Adolescent Support and Counseling Services- for counseling and prevention services.

Educational

Emergency Relief Services, Volunteer Programs, CPR training, etc provided by American Red Cross

Provides Service Members and their Families the ability to notify each other in the event of a crisis.

Transportation to and from locations on and off Area IV Installations.

Travel plans, airline and train tickets.

A variety of up to date movies Friday through Sunday & Holidays.

Airline tickets and tour arrangements.

One-Stop Center to meet the needs of soldiers, civilians, retirees and their families. Offers orientation, transition, support and resources including housing and transportation.

ACS invites you into a world of education, opportunity and discovery while offering programs and services that promote self-reliance, resilience, and stability during war and peace. There are many programs and services ACS has to offer. •Army Family Action Plan •Army Family Team Building •Army Volunteer Corps •EFMP (Exceptional Family Member Program) •Employment Readiness •Family Advocacy Program •Family Enrichment Program •Financial Readiness •Information & Referral Program •Mobilization, Deployment, and Support Stability Operations •New Parent Support Program •Relocation Readiness Program •SHARP (Sexual Harassment, Assault Reporting & Prevention) •Soldier and Family Assistance Center •Survivor Outreach Services •Victim Advocacy Program

Assistance with money management, credit management, planning, budgeting, and applying for Army Emergency Relief Loans and Grants.

Courses that familiarize participants with the Army lifestyle, language, programs, services, and other offerings. Oniine courses available at www.myarmyonesource.com. In person courses available upon request.

Support, counseling, and assistance for victims of domestic abuse.

Army Community Services assist with resume writing, interview preparations, gaining meaningful employment, and increasing knowledge, skills, and abilities.

Provides prevention, education, prompt reporting, investigation, intervention and treatment of spouse and/or child abuse.

Provides a variety of household items to Service members and their families to use temporarily. The Relocation Readiness Program has an active Loan Closet that provides a loan service of basic household items designed to assist active duty, DoD civilians and their family members until arrival of their own hold baggage and household goods, or for departing personnel after shipment of goods prior to departure.

Army Community Services Provides a variety of household items to Service members and their families to use temporarily. The Relocation Readiness Program has an active Loan Closet that provides a loan service of basic household items designed to assist active duty, DoD civilians and their family members until arrival of their own hold baggage and household goods, or for departing personnel after shipment of goods prior to departure.

Training for FRG Leadership and Family Members.

Training for FRG Websites. FRG Essentials and classes. Learn about the key tasks of an FRG; how to establish and run an effective FRG; and about the roles and importance of FRG positions.

Army Community Service provides information on Financial Readiness: Designed to help participants use credit wisely in order to establish and maintain a good credit rating.

Training for marital relationship provided by the Family Advocacy Program.

Training for Newborn Care.

Welcome and brief new arrivals to Area IV.

Provides family members with information and services available to them in the event of a crisis, loss, or emergency. Provided by Army Community Service

Parent/Child interactions offered by the Family Advocacy Program.

Training for parenting provided by the Family Advocacy Program.

Provides information about installations around the world and assistance with potential contacts at those duty stations. Provided by Army Community Service.

Training and resiliency skills to withstand and manage the stress and anxiety of military life. Provided by Army Community Service.

Activities and forums to aid in familiarizing yourself with the community both inside and outside the gate. Provided by Army Community Service.

Offer opportunities for Soldiers to volunteer in both the military and local community. Provided by Army Community Service. Volunteer Management Information System registration. Volunteer of the Quarter.

Information, Resources, and Training for Volunteer Service. Volunteer Management Information System (VMIS) registration. Provided by Army Community Service.

Teaches classes, provides displays for health fairs and community events, and supplies hand-outstand materials for health information events.

Provides consultation and education regarding health issues, safety, medication administration, communicable diseases and blood-borne pathogens.

Provides HIV/Sexually Transmitted Infections classes to units and individuals. Provides education, counseling, contact investigation, and follow-up service support for all positive results..

Ensures timely initial evaluation for Tuberculosis and provides effective education and counseling to ensure appropriate completion of preventive treatment.

Provide services which are adequate and responsive to emphasize alcohol and drug abuse deterrence, prevention, and education. Category: Alcohol Abuse, Drug and Substance Abuse

Administration of illegal substance examinations.

Provides resources for suicide intervention skills, prevention, and follow-up, in an effort to reduce the occurrence of suicidal behavior.

Provides CONFIDENTIAL assistance with and counseling to mitigate family issues, suicidal ideations, and other stressors while encouraging techniques to enhance resilience. Available to Soldiers. Dependants based on availability and/or referral.

Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers. Community Service Activities and Recreation and Leisure Events to enhance the quality of life. Tours, trips and other recreational activities.

