DoDEA's counselors provide a comprehensive guidance program to all students in grades PreK-12th. The school guidance program helps build the foundation for life-long learning by assisting students in developing self-respect, awareness of others and positive learning attitudes. School counselors provide direct and indirect services and activities to students, families, and school staff for developing strategies that deal with education, personal and social challenges that may interfere with the educational process.

Individual, group and family therapy for teens ages 11-19 (6th - 12th grade) who are at risk for problematic behavior, including drug and alcohol use. Also provides prevention services for issues like anger, stress, self-esteem issues, transitions, and bullying.

Preventing, identifying and treating adolescents with problems related to alcohol and other drugs is the top priority of ASACS. TREATMENT: ASACS provides early intervention and outpatient treatment for adolescents and their families. We offer assessments; individual, group, and family counseling; follow-up and after-care services in military communities. PREVENTION: Classroom presentations emphasizing positive coping skills such positive communication, problem-solving skills, stress and anger management, as well as education about gateway drugs: smoking, alcohol and marijuana.

Individual, group and family therapy for teens 11-19 (6th - 12th grade) who are at risk for problematic behavior, including drug and alcohol use. Also providing prevention services for issues like anger, stress, self-esteem issues, transitions, and bullying.

Preventing, identifying and treating adolescents with problems related to alcohol and other drugs is the top priority of ASACS. TREATMENT: ASACS provides early intervention and outpatient treatment for adolescents and their families. We offer assessments; individual, group, and family counseling; follow-up and after-care services in military communities. PREVENTION: Classroom presentations emphasizing positive coping skills such positive communication, problem-solving skills, stress and anger management, as well as education about gateway drugs: smoking, alcohol and marijuana.

Individual, group and family therapy for teens 11-19 (6th - 12th grade) who are at risk for problematic behavior, including drug and alcohol use. Also providing prevention services for issues like anger, stress, self-esteem issues, transitions, and bullying.

Spangdahlem Red Cross Office provides Babysitter's Course and Pediatric CPR/ AED/ First Aid.

Training for CPR/First Aid, Advanced Cardiac Life Support

Class covers adult, infant and child CPR and AED training and basic first aid including sudden illness, choking, burns, cardiac emergencies and bleeding. AED Class as requested.

Training for CPR, First Aid, and Advanced Cardiac Life Support.

Class covers adult, infant and child CPR and AED training and basic first aid including sudden illness, choking, burns, cardiac emergencies and bleeding. AED Class as requested.

The Family Advocacy Program in Europe (FAP-E) outreach and prevention program is designed to strengthen and improve the quality of life for our military Families by increasing self-sufficiency, resiliency and community cohesion for active duty, Family members, civilians and retirees. FAP-E is dedicated to helping Soldiers and Families address the unique challenges of military life, living overseas and understanding how unmanaged stress can lead to child abuse and domestic violence. Services focus on prevention, education, prompt reporting, investigation, intervention, and treatment.

Discuss the causes of anger and how it affects your health, relationships, and well-being. The focus is on helping people express their anger in a controlled and appropriate way.

Financial Readiness Program includes classes on personal financial readiness classes and individual consultation are provided for budget preparation, credit management, consumer protection, investing and a variety of other topics related to personal financial management.

Employment Readiness provides resources, career assessments, training and resources for individuals seeking employment and career development.

Deployment training, support and materials. The program offers training, pre-deployment briefings, resource material and support to Family Readiness groups and waiting Family Members.

Family Readiness Group contact and referral.

The Lending Closet is a service provided by the Army Community Service (ACS) center to help soldiers and their families in the transition process (inbound or outbound) by providing them with household essentials they may need. The main purpose of the loan closet is to satisfy the immediate needs of the family. The priority usage of baby items goes to families in transition. Other members of the community may also use the items, based on availability (Family visit, friends, newborn) and must return the items if needed.

Through Army Emergency Relief interest free loans and grants may be provided for financial emergencies.

