The Behavioral Health Team provides services for Embedded Behavioral Health, Individual Psychotherapy, Group Therapy, Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care, and Medical Evaluations/Medication Management

BOSS program supports the community and overall quality of life for single service members.

Substance abuse prevention training, screening, referral and counseling.

Drug Testing Program Services Military SMART Testing Civilian Random and Pre-employment Testing

Short-term, solution-focused Counseling/Referral Assistance for Civilian Employees, Military & Civilian Family Members, Retirees. Also, Supervisor/Management Consultations and solution-focused mediation services; Helps identify and resolve problems affecting job performance and personal life.

Military & Family Life Counselors provide relationship support, crisis intervention, stress management, grief, occupational hazards and other challenges of Military Families.

Prime For Life: Two day, 12 hour class for individuals seeking general information on alcohol & drug abuse. Required for DUI/DWI, Drug apprehension, and alcohol-related incidents. This course is an educational class that meets the requirements for those needing educational certification to get their driving license reinstated.

The Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care (SUDCC) replaces the clinical portion of the Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP). SUDCC is now located within the Behavioral Health Clinics, Bldg 1526 Bldg 1201 after 1 July 2022). All calls go to the Clinical Director, who will answer questions about the program and direct patients to the appropriate clinic for SUDCC services. Services: The SUDCC program uses a multidisciplinary approach to treat and provide patients the resources and support they need to overcome the challenges of alcohol abuse or drug abuse. Access to Care: The primary mission of the Landstuhl SUDCC program is to treat Active Duty military members. Assessments will be scheduled by appointment. You can walk-in to your Behavioral Health clinic or call to schedule an appointment. For those not eligible for care in this clinic, there are other resources available. Department of Army civilians may receive services at the Baumholder or Wiesbaden SUDCC located in the Behavioral Health clinics in either location. Alternatively, they may contact the Employee Assistance Program at the Garrison Army Substance Abuse Program. In the Kaiserslautern area, the EAP counselor can be reached at DSN: 493-4907 or CIV: 0631-3406-4907, in Building 2886 on Pulaski Barracks. ATTENTION: If you believe that you, or another person, may be at an immediate risk because of physical or emotional crisis, please contact the Military Police at your installation by dialing the installation prefix and 112 (Ex. Landstuhl 06371-92-112), off post call German Emergency Assistance at 112, or go to the nearest hospital emergency room. For a MEDICAL EMERGENCY anywhere in Europe, go straight to a Host Nation emergency room. Once you've checked in, please call the International SOS Call Center to apprise them of your situation. The center is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week and can provide assistance. International SOS from within Germany (toll free): 0800-589-1599 International SOS from outside of Germany: 0044-20-8762-3834.

Provide Employee Assistance Program (EAP) education services ASAP education services to family members in support of FRG ASAP Re-integration Briefings UPL certification/recertification courses Unit Risk Inventory Surveys Suicide Prevention Training MRT Training Substance Abuse Prevention/Awareness Training Treatment Services Provide EAP assessments, referrals, short term counseling services Drug Testing Program Services Military SMART Testing Civilian Random and Pre-employment Testing

The Behavioral Health Team provides services for Embedded Behavioral Health, Individual Psychotherapy, Group Therapy, Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care, and Medical Evaluations/Medication Management

Military & Family Life Counselors provide relationship support, crisis intervention, stress management, grief, occupational hazards and other challenges of Military Families.

The Behavioral Health Team provides services for Embedded Behavioral Health, Individual Psychotherapy, Group Therapy, Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care, and Medical Evaluations/Medication Management

Military & Family Life Counselors provide relationship support, crisis intervention, stress management, grief, occupational hazards and other challenges of Military Families.

The Behavioral Health Team provides services for Embedded Behavioral Health, Individual Psychotherapy, Group Therapy, Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care, and Medical Evaluations/Medication Management

Military & Family Life Counselors provide relationship support, crisis intervention, stress management, grief, occupational hazards and other challenges of Military Families.

Programs designed to improve leadership skills and improve the overall quality of life.

Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Hotline

Identify typical signs of a suicidal person and means of assisting them. Enable soldiers to recognize and overcome suicidal conditions in themselves and others.

The Suicide Prevention Program Coordinator (SPPC) offers training and assistance with identifying and preventing suicidal behavior.

The Behavioral Health Team provides services for Embedded Behavioral Health, Individual Psychotherapy, Group Therapy, Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care, and Medical Evaluations/Medication Management

Military & Family Life Counselors provide relationship support, crisis intervention, stress management, grief, occupational hazards and other challenges of Military Families.

Programs designed to improve leadership skills and improve the overall quality of life.

Workshops teach stress reducing techniques for mind and body, effective communication skills, and improved overall well-being. Reconnection workshops for families experiencing deployment.

Identify typical signs of a suicidal person and means of assisting them. Enable soldiers to recognize and overcome suicidal conditions in themselves and others.

The Suicide Prevention Program Coordinator (SPPC) offers training and assistance with identifying and preventing suicidal behavior.

Support services offered to victims of domestic violence

To report a case of family or child abuse contact the Military Police for immediate assistance.

The Behavioral Health Team provides services for Embedded Behavioral Health, Individual Psychotherapy, Group Therapy, Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care, and Medical Evaluations/Medication Management

BOSS program supports the community and overall quality of life for single service members.

Substance abuse prevention training, screening, referral and counseling.

Drug Testing Program Services Military SMART Testing Civilian Random and Pre-employment Testing

Prime For Life: Two day, 12 hour class for individuals seeking general information on alcohol & drug abuse. Required for DUI/DWI, Drug apprehension, and alcohol-related incidents. This course is an educational class that meets the requirements for those needing educational certification to get their driving license reinstated.

The Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care (SUDCC) replaces the clinical portion of the Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP). SUDCC is now located within the Behavioral Health Clinics, Bldg 1526 Bldg 1201 after 1 July 2022). All calls go to the Clinical Director, who will answer questions about the program and direct patients to the appropriate clinic for SUDCC services. Services: The SUDCC program uses a multidisciplinary approach to treat and provide patients the resources and support they need to overcome the challenges of alcohol abuse or drug abuse. Access to Care: The primary mission of the Landstuhl SUDCC program is to treat Active Duty military members. Assessments will be scheduled by appointment. You can walk-in to your Behavioral Health clinic or call to schedule an appointment. For those not eligible for care in this clinic, there are other resources available. Department of Army civilians may receive services at the Baumholder or Wiesbaden SUDCC located in the Behavioral Health clinics in either location. Alternatively, they may contact the Employee Assistance Program at the Garrison Army Substance Abuse Program. In the Kaiserslautern area, the EAP counselor can be reached at DSN: 493-4907 or CIV: 0631-3406-4907, in Building 2886 on Pulaski Barracks. ATTENTION: If you believe that you, or another person, may be at an immediate risk because of physical or emotional crisis, please contact the Military Police at your installation by dialing the installation prefix and 112 (Ex. Landstuhl 06371-92-112), off post call German Emergency Assistance at 112, or go to the nearest hospital emergency room. For a MEDICAL EMERGENCY anywhere in Europe, go straight to a Host Nation emergency room. Once you've checked in, please call the International SOS Call Center to apprise them of your situation. The center is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week and can provide assistance. International SOS from within Germany (toll free): 0800-589-1599 International SOS from outside of Germany: 0044-20-8762-3834.

Provide Employee Assistance Program (EAP) education services ASAP education services to family members in support of FRG ASAP Re-integration Briefings UPL certification/recertification courses Unit Risk Inventory Surveys Suicide Prevention Training MRT Training Substance Abuse Prevention/Awareness Training Treatment Services Provide EAP assessments, referrals, short term counseling services Drug Testing Program Services Military SMART Testing Civilian Random and Pre-employment Testing

The Behavioral Health Team provides services for Embedded Behavioral Health, Individual Psychotherapy, Group Therapy, Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care, and Medical Evaluations/Medication Management

This service provides diagnosis, appropriate treatment to include medication, psychological testing, individual and family therapy and consultation to other clinical services and Department of Defense Schools. The Behavioral Health Team provides caring, confidential, effective multidisciplinary care for Service Members. Care for Families is on a space available basis depending on staffing levels. Clients may need to be referred to host nation providers for care.