Daechang Nursing Home Visit: History: Korean Young men and women were taken to Sakhalin Island (now in Russia) to provide forced labor. Most were unable to return to Korea after World War II. Almost 1,500 individuals returned to South Korea Beginning in 1985. The Daechang Nursing Home was established to care for the elderly people returning from the Sakhalin. The 19th ESC Command Chaplain’s Office sponsors a nursing home visit monthly to offer good will and care to the nursing home residents. Contact the 19ESC Chaplain Office for more information.

CONFIDENTIAL Individual, couple, and family pastoral care and pre-marital counseling. Counseling for combat stress. English Available. Contact for availability in Hangul. Unit Post-Deployment training.

CONFIDENTIAL Individual, couple, and family pastoral care and pre-marital counseling. Counseling for combat stress, civilian spiritual and family support services.

Spiritual, family and social well-being support.

Provides programs and educational activities for children ages 6 weeks - 5 years of age.

Education

One stop for parent/children resources

Registerstration for children ages 6 weeks through elementary years for all CYSS programs. Contact for availability and eligibility.

The Daegu Scouts, a consolidated site for all your child's Scouting needs within the Daegu and Area IV Community. Here you will find information on Boy Scouts Troop 81, Cub Scouts Pack 81, and Venture Crew 73.

Resource for camping and outdoor activities.

Ambulatory Care and follow-up appointments provided on an outpatient basis, including diagnosis, observation, consultation, treatment, intervention and rehabilitation services.

Ambulatory Care and follow-up appointments provided on an outpatient basis, including diagnosis, observation, consultation, treatment, intervention and rehabilitation services.

Provides medial examinations to determine if employees can work in field condition during time of emergency

Identifies ergonomic risks during surveys. Performs in-depth ergonomic evaluations as needed. Conducted by Industrial Hygiene Office.

Provides employees with follow-up for blood-borne pathogen exposure.

Assesses and documents eye hazards, required eye protection and use. To mitigate eye/vision hazards, Identifies the need for illumination. Inspections conducted by Industrial Hygiene.

Provides briefings on potential medical threats in area or on Peninsula with focus on preventive measures.

Immunizations

Immunization Clinic.

Provides immunization screenings to employees on area installations.

Evaluates hospital-unique exposures, hazardous drugs, blood-borne pathogens, waste anesthetic gases, and chemicals in clinic areas. Coordinates with Directorate of Public Works to determine feasible solutions to resolve IEQ problems regarding building or ventilation deficiencies.

Surveys for all known noise-hazardous areas. Documents deficiencies related to the hearing conservation standard in DOEHRS-IH. Conducted by Industrial Hygiene Office.

Provides group health education regarding noise-exposed health hazards and performs annual audiogram to noise-exposed employees.

Provides group health education regarding job-related eye hazards and performs vision screening.

Portal to Tricare resources and services.

Physical Examinations - Children, youth and sport physicals.

Physical Health Assessments (PHA) or school youth physicals.

Physical Health Assessments (PHA) phase II. Individual Soldiers must complete Phase I online prior to appointment.

Provides employees with medical examination(s) for pre-placement, periodic, termination & medical surveillance.

Provides briefings and information Heat and Cold Weather Injuries; Sexually Transmitted Infections. Provides risk assessments with focus on Readiness.

Identifies ionizing and non-ionizing radiation health hazards. Conducted by Industrial Hygiene.

Assesses the respiratory capacity of employees on area installations.

Spills and other environmental hazards are investigated by Environmental Health.

Provides educational techniques, skills , and medical assistance to help participants quit smoking. Provided by Public Health Nursing. Program information available to Civilian Population. Prescription program only available to Military Beneficiaries.

Womens' Wellness Exam

Women's' Wellness Exam

Conducts workplace inspections, provides hazard identification, compliance inspections, personal protective equipment requirements, confined space requirements and training.

Conducting joint worksite visits with Occupational Medicine personnel to address worksite causes of elevated exposures identifying appropriate medical surveillance recommendations from worksite evaluations.

Provides dental exams, cleanings, general dentistry, and emergency treatment.

Provides dental exams, cleanings, general dentistry, and emergency treatment.

Conducts on-site investigations, provides guidance for unit investigations by reviewing report requirements and completeness. Provides accident investigations training upon request.

For Military Police, Fire Department or Ambulance Services.

For Military Police, Fire Department and Emergency Ambulance Services.

Community-based, family-centered early intervention services provided in the child's natural enviroment at home and up to pre-school..

Provides guidance and investigate Discrimination related concerns.

Assistance with the program enrollment process and requirements.

Assistance with document completion and clarification of requirements.

Sports and Recreation

For Change of station, temporary duty, or visiting.

Opportunities to volunteer develop management skills.

Special arts and crafts classes.