The New Parent Support Program provides education and support for expectant and new parents through their child’s third year. Home visits can be arranged at the parents’ convenience. The program is designed to enhance parents’ knowledge and parenting skills.

Community information for newcomers to USAG Benelux.

Welcome barbecue and briefing at newcomer orientations

Personal Financial Readiness. Classes and individual consultation are provided for budget preparation, credit management, consumer protection, investing and a variety of other topics related to personal financial management.

Relocation Readiness: Moving is a part of life for Soldiers, Government Civilians and their Families. The Army Community Service Relocation Readiness Program provides assistance to the Total Army Family. We are dedicated to ensuring our clients are capable of surviving and thriving through the PCS and ETS processes.

Individuals with restricted or unrestricted reports of sexual assault are assisted and supported in receiving medical treatment, counseling and other supportive services as needed. Unit, organization and leadership training and briefings are provided. Training and continuing education is provided for Unit Victim Advocates.

Learn new skills, work through parenting challenges and develop resources. The New Parent Support Program provides education and support for expectant and new parents through their child’s third year. Home visits can be arranged at the parents’ convenience.

Train to become a sponsor to a new member of your unit.

Stress Management Classes. Discuss the causes of anger and how it affects your health, relationships, and well-being. The focus is on helping people express their anger in a controlled and appropriate way.

Military and Family Life Counselors are available for individual evaluations and counseling. Licensed clinicians provide short term, situational problem-solving confidential consultation to help Service Members and their families cope with the stress resulting from military life. Non-clinical individual counseling is available from the Military & Family Life Consultants (MFLC). The MFLC Program provides short-term, non-medical counseling support for a range of issues including: relationships, crisis intervention, stress management, grief, occupational and other individual and family issues. Psycho-educational presentations focused on issues common to the military family including: reunion/reintegration, stress/coping, grief/loss and deployment are provided to commands, Family Readiness Groups (FRGs), Soldier Readiness Processing and other locations, as requested. Support for these issues empowers individuals during the problem-solving process, increases individual and family competency and resilience in coping with the challenges of military life and ensures that these issues do not detract from operational readiness

Teaches personal and professional time management methods.

Classes and individual appointments for transition to civilian life.

Individuals who identified through restricted or unrestricted reports of sexual assault are assisted and supported in receiving medical treatment, counseling and other supportive services as needed. Unit, organization and leadership training and briefings are provided. Training and continuing education is provided for Unit Victim Advocates.

Coordination of volunteer jobs and tracking the work you put in to help your later career.

Instruction and Prevention Measures provided through individual counseling.

Pre and Post Deployment Screening. Instruction and Prevention Measures provided through individual counseling.

HIV/AIDS awareness, understanding, and prevention training.

Instruction and prevention measures provided through individual counseling.

Individual appointments for travel information and possible health concerns

1. Active-duty personnel: The clinical services for Army Substance Abuse Program are provided by the Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care (SUDCC). SUDCC is an outpatient substance abuse treatment service available to all active-duty personnel. SUDCC's mission is to support military readiness by providing effective treatment strategies that will enable individuals to develop abstinence, enhance quality of life and promote healthy lifestyles. The SUDCC staff is committed to the enhancement of quality living through early identification, evidenced based interventions, individualized treatment plans and aftercare strategies to prevent relapse. The following clinical services are available: Diagnostic Evaluations Outpatient Rehabilitation Individual and Group, Family and Couple Therapy After Care Rehabilitation Referrals for Medication Management Referrals to Prime For Life Education 2. Civilian employees, including Contractors and Local National employees, Family Members, and Retirees: Employee Assistance Program (EAP) services include screening, assessment, problem solving, referral, mediation and group facilitation. Family members and retirees can address any problem that may adversely impact job performance, attendance, conduct or behavior on the job. 3. As of March 2020: SHAPE Group of Alcoholics Anonymous (English-Speaking Meeting) Tuesday Evenings from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. International Baptist Church Chemin Du Prince, 284 7050 Jurbise

Social Work services, offered within the Department of Behavioral Health, can assist individuals and families cope more effectively with stress resulting from illness, disability, hospitalization, family violence or emotional stress. Anger Management counseling is available.

