the promise of safe and effective medical care through evidence-based treatments for Soldiers and expert consultation for combat leaders, spearheading the Army's effort to increase resilience and reduce morbidity from psychiatric disease.  All other Soldiers will go the Multi-D clinic for services.

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

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.

Provides services to victims of domestic violence, to include command and law enforcement support: Crisis Intervention, Options Counseling, Safety Planning, Legal Advocacy, Emergency Transportation and Relocation Assistance.

Substance Abuse Treatment Counseling Services Provide intensive outpatient counseling services, which are adequate and responsive to the needs of the total workforce and emphasize alcohol and other drug treatment. Individuals enrolled in SUDCC treatment are provided a thorough bio-psychosocial evaluation that includes an extensive substance use history. this info (bio psychosocial assessment, medical, and other collateral data) will be the basis for formulation of a clinical diagnostic impression and subsequent plan/recommendation.

Multi-D Behavioral Health Clinic is equipped with a multi-disciplinary team of providers to include psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, and substance use counselor to offer comprehensive behavioral healthcare for all non-3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain active duty Soldiers and activated guard members.  All 3-10 Soldiers will go to the Embedded Behavioral Health clinic.

The Child and Family Behavioral Health System (CAFBHS) provides behavioral health care for Active Duty Family Members. Services include clinical psychosocial and/or medication evaluations, psychological testing for children and short term individual, couples and/or family therapy to military dependents enrolled in TRICARE Prime. Walk-in hours are during clinic open hours. Referrals should come from the patient's PCM but family members can walk.  Children must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian.

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

A 24 Hour/7 days a week SHARP response hotline that initiates immediate victim advocacy service when a victim calls 1-337-531-1848 and reports a sexual assault. The hotline operative is DoD Sexual Assault Advocate Certification Program (D-SAACP) credentialed and trained professional who ensures the sexual assault victim gets to a safe place and receives immediate medical services. Furthermore, the hotline operative ensures the victim is informed of their reporting options and protects the victim's right. Should victim of sexual assault choose the unrestricted reporting option the hotline operative will ensure the victim receives command involvement, CID services, and legal services. The hotline is available to all Service Members (SM), SM's dependent (18 years and older), and DA Civilians. It also can provide limited services to non-military affiliated persons if required.

Substance Abuse Treatment Counseling Services Provide intensive outpatient counseling services, which are adequate and responsive to the needs of the total workforce and emphasize alcohol and other drug treatment. Individuals enrolled in SUDCC treatment are provided a thorough bio-psychosocial evaluation that includes an extensive substance use history. this info (bio psychosocial assessment, medical, and other collateral data) will be the basis for formulation of a clinical diagnostic impression and subsequent plan/recommendation.

Multi-D Behavioral Health Clinic is equipped with a multi-disciplinary team of providers to include psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, and substance use counselor to offer comprehensive behavioral healthcare for all non-3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain active duty Soldiers and activated guard members.  All 3-10 Soldiers will go to the Embedded Behavioral Health clinic.

The Child and Family Behavioral Health System (CAFBHS) provides behavioral health care for Active Duty Family Members. Services include clinical psychosocial and/or medication evaluations, psychological testing for children and short term individual, couples and/or family therapy to military dependents enrolled in TRICARE Prime. Walk-in hours are during clinic open hours. Referrals should come from the patient's PCM but family members can walk.  Children must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian.

The Embedded Behavioral Health Team provides multidisciplinary behavioral health care to 3rd BDE, 10th Mountain Division Soldiers to be close to their unit area and in coordination with unit leaders to maximize diagnostic accuracy, remove barriers to care and improve treatment outcomes. The EBH team delivers on the promise of safe and effective medical care through evidence-based treatments for Soldiers and expert consultation for combat leaders, spearheading the Army's effort to increase resilience and reduce morbidity from psychiatric disease.  All other Soldiers will go the Multi-D clinic for services.

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

Promote suicide prevention awareness across the installation to ensure that Military, civilians and Family members understand that suicide and suicidal behaviors can be prevented. To bring awareness the roles individuals and helping agencies play in prevention so that suicide rates can be reduced. Develop suicide prevention education campaigns, sponsor workshops/briefings on suicide and suicide prevention, organizing special issue forums, and focus groups, and disseminating information through the internet.

Army Emergency Relief (AER). AER is the US Army's own nonprofit organization dedicated to alleviating financial distress in the force. AER provides grants and zero-interest loans to active-duty and retired Soldiers and their Families. AER has supported over 4 million Soldiers since 1942. AER offices are conveniently located at installations around the world. Visit ArmyEmergencyRelief.org to learn more. AER Forms: https://www.armyemergencyrelief.org/resources/

DHR MISSION - Full Range of Personnel and Administrative Services; Soldier Readiness Processing/Manifesting; Plans, Mobilization, Deployment, and Exercises; Casualty/Mortuary Affairs and Line of Duty; Central In/Out-Processing; Reassignment Processing (Levy); Personnel Actions; Promotions; Hardship/Compassionate Actions; Transition Services (Separations); Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP); Army Continuing Education Services (ACES); Retirement Services; Identification Cards/Tags and DEERS Enrollment; E-MILPO; Legislative Actions.

We provide the following support to the Fort Polk community: Self-development opportunities for Soldiers, Family Members, Department of the Army Civilians (DACs), Retirees, Contractors and civilians from the local community in real time and virtual environments. Programs and services available may vary depending on the category of the client, i.e. we provide Army Tuition Assistance only to active duty Soldiers. Programs and services to include educational counseling, testing, college degree programs, basic skills training, Multi-use Learning Facility/MOS Library and self-paced programs such as KUDER Journey and Peterson's On-line Academics Skills Course (OASC).