Recreation

Grocery

Sports and Recreation

Grocery

Provides community members weekly tours to locations within and outside the country of Korea.

Provides community members weekly tours to locations within and outside the country of Korea.

Provides community members weekly tours to locations within and outside the country of Korea.

Provides support for community-wide events such as festivals, contests, concerts, etc.

9-Hole golf course for carts and walking.

Golf Proshop

Free Weights, Exercise Equipment, Basketball Court, Weight Belts, etc. Some age requirements apply for children.

Free Weights, Exercise Equipment, Basketball Court, Weight Belts, etc. Some age requirements apply for children.

Free Weights, Exercise Equipment, Basketball Court, Weight Belts, etc. Some age requirements apply for children.

Fitness classes: Zumba, Mission Essential Fitness, Body Pump, Hip Hop Cycling and Abs, Cardio Boxing, and Circuit Training. Some age requirements apply.

Sports and recreation

Provides library services. Check out media. Reference assistance, story hour for children, internet service, and database research also available.

Check out media. Reference assistance, story hour for children, internet service, and database research also available.

Provides library services. Check out media. Reference assistance, story hour for children, internet service, and database research also available.

Dependent children

Provides music room for the community to use.

Outdoors activities and tours

Provides rental equipment for community members and organizations to host private functions. Provided by the Family, Morale, Welfare and Recreation office.

Assist soldiers, Units and Families develop a Soldier and Family Readiness Group (SFRG).

Lap Swimming and Open Swim.

Lap Swimming, Open Swim, Life Guard Course, Adult Learn-to-Swim Classes. Community Room and Pool Equipment.

Sports and Recreation

Teen activities

Sports and Recreation

Leisure and Recreation bowling alley

Sports and Recreation for youths

Provide all service relating to housing activities for all authorized personnel, Soldiers, DoD Civilians and their families assigned to USAG Daegu significantly contribute to the individual’s and families’ quality of life and render full support to make Area IV the “Best place to live, work, grow, enjoy and play.”

Provides services to assist with the proper filing of claims for lost or damaged property.

Legal assistance with last will and testament, adoption paperwork, and disposition of personal property.

CONFIDENTIAL one on one appointments with attorney to discuss legal issues.

CONFIDENTIAL one on one appointments with attorney to discuss legal issues

CONFIDENTIAL one on one appointments with attorney to discuss legal issues.

Provides Notary services for documents that can be legally notarized.

Assistance with establishing, maintaining, and modifying a variety of powers-of-attorney.

Program addresses issues that occur across the military lifestyle and helps Service Members and their Families cope with normal reactions to the stress, separation, relationship issues, conflict resolution, reintegration and other stresses of military life.

The Household Goods (HHG) smartphone application; provide updated information on Soldier's and service provider's requirements, entitlements and polices. The HHG app provides essential knowledge and tips designed to educate Soldiers, Families, and the Department of the Army Civilians on moving HHG under a Permanent Change of Station (PCS). The HHG app is a knowledge-based information tool. The focused areas are entitlements, move types, plan/schedule your move, claims, special items, and moving references. It is an interactive app that helps anyone prepare for their PCS move. This app is developed with more practical and interactive functionality to assist with and improve the HHG movement process.

Volunteer Opportunities, Information on Stateside Job Fairs, Veterans Service Information. If your interested in becoming a member or need to renew your membership to NCOA contact us for information.

Provides education opportunitis, resources and services to soldiers, civilians and their families.

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.

Country Health Agency

Transportation to and from Area IV installations to Yongsan (121st Brian Allgood Army Community Hospital).

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

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

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.

Area IV transportation to and from Osan only.

Transportation between Camp Carroll, Camp Henry, and Camp Walker.

VA Benefits Advisors provide information and benefits assistance to Service Members, Veterans, and their families to ensure a smooth and successful transition to civilian life. We are trained in all VA benefits and services, and have experience with the nuances of eligibility and the application process. We provide the mandatory VA Benefits I and VA Benefits II Briefings for Service Members. We are available to provide individual assistance to help address specific questions about benefits and filing claims. We also provide briefings to various groups about VA Benefits and programs.

Command Staff Duty (24/7) Phone Number. *To place a call from the U.S. to Camp Henry DSN phone number, dial 011-82-5021+last 6 digits. * To place a call from the U.S. to a Korean cell phone, dial 011-82+last two digits of the prefix + rest of the phone number. *To dial a toll-free 1-800 number from a DSN line, dial 94-800+rest of the phone number. *Collect calls may not be accepted on Military telephone lines (including telephone lines in living quarters).