This class offers support and education to spouses and couples, and provides a healthy approach to communicating without anger, threats or power struggles. Participants learn new problem solving skills as well as the importance of recognizing effective communication techniques

The Early Intervention Services component focuses on identification, evaluation and interventions for infants and toddlers (0-3 years of age) with developmental delays and special needs. This component is a multidisciplinary team consisting of an early childhood special educator, occupational therapist, and speech-language pathologist. EDIS also assists DoDEA special education program with related services (RS) providing school based occupational therapy and physical therapy support to students 3-21 years old.

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.

Programs designed to improve leadership skills and improve the overall quality of life.

Identify typical signs of a suicidal person and means of assisting them. Enable soldiers to recognize and overcome suicidal conditions in themselves and others.

Assists with aiding survivors in unresolved issues or questions that occur after the Casualty Assistance Officer has concluded his or her duties. Connects you with people and services that can help you throughout the grieving process.

Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Hotline

Identify typical signs of a suicidal person and means of assisting them. Enable soldiers to recognize and overcome suicidal conditions in themselves and others.

The Suicide Prevention Program Coordinator (SPPC) offers training and assistance with identifying and preventing suicidal behavior.

ACES provides professional, higher education counseling for Soldiers and Family members. Conducts Army Personnel Testing (DLPT, AFCT, and more). Staff members from Central Texas College, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, University of Maryland Global Campus, University of Oklahoma, and Army Education Counselors are standing by to assist you virtually during this period. Virtual services are provided: Monday-Friday 0800-1630 (Closed Training and Federal Holidays). All Soldiers should view our Education Center Mini-Briefing prior to getting started: (Unfortunately it will not play on Government computers): https://umuc365-my.sharepoint.com/:v:/g/personal/jenise_jester_umuc_edu/EcyZ MSGW2gxAmywElzNsN0gBxDmBV1f82KIgO13VUM0dNw?e=Aqig1W Anyone can go to GAE https://www.goarmyed.com/ and search for schools/degree programs at the bottom of the page under "Earn a Degree or Credential." Students can also contact our on post schools directly for program information. (Contact info provided below). All Soldiers must use GoArmyEd (GAE) to request tuition Assistance (TA). Their GAE account must be FULLY activated, which includes selecting a school and degree program in the system. ALL TA requests must be processed and approved in the GAE system prior to the class start date. Plan ahead!Important: DoDI 1322.19 "First course Rule." Soldiers located OCONUS, who have not successfully completed a college level class, must take their first course with one of the on post contracted schools if they want TA to pay for it. AIT and AIT contracted programs such as Cochise College do not meet this requirement. Soldiers can self-pay for their first class if they wish, but we recommend that they take a class that will transfer into the school of their choice. A first time Soldier, or anyone who requires assistance, can email our Org Box. Please leave a phone number so one of our counselors can call if needed. On-Post Colleges and Universities Central Texas College-CTC http://www.ctcd.edu/locations/europe/ email: wiesbaden@europe.ctcd.edu 0611-143-548-1307 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-ERAU http://worldwide.erau.edu/locations/wiesbaden/ email: wiesbaden@erau.edu The University of Oklahoma-OU http://www.ou.edu/content/outreach/ap/europe/wiesbaden.html apwiesbaden@ou.edu The University of Maryland Global Campus-UMGC https://www.europe.umuc.edu/locations/europe/germany/wiesbaden-e375 email: wiesbaden-europe@umuc.edu 0611-143-548-1316