DHR MISSION - Full Range of Personnel and Administrative Services; Soldier Readiness Processing/Manifesting; Plans, Mobilization, Deployment, and Exercises; Casualty/Mortuary Affairs and Line of Duty; Central In/Out-Processing; Reassignment Processing (Levy); Personnel Actions; Promotions; Hardship/Compassionate Actions; Transition Services (Separations); Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP); Army Continuing Education Services (ACES); Retirement Services; Identification Cards/Tags and DEERS Enrollment; E-MILPO; Legislative Actions.

We provide the following support to the Fort Polk community: Self-development opportunities for Soldiers, Family Members, Department of the Army Civilians (DACs), Retirees, Contractors and civilians from the local community in real time and virtual environments. Programs and services available may vary depending on the category of the client, i.e. we provide Army Tuition Assistance only to active duty Soldiers. Programs and services to include educational counseling, testing, college degree programs, basic skills training, Multi-use Learning Facility/MOS Library and self-paced programs such as KUDER Journey and Peterson's On-line Academics Skills Course (OASC).

Provide various types of substance abuse prevention training based on identified needs and emergent trends to Fort Polk Soldiers, Civilians and Family members. Assist Commanders and Unit Prevention Leaders (UPLs) with unit based prevention programs and provide information and awareness to the Fort Polk community about substance abuse prevention resources. Promote national campaigns such as Alcohol Awareness Month, Red Ribbon Week and Drunk and Drugged Driving (3D) Prevention Month at the local leve

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DHR MISSION - Full Range of Personnel and Administrative Services; Soldier Readiness Processing/Manifesting; Plans, Mobilization, Deployment, and Exercises; Casualty/Mortuary Affairs and Line of Duty; Central In/Out-Processing; Reassignment Processing (Levy); Personnel Actions; Promotions; Hardship/Compassionate Actions; Transition Services (Separations); Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP); Army Continuing Education Services (ACES); Retirement Services; Identification Cards/Tags and DEERS Enrollment; E-MILPO; Legislative Actions.

Includes teaching and tutoring individuals to help build their reading skills./English-As-A-Second Language classes are taught on four levels. Anyone wanting to enter these classes should call for an appointment to be tested for class level evaluation. Each class meets twice a week for approximately 2 hours. The goal of this program is to teach foreign born individuals how to read, write, speak and understand English and the American culture.

We provide the following support to the Fort Polk community: Self-development opportunities for Soldiers, Family Members, Department of the Army Civilians (DACs), Retirees, Contractors and civilians from the local community in real time and virtual environments. Programs and services available may vary depending on the category of the client, i.e. we provide Army Tuition Assistance only to active duty Soldiers. Programs and services to include educational counseling, testing, college degree programs, basic skills training, Multi-use Learning Facility/MOS Library and self-paced programs such as KUDER Journey and Peterson's On-line Academics Skills Course (OASC).

Between the Service member and a TAP counselor is the official start to the transition process. During the IC session, Service members complete their personal self-assessment and begin the development of their Individual Transition Plan to identify their unique needs of the transition process and post-transition goals.

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.

R2PC provides the foundation for individuals to build and sustain personal readiness and resilience. R2 provides training and education resources to active duty, reserve, and National Guard Soldiers, as well as family members and Department of the Army Civilians at 32 R2 Performance Centers across the Army enterprise. INCREASE YOUR RESILIENCE Resilience is a process that requires adoption of productive thoughts, actions, and habits that can be learned. Resilience is not just about “bouncing back” from major life challenges. Resilience prepares you to deal with life’s challenges by giving you the ability to cope with adversity, adapt to change, and thrive under new conditions. Programs / Capabilities: • Master Resilience Trainer Courses (MRTC) • Deployment Cycle Resilience Training, Train the Trainer (DCRT – T4T) • Executive Resilience and Performance Course (ERPC) • ENGAGE – Bystander Intervention • Squad Leader Development Course (SLDC) • Ask Care Escort– Suicide Intervention, Train the Trainer (ACE-SI – T4T) • Team Building • Leadership Development • Performance Enhancement Training • Academic Performance Skills • SRU and Warrior Games Support • Cadet Summer Training

The Risk Reduction Program is a Commander’s tool. It is designed to assist in decreasing Soldiers' high-risk behaviors thus increasing Soldier and mission readiness. The Risk Reduction Program’s tools track, assess, and act on a number of Soldier high-risk behaviors. Unit Risk Inventory (URI) Reintegration Unit Risk Inventory (R-URI) Commander’s Risk Reduction Dashboard (CRRD2) Resources at your fingertips trifold Deskside Briefs to Command Teams Installation Prevention Team (IPT)

Multicultural services include providing support and assistance tools free of charge to foreign born individuals desiring to learn about the English language and American culture. The waiting Spouses Support Group is designed for family members of a Soldier who is temporarily separated from the family due to military or career requirements. Examples of separations are; Soldiers on unaccompanied tours, temporary duty assignments and/or unavailable family housing.

DHR MISSION - Full Range of Personnel and Administrative Services; Soldier Readiness Processing/Manifesting; Plans, Mobilization, Deployment, and Exercises; Casualty/Mortuary Affairs and Line of Duty; Central In/Out-Processing; Reassignment Processing (Levy); Personnel Actions; Promotions; Hardship/Compassionate Actions; Transition Services (Separations); Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP); Army Continuing Education Services (ACES); Retirement Services; Identification Cards/Tags and DEERS Enrollment; E-MILPO; Legislative Actions.