Education

Serving U.S. Military Retirees, their Dependents and Survivors throughout the Republic of Korea. The Mission of the Retirement Services Offices in Korea is to provide counseling and assistance to Retirees, widows, widowers, survivors, and Family members from all branches concerning rights, benefits, and entitlements. About Us: As Retirement Services Officers we supervise the delivery of the installation Retirement Services Program and the SBP. We are responsible for counseling Soldiers and Family members concerning retirement rights, benefits, and privileges. We serve as the senior commander/garrison commander (GC) SME on the retirement services counseling Retired Soldiers and Family members on SBP entitlements; Survivor benefits/entitlements associated with retiree deaths. Use the DFAS–CL Defense Retired Annuitant System (DRAS) to provide the following services: (a) View a retired Soldier’s pay account. (b) View an annuitant’s pay account. (c) Change allotments. (d) Change beneficiary information. (e) Change a mailing address. (f) Change bank information. (g) Change tax filing and withholding status. (h) Reissue 1099–R for tax filing purposes. (i) Request copies of the Retired Account Statement. (j) Ensure Soldiers who first entered military service on or after 1 August 1986, and who reach their 14th year, 6-month career mark, are provided written notification and counseled by their installation representative in accordance with the Career Status Bonus/Reduced Retired Pay Plan (CSB/REDUX). Coordinate with other Government agencies as necessary to resolve problems, provide information and referrals to retired Soldiers and their Families, upon request. Establish subordinate or regional retiree councils, as needed, to support populations residing in the Republic of Korea geographic areas. Ensure that local retiree council members are informed through the chairperson of the council on matters affecting retired Soldiers/annuitants and solicit their support as needed. Write, publish, and mail, by regular post and e-mail, a retiree bulletin at least annually for all retired Soldiers and surviving spouses residing within their area of responsibility.

Military & professional career guidance. Located at: Camp Henry, Camp Walker and Camp Carroll.

Assessment of and training for specific mental and physical resilience and performance enhancement techniques and skills.

Program designed to guide the Army's efforts to build the physical, psychological, social, spiritual, and family preparedness and resilience of the Total Force - Soldiers (Active, Reserve and National Guard), Army Civilians, and their Families

The BAACH app is designed to streamline care from Korean National community hospitals. It provides access to translation services and emergency rooms. It also provides a handbook for hospital selection. The BAACH app is useful throughout the Korean Peninsula and is accessible to Service Members and Civilians alike.

Worship Services serving a variety of Faiths and Traditions. Volunteer Opportunities Available.

Worship Services providing a wide variety of general and denominational religious rites, sacraments, and ordinances. Volunteer Opportunities Available.

Worship Services providing a wide variety of general and denominational religious rites, sacraments, and ordinances. Volunteer Opportunities Available.

Provides commanders, leaders, and directors with assistance and guidance to encourage and enforce the importance of preconditioning before engaging in sports and recreational activities. personnel.

Reviews organizational programs, mission, accident experience and focus as it relates to Safety and Occupational Health

Executes the Senior Commander's safety and occupational health program. Communicates best practices and lessons learned.

Provides guidance for executing Unit/Organizational Vehicle Operations, Operators and Personally Owned Vehicle Operations during seasonal conditions, i.e. Monsoon, Ice/Snow, etc.

Educational support for school age children

A variety of programs and supportive services offered to school-age children, including: Youth Sponsorship Ready and Resilient Teen Program Adopt-A-School Parent Education Workshops Educator Workshops Tutoring and Homework labs

Teaches about sexual assault myths and facts, fosters a preventive culture that ensures a safe reporting environment, and appropriate accountability. Provides education about offender tactics, how to intervene to stop sexual assaults from occurring, and how to report an incident.

Sexual Assault Hotline

SHARP Academy- Provides select Soldiers with 3 days of specialized SHARP training. After successful completion, Soldier will graduate as SHARP Ambassador, receive promotion points, and be charged with promoting the SHARP message and representing/sharing the SHARP philosophies amongst their peers.

Required for purchases at Exchangees and Commissaries

Photo identification for access to base and services. Copy of Orders, Letter of Employment and/or sponsorship is required.

Driving privledges within the Republic of Korea

Provide adult educational counseling and advice for soldiers and civilians.

Individual, group, and Family transition preparation. Available employment assistance through briefings, workshops, seminars, and classes on employment related topics. On-on-one mentoring with experienced counselor.

Enrolls Service members, their families, and other beneficiaries into TRICARE. Assistance with TRICARE and Military Health System inquiries and concerns. Assistance with resolving health-care collection- related issues. Assistance with determining status of referrals and authorizations for care at host-nation hospitals. Assitance with arranging OB/GYN Tours to host-nation hospitals

Supports Service members with programs and services that keep them connected to family , home, and country throughout their time of service. Offers tours and trips.

Installation transportation to and from locations on Camp Carroll only.

Transportation to and from Daegu area installations only.

Provides care, oral medications, immunizations, and minor surgeries for domestic dogs and cats on a limited bases.