ACES provides professional, higher education counseling for Soldiers and Family members. Conducts Army Personnel Testing (DLPT, AFCT, and more). Staff members from Central Texas College, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, University of Maryland Global Campus, University of Oklahoma, and Army Education Counselors are standing by to assist you virtually during this period. Virtual services are provided: Monday-Friday 0800-1630 (Closed Training and Federal Holidays). All Soldiers should view our Education Center Mini-Briefing prior to getting started: (Unfortunately it will not play on Government computers): https://umuc365-my.sharepoint.com/:v:/g/personal/jenise_jester_umuc_edu/EcyZ MSGW2gxAmywElzNsN0gBxDmBV1f82KIgO13VUM0dNw?e=Aqig1W Anyone can go to GAE https://www.goarmyed.com/ and search for schools/degree programs at the bottom of the page under "Earn a Degree or Credential." Students can also contact our on post schools directly for program information. (Contact info provided below). All Soldiers must use GoArmyEd (GAE) to request tuition Assistance (TA). Their GAE account must be FULLY activated, which includes selecting a school and degree program in the system. ALL TA requests must be processed and approved in the GAE system prior to the class start date. Plan ahead!Important: DoDI 1322.19 "First course Rule." Soldiers located OCONUS, who have not successfully completed a college level class, must take their first course with one of the on post contracted schools if they want TA to pay for it. AIT and AIT contracted programs such as Cochise College do not meet this requirement. Soldiers can self-pay for their first class if they wish, but we recommend that they take a class that will transfer into the school of their choice. A first time Soldier, or anyone who requires assistance, can email our Org Box. Please leave a phone number so one of our counselors can call if needed. On-Post Colleges and Universities Central Texas College-CTC http://www.ctcd.edu/locations/europe/ email: wiesbaden@europe.ctcd.edu 0611-143-548-1307 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-ERAU http://worldwide.erau.edu/locations/wiesbaden/ email: wiesbaden@erau.edu The University of Oklahoma-OU http://www.ou.edu/content/outreach/ap/europe/wiesbaden.html apwiesbaden@ou.edu The University of Maryland Global Campus-UMGC https://www.europe.umuc.edu/locations/europe/germany/wiesbaden-e375 email: wiesbaden-europe@umuc.edu 0611-143-548-1316

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.

ACES provides professional, higher education counseling for Soldiers and Family members. Conducts Army Personnel Testing (DLPT, AFCT, and more). Staff members from Central Texas College, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, University of Maryland Global Campus, University of Oklahoma, and Army Education Counselors are standing by to assist you virtually during this period. Virtual services are provided: Monday-Friday 0800-1630 (Closed Training and Federal Holidays). All Soldiers should view our Education Center Mini-Briefing prior to getting started: (Unfortunately it will not play on Government computers): https://umuc365-my.sharepoint.com/:v:/g/personal/jenise_jester_umuc_edu/EcyZ MSGW2gxAmywElzNsN0gBxDmBV1f82KIgO13VUM0dNw?e=Aqig1W Anyone can go to GAE https://www.goarmyed.com/ and search for schools/degree programs at the bottom of the page under "Earn a Degree or Credential." Students can also contact our on post schools directly for program information. (Contact info provided below). All Soldiers must use GoArmyEd (GAE) to request tuition Assistance (TA). Their GAE account must be FULLY activated, which includes selecting a school and degree program in the system. ALL TA requests must be processed and approved in the GAE system prior to the class start date. Plan ahead!Important: DoDI 1322.19 "First course Rule." Soldiers located OCONUS, who have not successfully completed a college level class, must take their first course with one of the on post contracted schools if they want TA to pay for it. AIT and AIT contracted programs such as Cochise College do not meet this requirement. Soldiers can self-pay for their first class if they wish, but we recommend that they take a class that will transfer into the school of their choice. A first time Soldier, or anyone who requires assistance, can email our Org Box. Please leave a phone number so one of our counselors can call if needed. On-Post Colleges and Universities Central Texas College-CTC http://www.ctcd.edu/locations/europe/ email: wiesbaden@europe.ctcd.edu 0611-143-548-1307 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-ERAU http://worldwide.erau.edu/locations/wiesbaden/ email: wiesbaden@erau.edu The University of Oklahoma-OU http://www.ou.edu/content/outreach/ap/europe/wiesbaden.html apwiesbaden@ou.edu The University of Maryland Global Campus-UMGC https://www.europe.umuc.edu/locations/europe/germany/wiesbaden-e375 email: wiesbaden-europe@umuc.edu 0611-143-548-1316

