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This guide contains a list of resources available to members of this US military community. It does not provide exhaustive information about each resource. Instead, it provides just enough information for you to quickly determine what resources are available to serve your needs. You can then use the included phone numbers or web links to obtain more detailed information for a particular resource.

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Adult Education Services

Army Emergency Relief (AER)

Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS)

Casualty Assistance Office or Center (CAO, CAC)

Casualty Assistance Center

To provide compassionate unwavering support to families of our deceased, wounded, and unaccounted-for Soldiers; while ensuring plans, programs, policies and systems remain updated in order to provide timely and accurate information and set the conditions for success. Additionally, assist active duty Soldiers in the event of loss of spouse or child.

Criminal Investigation Division (CID)

Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA)

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP)

EFMP Information and Support

The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) is a mandatory enrollment per DoD Inst 1342.17 AR 608-75 for any service member who has a family member with medical, mental health or educational needs. The Department of Defense is now requiring the losing and gaining installations to query service members on EFMP issues and to educate them on the regulation and services available. If a service member qualifies, they are directed to complete the evaluation and enrollment process. EFMP enrollment ensures that medical, mental health and/or education services are available at the installation to which the Service member is assigned. ALARACT 325/2011 now requires that Commander review include EFMP enrollment status as part of Service member readiness. The Army Community Service (ACS) EFMP Manager is able to provide resources and referrals to community services, schools, support groups, educational workshops and recreational activities. Enrollment in EFMP ensures that required services are avai

Housing Office or Service

Inspector General (IG)

Logistics Readiness Center (LRC)

Military Housing

Other Military Service Provider

Safety Office

Survivor Outreach Services (SOS)

Survivors Outreach Services (SOS)

Army Community Service (ACS) Center serves as the installation's primary coordinating resource agency. ACS provides a multitude of community based services that foster growth, development, and readiness of families assigned to the installation. SOS is an Army program developed to serve surviving families of the fallen. The program provides long-term support, resources and emotional connections by maintaining a continuing relationships between survivors and the Army. SOS is available to all survivors: spouses, children, parents, siblings, and friends who are grieving the loss of a Soldier regardless of how they died. SOS coordinates with the military, non-governmental organizations and the local communities to create an area support network.

TRICARE

Veterans Affairs

Harry S. Truman Memorial Veteran's Hospital, FLW VA Clinic

Truman VA provides a full continuum of care in both inpatient and outpatient settings and is committed to excellent patient care, education and research. The facility offers comprehensive care including primary care, medical and surgical specialties, behavioral health, physical and occupational therapy and pharmacy services. In addition, Truman VA is a referral center for heart care services including open heart surgery. The facility also offers additional services including audiology and speech pathology, social work services, dermatology, dental, neurology, oncology, orthopedic surgery, podiatry, prosthetics, urology and vision care.

YMCA

ASYMCA - Fort Leonard Wood

The Armed Services YMCA of MO operates more than 30 programs and services a month/ Last year, they served over 11,000 military service members and their families. Their activities are customized to meet the specific needs of the military communities in which they operate. Some programs include, but are not limited to; Annual Art Contest, Community Service Requirements, Afterschool Adventures, Warriors in Town, Operation Hero, Mom and Me Craft Classes, Summer Camps for Military Kids, Military Family Camping Weekend, Story Hours, Operation Ride Home, Operation Kid Comfort, Babysitting basics/CPR/First Aid, Help Me Learn, Arthritis Foundation Exercise program, Zumba with the ASY, ASYMCA Youth Basketball League.