Supportive counseling services are available for personnel seeking treatment for anxiety. Virtual appointments are available.

Social Work services, offered within the Department of Behavioral Health, can assist individuals and families cope more effectively with stress resulting from illness, disability, hospitalization, family violence or emotional stress. Assertiveness counseling is available.

Supportive counseling services are available to personnel seeking evaluation and/or treatment for Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Neuropsychologists may be asked to evaluate for conditions such as memory loss or ADHD (Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder).

Counseling services are available to personnel seeking diagnosis or behavioral health support for their Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Supportive counseling services available to families with a focus on problems exhibited by children including depression, anxiety, school problems, deployment issues and anger.

Behavioral health resources and education related to preventing and breaking patterns of domestic violence. The Army Family Advocacy Program is dedicated to the prevention, education, prompt reporting, investigation, intervention and treatment of spouse and child abuse. The program provides a variety of services to soldiers and families to enhance their relationship skills and improve their quality of life. Services include assessment and treatment planning; as well as individual, family, and couples counseling.

Supportive counseling services available to families with a focus on problems exhibited by children including depression, anxiety, school problems, deployment issues and anger. Behavioral Health is the balance between thoughts, moods, and behaviors. Disruption of this balance can result in problems like relationship conflict, worsening work or school performance, and difficulty meeting responsibilities. Maintaining behavioral health, or getting back on track once behavioral health has been disrupted, requires help and support.

Provides treatment for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Acute Stress Disorder, and managing affects from mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI).

Individual counseling and education related to conflict resoulation and domestic violence. Breaking abusive patterns of domestic violence and abuse. Discussion group dealing with family violence and relationships.

Counseling and treatment aimed at increasing communication, trust, problem solving, developing coping strategies and decreasing conflicts.

Counseling and treatment aimed at increasing communication, trust, problem solving, developing coping strategies and decreasing conflicts.

Counseling and treatment aimed at increasing communication, trust, problem solving, developing coping strategies and decreasing conflicts among families, couples, and individuals.

Counseling aimed at increasing communication, trust, problem solving, developing coping strategies and decreasing conflicts.

Marital and individual counseling and treatment aimed at increasing communication, trust, problem solving, developing coping strategies and decreasing conflicts among families, couples, and individuals.

Individual and group help for Crisis involving Alcohol or Drug abuse.

Treatment aimed at decreasing depressive symptoms.

1. Active-duty personnel: The clinical services for Army Substance Abuse Program are provided by the Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care (SUDCC). SUDCC is an outpatient substance abuse treatment service available to all active-duty personnel. SUDCC's mission is to support military readiness by providing effective treatment strategies that will enable individuals to develop abstinence, enhance quality of life and promote healthy lifestyles. The SUDCC staff is committed to the enhancement of quality living through early identification, evidenced based interventions, individualized treatment plans and aftercare strategies to prevent relapse. The following clinical services are available: Diagnostic Evaluations Outpatient Rehabilitation Individual and Group, Family and Couple Therapy After Care Rehabilitation Referrals for Medication Management Referrals to Prime For Life Education 2. Civilian employees, including Contractors and Local National employees, Family Members, and Retirees: Employee Assistance Program (EAP) services include screening, assessment, problem solving, referral, mediation and group facilitation. Family members and retirees can address any problem that may adversely impact job performance, attendance, conduct or behavior on the job. 3. Drug Testing Program: The Army Drug Testing Program is a command program composed of the Soldier, the commander, the Unit Prevention Leader (UPL), the Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) staff, the Forensic Toxicology Drug Testing Laboratories (FTDTL), the Medical Review Officer and the Staff Judge Advocate. The program has three primary goals: To deter service members from abusing drugs including illegal drugs and other illicit drugs. Be a tool for commanders to assess the security, military fitness, good order and discipline of their commands. Serve as a basis to take appropriate action, adverse or other (including referral for treatment), with a service member based on a positive test result.