Comprehensive community information guide with updated services and announcements due to COVID-19 changes. This link will take you to the webpage where the guide is housed as a PDF and is updated weekly. Community services coming together to enhance and maintain the resilience and readiness of the entire Wiesbaden Military Community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Employment Readiness Program provides information and referral services on employment, education, training, transition and volunteer opportunities to give Service Members, Family members, and Civilian Employees the competitive edge needed to secure employment

This class offers beginner, intermediate, and advanced English classes to foreign-born individuals who wish to learn English or increase their English skills.

DODEA Elementary School

Workshops teach stress reducing techniques for mind and body, effective communication skills, and improved overall well-being. Reconnection workshops for families experiencing deployment.

Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Hotline

The Suicide Prevention Program Coordinator (SPPC) offers training and assistance with identifying and preventing suicidal behavior.

Provide Employee Assistance Program (EAP) education services ASAP education services to family members in support of FRG ASAP Re-integration Briefings UPL certification/recertification courses Unit Risk Inventory Surveys Suicide Prevention Training MRT Training Substance Abuse Prevention/Awareness Training Treatment Services Provide EAP assessments, referrals, short term counseling services Drug Testing Program Services Military SMART Testing Civilian Random and Pre-employment Testing

DODEA High School

DODEA Middle School, 6th-8th grade.

The Wood Shop houses two workshops -- the Frame Shop and the Wood Shop -- and offers framing services and classes. We have plenty of machines to make your job easier, from jigsaws to drill presses. If you need a hand completing a project, look no further than our knowledgeable staff. We offer both full service and DIY access to those who have completed the Woodshop Safety Class. Although we don't sell wood here, we know where to send you depending on your needs. A safety and orientation course must be completed before using our facilities. Classes are offered the first and third Wednesdays of the month from 5:15- 6 p.m. Please call us at +49 (0)611-143-548-9838 to register for the course. OSHA rules apply; no loose-fitting clothing or open-toed shoes are allowed Food and beverages are strictly prohibited

ACES provides professional, higher education counseling for Soldiers and Family members. Conducts Army Personnel Testing (DLPT, AFCT, and more). Staff members from Central Texas College, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, University of Maryland Global Campus, University of Oklahoma, and Army Education Counselors are standing by to assist you virtually during this period. Virtual services are provided: Monday-Friday 0800-1630 (Closed Training and Federal Holidays). All Soldiers should view our Education Center Mini-Briefing prior to getting started: (Unfortunately it will not play on Government computers): https://umuc365-my.sharepoint.com/:v:/g/personal/jenise_jester_umuc_edu/EcyZ MSGW2gxAmywElzNsN0gBxDmBV1f82KIgO13VUM0dNw?e=Aqig1W Anyone can go to GAE https://www.goarmyed.com/ and search for schools/degree programs at the bottom of the page under "Earn a Degree or Credential." Students can also contact our on post schools directly for program information. (Contact info provided below). All Soldiers must use GoArmyEd (GAE) to request tuition Assistance (TA). Their GAE account must be FULLY activated, which includes selecting a school and degree program in the system. ALL TA requests must be processed and approved in the GAE system prior to the class start date. Plan ahead!Important: DoDI 1322.19 "First course Rule." Soldiers located OCONUS, who have not successfully completed a college level class, must take their first course with one of the on post contracted schools if they want TA to pay for it. AIT and AIT contracted programs such as Cochise College do not meet this requirement. Soldiers can self-pay for their first class if they wish, but we recommend that they take a class that will transfer into the school of their choice. A first time Soldier, or anyone who requires assistance, can email our Org Box. Please leave a phone number so one of our counselors can call if needed. On-Post Colleges and Universities Central Texas College-CTC http://www.ctcd.edu/locations/europe/ email: wiesbaden@europe.ctcd.edu 0611-143-548-1307 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-ERAU http://worldwide.erau.edu/locations/wiesbaden/ email: wiesbaden@erau.edu The University of Oklahoma-OU http://www.ou.edu/content/outreach/ap/europe/wiesbaden.html apwiesbaden@ou.edu The University of Maryland Global Campus-UMGC https://www.europe.umuc.edu/locations/europe/germany/wiesbaden-e375 email: wiesbaden-europe@umuc.edu 0611-143-548-1316