We provide the following support to the Fort Polk community: Self-development opportunities for Soldiers, Family Members, Department of the Army Civilians (DACs), Retirees, Contractors and civilians from the local community in real time and virtual environments. Programs and services available may vary depending on the category of the client, i.e. we provide Army Tuition Assistance only to active duty Soldiers. Programs and services to include educational counseling, testing, college degree programs, basic skills training, Multi-use Learning Facility/MOS Library and self-paced programs such as KUDER Journey and Peterson's On-line Academics Skills Course (OASC).

Responds to fire and medical emergencies in on-post housing. First point of contact on fire related issues.

Provides a comprehensive fire protection program for Garrison residents. Ensures firefighters are trained to provide a professional, highly trained and motivated firefighting force.

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All unaccompanied access rosters and background checks for access to AAandE and classified material must be submitted to the physical security division ICIDS administrators prior to access to any alarmed zone./The Physical Security Division supports all commercial and DoD alarms systems installed on Fort Polk. We can assist you with technical support, repairs, testing and maintenance problems with your alarm system. /All requests for background checks must be submitted in writing accompanied by a letter of authorization. seven to ten days later the checks can be picked up at the Directorate of Emergency Services Administration section./IAW Army Regulation 190-45 commanders are required to notify the Military Police in writing (DA Fm 4187) when a soldier's duty status changes to any of the following: AWOL, Dropped from the Rolls or Returned to Duty/The Physical Security Division of Directorate of Emergency Services (DES) provides support to the installation through a comprehensive inspection.

The Deputy Director is the senior civilian in the DES and serves as the Garrison representative.

The Department of the Army (DA) Police are trained to provide a professional, highly trained, and motivated, civilian police force in support of the Directorate of Emergency Services' law enforcement mission and contingency operations. DA Police officers are assigned to every section of the Provost Marshal Office and work side by side with Military Police Soldiers to support the installation.

All unaccompanied access rosters and background checks for access to AAandE and classified material must be submitted to the physical security division ICIDS administrators prior to access to any alarmed zone./The Physical Security Division supports all commercial and DoD alarms systems installed on Fort Polk. We can assist you with technical support, repairs, testing and maintenance problems with your alarm system. /All requests for background checks must be submitted in writing accompanied by a letter of authorization. seven to ten days later the checks can be picked up at the Directorate of Emergency Services Administration section./IAW Army Regulation 190-45 commanders are required to notify the Military Police in writing (DA Fm 4187) when a soldier's duty status changes to any of the following: AWOL, Dropped from the Rolls or Returned to Duty/The Physical Security Division of Directorate of Emergency Services (DES) provides support to the installation through a comprehensive inspection.

The Visitor's Control Center is located on Entrance Road next to the Main gate (Access Control Point #1). All personnel that work or visit Fort Polk are required under Army Regulation 190-11 and Fort Polk Regulation 190-3 to be in possession of an access control credential. This may be in the form of a DOD ID, CAC, Mobillisa ID or Rapid Gate ID Card. An NCIC III is the base line minimum requirement for vetting of all contractors and visitors. The VCC issues Mobillisa ID cards and facilitates registration into the Rapid Gate Program. All personnel that reside on Fort Polk or who transport fire arms onto Fort Polk are required under Army Regulation 190-11 and Fort Polk Regulation 190-3 to register their privately owned weapons on the installation. Newly assigned personnel or personnel that have acquired new fire arms have within 5 days to register their weapons on post. Personnel that reside off post that intent to transport weapons on the installation will also register their weapons. A

The Civilian Personnel Advisory Center is a team of human resources professionals dedicated to supporting and empowering Soldiers, civilians, families and veterans worldwide in an era of persistent conflict. The CPAC is responsible for assisting with the recruitment, retention and sustainment of a high quality workforce through innovative and effective enterprise solutions, ensuring human resources readiness of the Total Army across the full spectrum of operations. More than 330,000 men and women working in every profession imaginable are not active duty military, but serve as an integral part of the Army team to support the defense of our nation. To search for job opportunities and build your resume online, please visit the USAJOBS website.

DHR MISSION - Full Range of Personnel and Administrative Services; Soldier Readiness Processing/Manifesting; Plans, Mobilization, Deployment, and Exercises; Casualty/Mortuary Affairs and Line of Duty; Central In/Out-Processing; Reassignment Processing (Levy); Personnel Actions; Promotions; Hardship/Compassionate Actions; Transition Services (Separations); Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP); Army Continuing Education Services (ACES); Retirement Services; Identification Cards/Tags and DEERS Enrollment; E-MILPO; Legislative Actions.

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The Civilian Personnel Advisory Center is a team of human resources professionals dedicated to supporting and empowering Soldiers, civilians, families and veterans worldwide in an era of persistent conflict. The CPAC is responsible for assisting with the recruitment, retention and sustainment of a high quality workforce through innovative and effective enterprise solutions, ensuring human resources readiness of the Total Army across the full spectrum of operations. More than 330,000 men and women working in every profession imaginable are not active duty military, but serve as an integral part of the Army team to support the defense of our nation. To search for job opportunities and build your resume online, please visit the USAJOBS website.

DHR MISSION - Full Range of Personnel and Administrative Services; Soldier Readiness Processing/Manifesting; Plans, Mobilization, Deployment, and Exercises; Casualty/Mortuary Affairs and Line of Duty; Central In/Out-Processing; Reassignment Processing (Levy); Personnel Actions; Promotions; Hardship/Compassionate Actions; Transition Services (Separations); Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP); Army Continuing Education Services (ACES); Retirement Services; Identification Cards/Tags and DEERS Enrollment; E-MILPO; Legislative Actions.