Provides prevention services for issues like anger, stress, self-esteem issues and grief and loss.

Counseling aimed at increasing communication, trust, problem solving, and developing coping strategies to decrease conflicts, reduce marital discord and improve relationships.

Therapy and counseling focused on breaking the pattern of abusive and violent relationships.

Diagnosis, treatment and counseling focused on decreasing symptoms of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI) and support dealing with deployment issues.

Therapy and counseling dealing with parenting issues.

Treatment for PTSD/mTBI.

Individual Evaluations and Counseling. Provides prevention services for issues like anger, stress, self-esteem issues and grief and loss.

Individual Evaluations and Counseling. Provides prevention services for issues like anger, stress, self-esteem issues and grief and loss, etc.

Individual appointments for concerns about managing stress.

Crisis intervention services are available with behavioral health providers.

Treatment aimed at increasing communication, increasing trust, problem solving, developing coping strategies and decreasing conflicts in families/couples/individuals.

Individual evaluations and counseling focusing on women's issues such as depression, deployments, parenting, grief, child abuse, and impacts on relationships.

Treatment aimed at increasing communication, increasing trust, problem solving, developing coping strategies and decreasing conflicts.

Develop individual, family, and community spiritual health through a religious regimen of self-disciplined programs.

Develop individual, family, and community spiritual health through a religious regimen of self-disciplined programs.

Confidential pastoral counseling for domestic violence concerns.

Financial peace. Weekly, biblically based financial instructional class.

Individual and family counseling to deal with the loss of a loved one.

Develop individual, family, and community spiritual health through a religious regimen of self-disciplined programs.

Offering ongoing counseling to couples experiencing a crisis in the marriage or destructive issues and marital conflict that is creating distance and problems in their marriage. Will also offer quarterly marriage training and retreats using PREP/ Couples Communication.

Individual counseling to deal with life issues for men.

Train soldiers in moral virtues and Army values to live and lead by good character and good conduct. 1. Basic morals and ethical decision-making; 2. Sexual ethics; 3. Medical ethics

Chaplain’s Office has scheduled local religious services.

Pastoral counseling related to developing self-esteem.

Offer counseling on an ongoing basis to families who are in crisis or need family assistance.

Spiritual Resiliency Training

Spiritual Resiliency Training

Offering suicide prevention classes to all personnel using both the ASIST training program to develop T2 trained caregivers/gatekeepers and also provide suicide awareness classes to the general population of soldiers and civilians.

Individual and Family Pastoral Counseling

Counseling available for unrestricted cases of sexual assault. Pastoral counseling is available for all cases.

A large library of women's issues. Pastoral Counseling. Protestant Women Of the Chapel Bible studies.

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 to expand and market themselves for babysitting jobs can be placed on the babysitter's referral list with parent 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 of babysitters, 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

Preventive education provided by Parent Central Services.

Child Care for those attending Newcomer's Orientation.

Education and Support for Child Development Issues.

Support and activities for parents and their children.

Parent and child education offers resources to help parents and staff increase their ability and confidence for raising healthy children. A variety of parental education classes are offered to enhance parenting skills.

Education and Support for Child with Special Needs.

Deployment resources available for children and teens.

Skills for Parents of Blended Families

Education services for Parents.

Reserved care program before and after school and on school out days, open recreation, summer camp: Provides a supervised program of events before and after school and on no school days to middle school youth. Homework assistance, computer labs, leadership forums, games, arts programs, etc. offered daily. Meals and snacks provided during open hours.

Reserved care program before and after school and on school out days, open recreation, summer camp: Provides a supervised program of events before and after school and on no school days to middle school youth. Homework assistance, computer labs, leadership forums, games, arts programs, etc. offered daily. Meals and snacks provided during open hours.

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.

Hearing conservation, injury prevention education, consultations for the prevention of work related injuries. Provided as Occupational Health services.

Health assessment for pregnant workers to determine possible workplace profile.

Screening and Treatment for Dental Health issues.