Military Police Desk

Military Police Desk

Military Police Desk

Military Police Desk

Comprehensive community information guide with updated services and announcements due to COVID-19 changes. This link will take you to the webpage where the guide is housed as a PDF and is updated weekly. Community services coming together to enhance and maintain the resilience and readiness of the entire Wiesbaden Military Community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Training on resume preparation, interview preparation, career enhancement classes, etc

ACS's Employment Readiness Program compiles a weekly updated listing of jobs in and around the Wiesbaden military community.

Comprehensive community information guide with updated services and announcements due to COVID-19 changes. This link will take you to the webpage where the guide is housed as a PDF and is updated weekly. Community services coming together to enhance and maintain the resilience and readiness of the entire Wiesbaden Military Community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Outdoor Recreation has meeting spaces that are available for a fee

Comprehensive community information guide with updated services and announcements due to COVID-19 changes. This link will take you to the webpage where the guide is housed as a PDF and is updated weekly. Community services coming together to enhance and maintain the resilience and readiness of the entire Wiesbaden Military Community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Short-term, solution-focused Counseling/Referral Assistance for Civilian Employees, Military & Civilian Family Members, Retirees. Also, Supervisor/Management Consultations and solution-focused mediation services; Helps identify and resolve problems affecting job performance and personal life.

Assist commanders in the fair treatment of soldiers. Assistance with complaint filing.

Assistance to employees regarding: discriminatory work environment, disabilities and diversity. Assistance with complaints and conflict resolution.

ACS's Employment Readiness Program compiles a weekly updated listing of jobs in and around the Wiesbaden military community.

Assist commanders in the fair treatment of soldiers. Assistance with complaint filing.

Assistance to employees regarding: discriminatory work environment, disabilities and diversity. Assistance with complaints and conflict resolution.

Develops skills in leadership, safety, safe play, basic care, first aid and professionalism

Social Work Services provides evaluation and treatment for at-risk Families or Families who have a substantiated case of child abuse.

Family Focused counseling services are available to families with or without children. Children who need individual counseling or medication services are referred to CAPS program. Evaluation and treatment for at-risk families or families who have a substantiated case of abuse.

The Family Advocacy Program provides education, intervention and assistance to prevent Family violence and to support strong, self-reliant Families and communities. Services include advocacy for victims of abuse, new parent home visitors for parents with children under age four, temporary emergency placement care for children, respite care, awareness events, and a variety of classes available to all community members that are designed to enhance coping skills and strengthen Families. Parenting, couple’s communication, stress and anger management, troop training, and other educational and informational opportunities are available.

Policies regarding child and youth supervision for the Army Personnel in Europe

Childcare in a structured setting with individual rooms based upon age of child. Care and activities are tailored to the age of children, which ranges from 6 weeks to 5 years (Kindergarten) Clay Kaserne Bldg 1501 CIV: 0611-143-548-9372, DSN: 548-9372 Clay Kaserne Bldg 1502 CIV: 0611-143-548-9382, DSN: 548-9382 Hainerberg Bldg 7885 CIV: 0611-143-548-9320, DSN: 548-9320 Schedule an appointment at usarmy.wiesbaden.id-europe.list.mwr-central-registration@mail.mil

Provides safe environment for middle school and high school kids to congregate.

Comprehensive community information guide with updated services and announcements due to COVID-19 changes. This link will take you to the webpage where the guide is housed as a PDF and is updated weekly. Community services coming together to enhance and maintain the resilience and readiness of the entire Wiesbaden Military Community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Provides full-day, part-day and hourly care for children in a home environment

Provides activities for school-age children, include spring, summer, and winter recreational camps, before/after-school child care and school-out days.