Employee Assistance Program: Provides free screening, referral, short-term counseling and follow-up services to employees and their families regarding work/life balance issues. EAP also provides consultation to management and preventative education to organizations. The EAP is a problem-solving program that can help employees function more effectively while going through life/work balance difficulties. Eligibile for EAP services include: DOD Civilian Employees Retired Military Personnel Retired Civilian Employees Family members of active duty personnel and retirees

Provides free screening, referral, short-term counseling and follow-up services to employees and their families regarding work/life balance issues. EAP also provides consultation to management and preventative education to organizations. The EAP is a problem-solving program that can help employees function more effectively while going through life/work balance difficulties. Eligibile for EAP services include: DOD Civilian Employees Retired Military Personnel Retired Civilian Employees Family members of active duty personnel and retirees

The Civilian Personnel Advisory Center is a team of human resources professionals dedicated to supporting and empowering Soldiers, civilians, families and veterans worldwide in an era of persistent conflict. The CPAC is responsible for assisting with the recruitment, retention and sustainment of a high quality workforce through innovative and effective enterprise solutions, ensuring human resources readiness of the Total Army across the full spectrum of operations. More than 330,000 men and women working in every profession imaginable are not active duty military, but serve as an integral part of the Army team to support the defense of our nation. To search for job opportunities and build your resume online, please visit the USAJOBS website.

Employee Assistance Program: Provides free screening, referral, short-term counseling and follow-up services to employees and their families regarding work/life balance issues. EAP also provides consultation to management and preventative education to organizations. The EAP is a problem-solving program that can help employees function more effectively while going through life/work balance difficulties. Eligibile for EAP services include: DOD Civilian Employees Retired Military Personnel Retired Civilian Employees Family members of active duty personnel and retirees

Provides free screening, referral, short-term counseling and follow-up services to employees and their families regarding work/life balance issues. EAP also provides consultation to management and preventative education to organizations. The EAP is a problem-solving program that can help employees function more effectively while going through life/work balance difficulties. Eligibile for EAP services include: DOD Civilian Employees Retired Military Personnel Retired Civilian Employees Family members of active duty personnel and retirees

The JRTC and Fort Johnson Office of the Inspector General is a resource for all Soldiers, Civilians, and Family Members to request assistance with any Army related issue or allegation. The Inspector General provides the Commanding General a continuous assessment of the readiness, discipline, efficiency, economy, morale, training, and operational effectiveness throughout the command. Open Door Policy Leaders cannot deny a Soldier from seeing the Commander. Read you commander’s policy for specific scheduling requirements. Corrective Training Leaders must ensure that the corrective training is appropriate for the incident. The following rules limit corrective training: Non-punitive in nature, of limited duration, and limited scope. Hazing is not corrective training and is illegal. Soldiers cannot give express or implied consent to being hazed. Reference: AR 600-20, Ch. 4-19. Improper examples of corrective training: A Soldier who is late for formation MAY NOT be required to build a sandbag wall. Reporting at 0500 or at 1800 hrs. for a PT session is not appropriate corrective training for being disrespectful to a NCO. Suspension of favorable actions-FLAGS Commander will reevaluate flag rosters monthly. Soldiers will be counseled as to why they were flagged. Reference: AR 600-8-2, Ch. 2-6. Bars to Reenlistment Commanders will review bars every 3 months; and counsel the barred Soldier. Reference: AR 601-280, Ch. 8. Treating others with dignity and respect The Army is a values-based organization. Everyone is expected to treat all persons with dignity and respect. Hazing, bullying, and other behaviors that undermine dignity and respect are fundamentally in opposition to Army values and are prohibited under the punitive provisions of AR 600-20 Ch 4. Violators may be subject to UCMJ punishment. The IG can provide assistance but does not intervene in issues and allegations involving: Criminal allegations Issues that have other means of redress/remedy: Courts-Martial Actions Non-judicial Punishment OERs / NCOERs Enlisted Reductions Type of Discharge Received Pending/Requested Discharge Financial Liability Investigations of Property Loss Relief for Cause Adverse Information Filed in Records Claims The IG does not make command policy. The IG does not recommend adverse personnel actions. The IG does not go “off the record”. The IG does not jeopardize the distinction between being the extension of the commander and a fair and impartial fact-finder. The IG does not release records without appropriate level of release authority Before You Tell It To The Inspector General Be sure you have a problem, not just a peeve. Give your chain of command a chance to solve the problem. If IG assistance is needed, contact your local IG first. (IG’s at higher commands will normally refer the case to the local IG for action) Be honest; do not provide misleading information. (IG’s will discover the truth, and there are penalties for knowingly providing false information) Keep in mind that IGs are not policy makers. (If a policy is flawed you can submit proposed changes on a DA Form 2028) Keep in mind that IGs can only recommend, not order a resolution. (Only Commanders can order; the role of the IG is to advise the Commander) Remember IGs can only resolve a case on the basis of fact. (A claim must be supported by evidence) Do not expect instant action on your request. Be patient. (Investigations take time) Be prepared to take “No” for the answer. (In either case, “Yes” or “No” the IG will explain why)

Fort Johnson CYS Teen Babysitters are trained to be caring, trustworthy, responsible, and competent babysitters using the 4-H Babysitters Curriculum. CYS Teen Babysitters will graduate with an American Red Cross First Aid/CPR certification.