EDIS is a team of pediatric specialists (Occupational Therapist, Speech and Language Pathologist, Early Interventionist and Physical Therapist) providing specialized home-based services to children birth to three with suspected or confirmed developmental delays. Parents and Physician can refer children ages birth to 3 to EDIS.

Educational and Developmental Intervention Services (EDIS) is a team of pediatric specialists (Occupational Therapist, Speech and Language Pathologist, Early Interventionist and Physical Therapist) providing specialized home-based services to children birth to three with suspected or confirmed developmental delays. Parents and Physician can refer children ages birth to 3 to EDIS.

Educational and Developmental Intervention Services (EDIS) is a team of pediatric specialists (Occupational Therapist, Speech and Language Pathologist, Early Interventionist and Physical Therapist) providing specialized home-based services to children birth to three with suspected or confirmed developmental delays. Parents and Physician can refer children ages birth to 3 to EDIS

EDIS is a team of pediatric specialists (Occupational Therapist, Speech and Language Pathologist, Early Interventionist and Physical Therapist) providing specialized home-based services to children birth to three with suspected or confirmed developmental delays. Parents and Physician can refer children ages birth to 3 to EDIS

Employee Assistance Program provides communication classes, counsel, and mediation services.

SHARP Training (US)/POSH Training (LN)

Upon completion participants will be able to define conflict and levels of conflict; describe the sources of conflict; explain positive/negative factor of conflict; describe the methods of managing conflict.

The EFMP provides information and assistance to involve families in community support services to meet their exceptional needs and ensures that facilities and programs are accessible. Education and support groups meet monthly.

The EFMP provides information and assistance to involve families in community support services to meet their exceptional needs and ensures that facilities and programs are accessible. Education and support groups meet monthly.

The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides information and assistance to involve families in community support services to meet their exceptional needs and ensures that facilities and programs are accessible. Education and support groups meet monthly. EFMP is a mandatory enrollment program that works with other military and civilian agencies to provide comprehensive and coordinated community support, housing, educational, medical, and personnel services to Families with special needs. Soldiers on active duty enroll in the program when they have a Family member with a physical, emotional, developmental, or intellectual disorder requiring specialized services so their needs can be considered in the military personnel assignment process.

The EFMP provides information and assistance to involve families in community support services to meet their exceptional needs and ensures that facilities and programs are accessible. Education and support groups meet monthly. The Army designed the EFMP to be a comprehensive, coordinated, multi-agency program that provides community support, housing, medical, educational, and personnel services to military Families with an EFM. This web site focuses on your interaction with the medical portion of EFMP.

The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides information and assistance to involve families in community support services to meet their exceptional needs and ensures that facilities and programs are accessible. Education and support groups meet monthly.

The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides information and assistance to involve families in community support services to meet their exceptional needs and ensures that facilities and programs are accessible. Education and support groups meet monthly.

The Family Advocacy Program (FAP) is a committed group of professionals who are dedicated to supporting service members, civilian employees and their Families. The personnel specialize in supporting challenges of the modern day unique to the military environment and offer a variety of robust, fun and interactive programs and educational classes for dealing with child abuse and domestic violence.

This program provides prevention and education services and promotes prompt reporting and investigation of alleged child abuse. A variety of services are provided to develop relationship and parenting skills through groups, seminars, workshops, and intervention services to include shelter and respite care. FAP-E is dedicated to helping Soldiers and Families address the unique challenges of military life, living overseas and understanding how unmanaged stress can lead to child abuse and domestic violence. Services focus on prevention, education, prompt reporting, investigation, intervention, and treatment.

This program provides prevention and education services and promotes prompt reporting and investigation of alleged child abuse. A variety of services are provided to develop relationship and parenting skills through groups, seminars, workshops, and intervention services to include shelter and respite care.

Evaluation and treatment for rape, child and adult physical abuse, child sexual abuse, child neglect and deployment-related issues which have reached crisis proportions. Crisis intervention services for situations involving rape, child and adult physical abuse, child sexual abuse and child neglect are available. The Army Family Advocacy Program is dedicated to the prevention, education, prompt reporting, investigation, intervention and treatment of spouse and child abuse. The program provides a variety of services to soldiers and families to enhance their relationship skills and improve their quality of life. Services include assessment and treatment planning; as well as individual, family, and couples counseling.