Through this program, Parent Central Services will provide childcare training to volunteers from the military unit or organization to allow the exchange of free and temporary childcare services during unit sessions. Parents must be attending the same on-post function and must remain at the site while their child is under volunteer care.

Nutrition education, tips on making balanced meals, nutrition/health screenings

WIC promotes and supports breastfeeding as an important part of the nutrition service benefits to meet its mission of safeguarding the health of low-income women, infants and children.

This service provides diagnosis, appropriate treatment to include medication, psychological testing, individual and family therapy and consultation to other clinical services and Department of Defense Schools. The Behavioral Health Team provides caring, confidential, effective multidisciplinary care for Service Members. Care for Families is on a space available basis depending on staffing levels. Clients may need to be referred to host nation providers for care.

Childcare in a structured setting with individual rooms based upon age of child. Care and activities are tailored to the age of children, which ranges from 6 weeks to 5 years (Kindergarten) Clay Kaserne Bldg 1501 CIV: 0611-143-548-9372, DSN: 548-9372 Clay Kaserne Bldg 1502 CIV: 0611-143-548-9382, DSN: 548-9382 Hainerberg Bldg 7885 CIV: 0611-143-548-9320, DSN: 548-9320 Schedule an appointment at usarmy.wiesbaden.id-europe.list.mwr-central-registration@mail.mil

Comprehensive community information guide with updated services and announcements due to COVID-19 changes. This link will take you to the webpage where the guide is housed as a PDF and is updated weekly. Community services coming together to enhance and maintain the resilience and readiness of the entire Wiesbaden Military Community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Early Intervention Services component focuses on identification, evaluation and interventions for infants and toddlers (0-3 years of age) with developmental delays and special needs. This component is a multidisciplinary team consisting of an early childhood special educator, occupational therapist, and speech-language pathologist. EDIS also assists DoDEA special education program with related services (RS) providing school based occupational therapy and physical therapy support to students 3-21 years old.

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.

This is a fun-filled program featuring games and activities for children under the age of four. It provides opportunities for children to experience a wide range of activities to include story time, play time and children songs.

This class gives parenting guidance on setting limits, offering choices, asking questions, time out, natural/logical consequences, and other essential ingredients for effective discipline for your children.

Supplemental food provided to qualified families. Nutrition education, breast feeding support, referrals to health care agencies.

Provide access to a wide range of sporting activities and support services to families to facilitate Events, Camps and Officials Certification Clinics

This class offers support and education to spouses and couples, and provides a healthy approach to communicating without anger, threats or power struggles. Participants learn new problem solving skills as well as the importance of recognizing effective communication techniques

Coping with deployment, Pre- and Post-deployment tools and resources

Counseling and support for families with deployed family members

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.

Workshops teach stress reducing techniques for mind and body, effective communication skills, and improved overall well-being. Reconnection workshops for families experiencing deployment.

Family Focused counseling services are available to families with or without children. Children who need individual counseling or medication services are referred to CAPS program. Evaluation and treatment for at-risk families or families who have a substantiated case of abuse.

Support services offered to victims of domestic violence

Emergency placement care (EPC) is a voluntary or court mandated service providing temporary 24-hour care in an EPC provider’s home for children who cannot be cared for by their natural family or legal guardian. The program is designed to provide short-term care, generally not to exceed 90 days, for Families in crisis until the situation warranting the placement is resolved or long-term care or placement can be arranged. Emergency Placement Care is comparable to civilian foster care in the United States.

To report a case of family or child abuse contact the Military Police for immediate assistance.

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.

Support and education to families with children. Parenting techniques and training.

WIC promotes and supports breastfeeding as an important part of the nutrition service benefits to meet its mission of safeguarding the health of low-income women, infants and children.