School Age Center Grades 1st-5th Army School Age Centers provide care during: Before school and after school Before School SAC: Available for students attending North Polk, Pickering, and Faith Training. Before Care begins at 05:45 and ends at 07:30. Buses provided by the school will transport children to their assigned schools. Grades are LA-4 and Kindergarten. Breakfast is not served at this time. After School SAC: Available for students attending North Polk, Pickering, and Faith Training. After Care begins at 15:00 and ends at 18:00. Buses provided by the school will transport children to CDC 701. The children are provided with a healthy snack. Grades are LA-4 and Kindergarten. Before/After School SAC: Full day care is provided on school out days for: Seasonal and holiday breaks and school closures, scheduled and due to inclement weather Summer Camp Hourly Care Children have access to computer labs and can receive help on daily homework assignments. Programs are nationally accredited and utilize standard curricula through formal partnerships with nationally-recognized organizations such as 4-H and Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA). * Depending on school configuration

To report suspected child abuse/neglect involving dependents children of active duty Soldiers and retiree , spouse/intimate partner abuse call the Fort Polk Family Advocacy Program 24/7.

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

CDC Bldg. 701 offers a variety of quality programs to meet the needs of all age groups. We offer full day care ranging from 6 weeks to 5 years of age. This facility ensures children are receiving quality care in an environment enriched with age-appropriate activities and well balanced meals. We strive to provide the best customer service to all patrons. CDC 701 offers Strong Beginnings. This program is designed as a Pre-K experience for children who are 4 years old and entering kindergarten the following year. Hourly care in this facility. Summer Camp is provided for Kindergarten children. CDC Bldg. 702 offers a variety of programs to meet every parent's need for care. We ensure that children receive age-appropriate activities, balanced nutrition and quality care. This facility offers full day care for children 6 weeks through 5 years of age. Strong Beginnings: This program is designed as a Pre-K experience for children who are 4 years old and entering kindergarten the following year. CDC Bldg. 3349 offers quality programming and care in full day classrooms for children 6 weeks through 5 years of age. Child and Youth Services strives to offer developmentally appropriate activities, meaningful interactions and customer service in all facilities. CDC 3349 offers Strong Beginnings. This program is designed as a Pre-K experience for children who are 4 years old and entering kindergarten the following year.” CDC Bldg. 14500 offers quality programming and care in full day classrooms for children 6 weeks through 5 years of age. Child and Youth Services strives to offer developmentally appropriate activities, meaningful interactions and customer service in all facilities. CDC 14500 offers Strong Beginnings. This program is designed as a Pre-K experience for children who are 4 years old and entering kindergarten the following year. Babysitter Referral Services Looking for a Teen Babysitter? Looking to be a Teen Babysitter? CYS offers training following the 4-H babysitter curriculum in becoming a certified Teen Babysitter. Teen military Family members in grades 7 and up who wish to expand and market themselves for babysitting jobs can be placed on the Babysitter Referral List with parent's permission. Military parents needing babysitters must complete a request form located at Parent Central Services. Once parents complete the required form, they will receive a list of babysitter information based on specified requirements (location, availability, etc). After receiving a list, parents can make arrangements directly with the babysitter. All arrangements and fees for care are between the parent and babysitter. CYS offers Babysitting Referral Services for registered Families. Babysitters on the referral list are 13 years or older, have certification in First Aid and CPR, and are trained in: Developmentally appropriate play Recognition of child abuse/neglect Emergency procedures and interviewing Stop by Parent Central Services for more information. Alternative Child Care CYS offers provides additional child care beyond the regular facility opening hours. Kids On Site! (KOS) - Provides on-site child care for your unit/organizational meeting/event in a room adjacent to where the meeting/event is being held. CYS will provide quality child care providers to watch children ages 6 weeks through 12 years on site. Your unit pays for this service through Parent Central Services. KOS is not available at all locations on post. For information, a quote, or to schedule an event, contact Parent & Outreach Services. Volunteer Child Care in a Unit Setting (VCCUS) - CYS can help units to train volunteers to provide child care for unit functions. VCCUS is a volunteer-based childcare program that allows for on site care during meetings and events organized by military units, Army Community Service (ACS) groups or Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation. Through VCCUS, Parent & Outreach Services will provide training to volunteers from the military unit or organization. The program is designed to allow the exchange of cost-free and temporary childcare services during unit sessions when the demand is high or when child development center services are not available. Parents and guardians of children in VCCUS must be attending the same function and must remain at the site while their child is under volunteer care. Units interested in the VCCUS program should contact Parent & Outreach Services for more information. Waiting List To register for care, please visit http://militarychildcare.com It is sometimes necessary for Families to be placed on a waiting list for child care if services are not readily available. The waiting period may be different for each program and age group. Please call Parent Central Services for more information.

Family Child Care (FCC) offers child care for ages 4 weeks to 12 years and is very flexible, with many accredited providers available. Full day, part day, and hourly care are available, as well as extended care for up to 6 weeks of 24 hour care including overnight and weekend care in the home (when mission related).

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.

School Age Center Grades 1st-5th Army School Age Centers provide care during: Before school and after school Before School SAC: Available for students attending North Polk, Pickering, and Faith Training. Before Care begins at 05:45 and ends at 07:30. Buses provided by the school will transport children to their assigned schools. Grades are LA-4 and Kindergarten. Breakfast is not served at this time. After School SAC: Available for students attending North Polk, Pickering, and Faith Training. After Care begins at 15:00 and ends at 18:00. Buses provided by the school will transport children to CDC 701. The children are provided with a healthy snack. Grades are LA-4 and Kindergarten. Before/After School SAC: Full day care is provided on school out days for: Seasonal and holiday breaks and school closures, scheduled and due to inclement weather Summer Camp Hourly Care Children have access to computer labs and can receive help on daily homework assignments. Programs are nationally accredited and utilize standard curricula through formal partnerships with nationally-recognized organizations such as 4-H and Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA). * Depending on school configuration

CDC 701 offers Strong bonds. This program is designed as a Pre-K experience for children who are 4 years old and entering Kindergarten the following year.