This program provides prevention and education services and promotes prompt reporting and investigation of alleged domestic violence. A variety of services are provided to develop relationship and parenting skills through groups, seminars, workshops, and intervention services including shelter and respite care, anger management, etc. The Family Advocacy Program in Europe (FAP-E) outreach and prevention program is designed to strengthen and improve the quality of life for our military Families by increasing self-sufficiency, resiliency and community cohesion for active duty, Family members, civilians and retirees.

Domestic Violence Victim Advocacy

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.

Learn new skills, work through parenting challenges and develop resources The New Parent Support Program provides education and support for expectant and new parents through their child’s third year. Home visits can be arranged at the parents’ convenience. The Family Advocacy Program in Europe (FAP-E) outreach and prevention program is designed to strengthen and improve the quality of life for our military Families by increasing self-sufficiency, resiliency and community cohesion for active duty, Family members, civilians and retirees.

Legal assistance, claims, military justice. Provides general legal advice; prepare wills, powers of attorney, tax documents and separation agreements; dispatch and handle military claims.

Legal assistance, claims, military justice. Provides general legal advice; prepare wills, powers of attorney, tax documents and separation agreements; dispatch and handle military claims.

Legal assistance, claims, military justice. Provides general legal advice; prepare wills, powers of attorney, tax documents and separation agreements; dispatch and handle military claims.

Provides general legal advice for survivors of sexual assault and their families.

Provides general legal advice; prepare wills, powers of attorney, tax documents and separation agreements; dispatch and handle military claims. Provides legal assistance on transition to Civilian life.

Military Police (MP) Desk Chievres: The Chièvres Military Police Station provides support to U.S. service members, civilians and family members residing or working in or around the area of Chièvres, Mons, Lens, Attre, Jurbise, Ath and SHAPE. The military police investigate misdemeanor offenses including: Report Lost/Stolen ID, Larceny of Property, Traffic Accidents, Assault, and Wrongful Damage to Government/Personal Property.

Military Police (MP) Desk SHAPE: The SHAPE Federal Police provides support to persons areas in/around Chièvres, Mons, Lens, Attre, Jurbise, Ath and SHAPE. The military police investigate misdemeanor offenses including: Report Lost/Stolen ID, Larceny of Property, Traffic Accidents, Assault, and Wrongful Damage to Government/Personal Property.

Host Nation, English-Speaking Health Agency

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.

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.

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.

Fitness Classes 065 44 5325

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

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

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

Safety Specialist available to perform job hazard analysis to manage risk.

Safety specialists are available to perform safety and hazard analyses to mitigate risk and support mission.

Safety Specialist available to perform safety and risk analysis on the worksite to prevent accidents and injuries.

The Army's Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention program, known as SHARP, exists so the Army can prevent sexual harassment and sexual assaults before they occur. Our goal is to eliminate sexual assaults and sexual harassment by creating a climate that respects the dignity of every member of the Army family. Additionally, we strive to: Reduce the stigma of reporting Protect the victim Increase prevention, investigation, prosecution and victim care capabilities Increase training and resources Refine and sustain response capability

SHARP Sexual Assault 24/7 Hotlines

Individual appointments with your Primary Care Manager for concerns about Asthma.

Individual appointments with your Primary Care Manager for concerns about Attention Deficit Disorder.

Individual appointments with your Primary Care Manager for concerns about Autism/Asperger’s

Individual appointments with your Primary Care Manager for concerns about Blood Pressure.

Individual appointments with your Primary Care Manager for concerns about breast feeding.

Individual appointments with your Primary Care Manager for concerns about children with special needs.

Individual appointments with your Primary Care Manager for concerns about cholesterol.

Individual appointments with a Behavioral Health Specialist for concerns about: Combat Stress, Acute Stress Disorder, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).