Summer camp for grades 1st -5th that consists of 10 one-week sessions Monday - Friday from 5:45 pm - 6:00 pm

LA-4 Summer program is full day childcare offered Monday - Friday from 5:45 pm - 6:00 pm. Kindergarten Summer Camp consists of 10 one-week sessions Monday - Friday from 5:45 - 6:00 pm

Fort Johnson CYS Teen Babysitters are trained to be caring, trustworthy, responsible, and competent babysitters using the 4-H Babysitters Curriculum. CYS Teen Babysitters will graduate with an American Red Cross First Aid/CPR certification.

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.

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.

School Age Center Grades 1st-5th Army School Age Centers provide care during: Before school and after school Before School SAC: Available for students attending North Polk, Pickering, and Faith Training. Before Care begins at 05:45 and ends at 07:30. Buses provided by the school will transport children to their assigned schools. Grades are LA-4 and Kindergarten. Breakfast is not served at this time. After School SAC: Available for students attending North Polk, Pickering, and Faith Training. After Care begins at 15:00 and ends at 18:00. Buses provided by the school will transport children to CDC 701. The children are provided with a healthy snack. Grades are LA-4 and Kindergarten. Before/After School SAC: Full day care is provided on school out days for: Seasonal and holiday breaks and school closures, scheduled and due to inclement weather Summer Camp Hourly Care Children have access to computer labs and can receive help on daily homework assignments. Programs are nationally accredited and utilize standard curricula through formal partnerships with nationally-recognized organizations such as 4-H and Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA). * Depending on school configuration

CDC 701 offers Strong bonds. This program is designed as a Pre-K experience for children who are 4 years old and entering Kindergarten the following year.

Summer camp for grades 1st -5th that consists of 10 one-week sessions Monday - Friday from 5:45 pm - 6:00 pm

LA-4 Summer program is full day childcare offered Monday - Friday from 5:45 pm - 6:00 pm. Kindergarten Summer Camp consists of 10 one-week sessions Monday - Friday from 5:45 - 6:00 pm

Army Family Team Building (AFTB) is about readiness - for both the mission and the Family. AFTB is a series of training modules about adapting to Army Life. We teach and train America’s Army and their Families in a wide variety of knowledge, skills and behaviors that foster personal growth and Family preparedness. AFTB is a never ending resource that is available to every member of the Army family with no cost. The Army takes care if its own, by teaching its own to take care of themselves. Fort Polk AFTB is a volunteer based program. Volunteer instructors teach participants about the military lifestyle and resources to enhance 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. AFTB (Level I) Military Knowledge (K) Modules train basic information about the Army: You’ll learn about Army life and how to maneuver daily challenges by discovering how to decipher Army acronyms, utilize community resources, attain better financial readiness, and understand the goal and impact of the Army mission on daily life. AFTB (Level II) Personal Growth and Resiliency (G) Modules train personal growth skills: Learn how to improve your personal relationships, communication and stress-management skills. Discover how teams form and grow, how to solve problems, and how to resolve personal conflict. You’ll also acquire knowledge on Army traditions, customs, courtesies and protocol. AFTB (Level III) Leadership Development (L) Modules train leadership skills: Thrive in the Army and civilian life by expanding leadership skills, effective communication techniques, and how to mentor others into leadership positions. You’ll learn about the different leadership styles, how to run an effective meeting, manage group conflict, and how to be an effective coach. ACS Instructor, Facilitator, and Briefer Training is for those wanting to volunteer with the AFTB program or ACS as Instructors, Facilitators, or Briefers.

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

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.

School Age Center Grades 1st-5th Army School Age Centers provide care during: Before school and after school Before School SAC: Available for students attending North Polk, Pickering, and Faith Training. Before Care begins at 05:45 and ends at 07:30. Buses provided by the school will transport children to their assigned schools. Grades are LA-4 and Kindergarten. Breakfast is not served at this time. After School SAC: Available for students attending North Polk, Pickering, and Faith Training. After Care begins at 15:00 and ends at 18:00. Buses provided by the school will transport children to CDC 701. The children are provided with a healthy snack. Grades are LA-4 and Kindergarten. Before/After School SAC: Full day care is provided on school out days for: Seasonal and holiday breaks and school closures, scheduled and due to inclement weather Summer Camp Hourly Care Children have access to computer labs and can receive help on daily homework assignments. Programs are nationally accredited and utilize standard curricula through formal partnerships with nationally-recognized organizations such as 4-H and Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA). * Depending on school configuration

To report suspected child abuse/neglect involving dependents children of active duty Soldiers and retiree , spouse/intimate partner abuse call the Fort Polk Family Advocacy Program 24/7.

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

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.

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.

School Age Center Grades 1st-5th Army School Age Centers provide care during: Before school and after school Before School SAC: Available for students attending North Polk, Pickering, and Faith Training. Before Care begins at 05:45 and ends at 07:30. Buses provided by the school will transport children to their assigned schools. Grades are LA-4 and Kindergarten. Breakfast is not served at this time. After School SAC: Available for students attending North Polk, Pickering, and Faith Training. After Care begins at 15:00 and ends at 18:00. Buses provided by the school will transport children to CDC 701. The children are provided with a healthy snack. Grades are LA-4 and Kindergarten. Before/After School SAC: Full day care is provided on school out days for: Seasonal and holiday breaks and school closures, scheduled and due to inclement weather Summer Camp Hourly Care Children have access to computer labs and can receive help on daily homework assignments. Programs are nationally accredited and utilize standard curricula through formal partnerships with nationally-recognized organizations such as 4-H and Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA). * Depending on school configuration

American Red Cross Station at Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Johnson serves many different missions throughout the base. The primary mission is to support the Armed Forces in the line of Emergency Communications by providing 24/7 emergency communication service to the military families whether they are stationed here or deployed.

Includes teaching and tutoring individuals to help build their reading skills./English-As-A-Second Language classes are taught on four levels. Anyone wanting to enter these classes should call for an appointment to be tested for class level evaluation. Each class meets twice a week for approximately 2 hours. The goal of this program is to teach foreign born individuals how to read, write, speak and understand English and the American culture.

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

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.

A wide variety of help for the Family Member wishing to become an American citizen. Get help navigating the system from those who have gone before you

Provides information to Soldiers and their Family Members, regarding military and civilian resources available to address a wide range of client requests, using resource files, A Military One Source and other reference materials.

Military One Source is a 24-hour, seven days a week toll free information and referral telephone line and internet/Web based service available to active duty, mobilized reservists, deployed civilians and their families worldwide. YOUR SUPPORT WHEN MILLIFE HAPPENS Military OneSource from the Department of Defense is your 24/7 gateway to trusted information, resources and confidential help. When MilLife happens, it’s your “first line of support” — giving service members and military families tools to stay well and thrive.

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.

School Support Services provides Army school-aged youth with educational opportunities, resources and information necessary to achieve academic success. A branch of Child & Youth Services (CYS), School Support Services features School Liaison Officers (SLOs), who help schools, installations and Families work together for student achievement.

Through the School of Knowledge, Inspiration, Exploration, and Skills (S.K.I.E.S.) children and youth have equal access to opportunities that expand their knowledge, inspire them, allow them to explore and acquire new skills. SKIES encompasses instructional programs of children and youth from infancy to adolescence.

Multicultural services include providing support and assistance tools free of charge to foreign born individuals desiring to learn about the English language and American culture. The waiting Spouses Support Group is designed for family members of a Soldier who is temporarily separated from the family due to military or career requirements. Examples of separations are; Soldiers on unaccompanied tours, temporary duty assignments and/or unavailable family housing.

The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides comprehensive support to Family members with special needs. An Exceptional Family Member is a Family member with any physical, emotional, developmental, or intellectual disorder that requires special treatment, therapy, education, training, or counseling, and meets the eligibility criteria. EFMP pertains to active-duty Soldiers, US Army Reserve Soldiers in the Active Guard Reserve (AGR) Program, and Army National Guard AGR personnel serving under authority of 10 USC or 32 USC. Department of the Army Civilians do not enroll in the program. EFMP takes an all-inclusive approach to coordinating military and civilian community, educational, medical, housing, and personnel services to help Soldiers and their Families with special needs. Enrollment in EFMP includes a wide array of benefits, detailed in the EFMP Benefits Fact Sheet. EFMP enrollment does not adversely affect promotions, schools, or assignments. EFMP information is not made available to selection boards. Soldiers with Exceptional Family Members are required to register for EFMP and keep enrollment information current. That way, Family needs will be considered during the OCONUS assignments process. If you’re eligible for EFMP services, Family members must be screened and enrolled when they accompany authorized Soldiers on OCONUS assignments. Screenings include a medical records review for all Family members and developmental screening for all children 72 months and younger. (Special education needs are considered only in assignments outside the United States. Assignments within the US and its territories are not based on the educational needs of children.) For more information about EFMP and helpful articles about the program, look at the Enterprise EFMP site. After that, contact the installation EFMP manager at your local Army Community Service (ACS) office. To learn more about medical enrollment, see the Program Overview. EFMP Resources Here are some helpful resources for EFMP Families. (Government Links) Systems Navigators. Systems navigators are ACS EFMP staff members available on most Army installations. They assist EFMP Families with navigating through the available systems of care.​​​​ EFMP Newsletter. The Exceptional Advocate is the DoD’s EFMP newsletter, which includes helpful information and resources. Military OneSouce. Military OneSource’s EFMP & Me tool allows Families to explore the details of EFMP benefits and processes. DirectSTEP. DirectSTEP® eCourses are available for free to Soldiers and Family Members, Army EFMP staff, and Special Education staff associated with teaching military children. DirectSTEP® eCourses teach staff, parents, and educators how to handle critical education issues to obtain positive outcomes. Respite Care Support. The Army’s Respite Care Support services provide a temporary rest period for Family members responsible for regular care of persons with disabilities. Care may be provided in the EFM respite care user’s home. (Non-Government Links, No Endorsement Implied) Center for Parent Information and Resources (CPIR). CPIR serves as a central resource of information and products to the community of Parent Training Information (PTI) Centers and Community Parent Resource Centers, so they can focus their efforts on serving Families of children with disabilities. American Camp Association (ACA). The ACA is a community of camp professionals who join together to share their knowledge and experience and ensure the quality of camp programs, including those for Exceptional Family Members.

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

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.

School Age Center Grades 1st-5th Army School Age Centers provide care during: Before school and after school Before School SAC: Available for students attending North Polk, Pickering, and Faith Training. Before Care begins at 05:45 and ends at 07:30. Buses provided by the school will transport children to their assigned schools. Grades are LA-4 and Kindergarten. Breakfast is not served at this time. After School SAC: Available for students attending North Polk, Pickering, and Faith Training. After Care begins at 15:00 and ends at 18:00. Buses provided by the school will transport children to CDC 701. The children are provided with a healthy snack. Grades are LA-4 and Kindergarten. Before/After School SAC: Full day care is provided on school out days for: Seasonal and holiday breaks and school closures, scheduled and due to inclement weather Summer Camp Hourly Care Children have access to computer labs and can receive help on daily homework assignments. Programs are nationally accredited and utilize standard curricula through formal partnerships with nationally-recognized organizations such as 4-H and Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA). * Depending on school configuration

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These programs are either 2 or 3 days and run from 0830-1130 They are designed to provide children with developmentally appropriate activities and social interactions.

CDC 701 offers Strong bonds. This program is designed as a Pre-K experience for children who are 4 years old and entering Kindergarten the following year.

LA-4 Summer program is full day childcare offered Monday - Friday from 5:45 pm - 6:00 pm. Kindergarten Summer Camp consists of 10 one-week sessions Monday - Friday from 5:45 - 6:00 pm

School Support Services provides Army school-aged youth with educational opportunities, resources and information necessary to achieve academic success. A branch of Child & Youth Services (CYS), School Support Services features School Liaison Officers (SLOs), who help schools, installations and Families work together for student achievement.

Summer camp for grades 1st -5th that consists of 10 one-week sessions Monday - Friday from 5:45 pm - 6:00 pm

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

Summer camp for grades 1st -5th that consists of 10 one-week sessions Monday - Friday from 5:45 pm - 6:00 pm

LA-4 Summer program is full day childcare offered Monday - Friday from 5:45 pm - 6:00 pm. Kindergarten Summer Camp consists of 10 one-week sessions Monday - Friday from 5:45 - 6:00 pm

The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides comprehensive support to Family members with special needs. An Exceptional Family Member is a Family member with any physical, emotional, developmental, or intellectual disorder that requires special treatment, therapy, education, training, or counseling, and meets the eligibility criteria. EFMP pertains to active-duty Soldiers, US Army Reserve Soldiers in the Active Guard Reserve (AGR) Program, and Army National Guard AGR personnel serving under authority of 10 USC or 32 USC. Department of the Army Civilians do not enroll in the program. EFMP takes an all-inclusive approach to coordinating military and civilian community, educational, medical, housing, and personnel services to help Soldiers and their Families with special needs. Enrollment in EFMP includes a wide array of benefits, detailed in the EFMP Benefits Fact Sheet. EFMP enrollment does not adversely affect promotions, schools, or assignments. EFMP information is not made available to selection boards. Soldiers with Exceptional Family Members are required to register for EFMP and keep enrollment information current. That way, Family needs will be considered during the OCONUS assignments process. If you’re eligible for EFMP services, Family members must be screened and enrolled when they accompany authorized Soldiers on OCONUS assignments. Screenings include a medical records review for all Family members and developmental screening for all children 72 months and younger. (Special education needs are considered only in assignments outside the United States. Assignments within the US and its territories are not based on the educational needs of children.) For more information about EFMP and helpful articles about the program, look at the Enterprise EFMP site. After that, contact the installation EFMP manager at your local Army Community Service (ACS) office. To learn more about medical enrollment, see the Program Overview. EFMP Resources Here are some helpful resources for EFMP Families. (Government Links) Systems Navigators. Systems navigators are ACS EFMP staff members available on most Army installations. They assist EFMP Families with navigating through the available systems of care.​​​​ EFMP Newsletter. The Exceptional Advocate is the DoD’s EFMP newsletter, which includes helpful information and resources. Military OneSouce. Military OneSource’s EFMP & Me tool allows Families to explore the details of EFMP benefits and processes. DirectSTEP. DirectSTEP® eCourses are available for free to Soldiers and Family Members, Army EFMP staff, and Special Education staff associated with teaching military children. DirectSTEP® eCourses teach staff, parents, and educators how to handle critical education issues to obtain positive outcomes. Respite Care Support. The Army’s Respite Care Support services provide a temporary rest period for Family members responsible for regular care of persons with disabilities. Care may be provided in the EFM respite care user’s home. (Non-Government Links, No Endorsement Implied) Center for Parent Information and Resources (CPIR). CPIR serves as a central resource of information and products to the community of Parent Training Information (PTI) Centers and Community Parent Resource Centers, so they can focus their efforts on serving Families of children with disabilities. American Camp Association (ACA). The ACA is a community of camp professionals who join together to share their knowledge and experience and ensure the quality of camp programs, including those for Exceptional Family Members.

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

Special Needs Accommodation Placement (SNAP) Counselors coordinate and facilitate a team of professionals to assist with problems or services at Child and Youth Services (CYS).

Family Life Chaplains are credentialed primary trainers of relational family life, relationship, and life skills. Family life Chaplains (FLCs) support commanders by providing additional training to Chaplains in pastoral skills and counseling and relationship education and programs. This realm includes skills taught by the Relational Family Life Chaplain to include topics such as marriage enrichment, relationship skills for couples, relationship skills for singles, and parenting skills.

School Support Services provides Army school-aged youth with educational opportunities, resources and information necessary to achieve academic success. A branch of Child & Youth Services (CYS), School Support Services features School Liaison Officers (SLOs), who help schools, installations and Families work together for student achievement.

Through the School of Knowledge, Inspiration, Exploration, and Skills (S.K.I.E.S.) children and youth have equal access to opportunities that expand their knowledge, inspire them, allow them to explore and acquire new skills. SKIES encompasses instructional programs of children and youth from infancy to adolescence.

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