Childcare in a structured setting with individual rooms based upon age of child. Care and activities are tailored to the age of children, which ranges from 6 weeks to 5 years (Kindergarten) Clay Kaserne Bldg 1501 CIV: 0611-143-548-9372, DSN: 548-9372 Clay Kaserne Bldg 1502 CIV: 0611-143-548-9382, DSN: 548-9382 Hainerberg Bldg 7885 CIV: 0611-143-548-9320, DSN: 548-9320 Schedule an appointment at usarmy.wiesbaden.id-europe.list.mwr-central-registration@mail.mil

La Leche League has been helping mothers to breastfeed their babies through mother-to-mother support for nearly 60 years. Local meetings are a great place to bring your questions and to meet other like-minded mothers! Meeting topics include: “The Advantages of Breastfeeding”, “Getting Started”, “Avoiding and Overcoming Difficulties”, and “Nutrition and Weaning”. Babies and your pregnant friends are always welcome. No sign-up is required.

This is a fun-filled program featuring games and activities for children under the age of four. It provides opportunities for children to experience a wide range of activities to include story time, play time and children songs.

Army Family Team Building empowers you, through self-development and leadership skills, basic Army knowledge and specialized training, to maximize your personal and professional potential. Online and classroom classes that cover topics such as Army life, self-development, and leadership skills

Arts and craft center with activities for all skill levels

Little Italy Restaurant & Catering Catering Sales Office Hours: Monday - Friday: 0900 - 1400 Restaurant Hours: Monday - Friday: 1100 - 1400 & 1700 - 2200; Saturday: CLOSED; Sunday: 1200 - 1400 & 1700 - 2200 Menu: https://wiesbaden.armymwr.com/application/files/9415/9222/2057/Littke_Italy_Menu.pdf

This service provides diagnosis, appropriate treatment to include medication, psychological testing, individual and family therapy and consultation to other clinical services and Department of Defense Schools. The Behavioral Health Team provides caring, confidential, effective multidisciplinary care for Service Members. Care for Families is on a space available basis depending on staffing levels. Clients may need to be referred to host nation providers for care.

Community Grocery Provider

Theater opportunities for the local community. Amelia Earhart Playhouse offers on- and off-stage opportunities for local talent, theater educational opportunities for kids and adults, opportunity for enriching the lives of all who participate and view productions.

Outdoor Recreation has meeting spaces that are available for a fee

This class offers support and education to spouses and couples, and provides a healthy approach to communicating without anger, threats or power struggles. Participants learn new problem solving skills as well as the importance of recognizing effective communication techniques

Services provided are interfaith, pastoral care counseling. Services include one on one counseling, group, pastoral care education, skills building classes

Workshop for parents with children with challenging behavior.

The Employment Readiness Program provides information and referral services on employment, education, training, transition and volunteer opportunities to give Service Members, Family members, and Civilian Employees the competitive edge needed to secure employment

The Exceptional Family Member Program 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. Provides comprehensive support to Families with special needs. EFMP is the garrison's primary resource for Families seeking assistance in locating services on and around the installation. The ACS EFMP is responsible for helping Families identify and resolve problems impacting individuals with special needs. The Wiesbaden Army Health Clinic (WAHC) EFMP coordinator assists Families in the screening, enrollment, and updating processes of the program.

Tours throughout Europe for the entire family.

Provides emergency no-interest loan and grants to Soldiers and their Families through their local installation's AER section

Budget counseling, debt liquidation, Checkbook management, Consumer assistance, Army Emergency Relief.

At the Hainerberg PX you will find the Wiesbaden Exchange, food court, USO office, hair salon and barber shop, bank and various other services.

Provides safe environment for middle school and high school kids to congregate

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.

This is a fun-filled program featuring games and activities for children under the age of four. It provides opportunities for children to experience a wide range of activities to include story time, play time and children songs.

Programs designed to provide assistance with adjusting to a change in location. Service provides important information about the local community.

School Liaison Officers provide access to a wide range of resources and support services to families to facilitate Army youth education transitions.

Building resiliency by strengthening the Army Family and increasing readiness through relationship education and skills training at off-site locations.

Assists with aiding survivors in unresolved issues or questions that occur after the Casualty Assistance Officer has concluded his or her duties. Connects you with people and services that can help you throughout the grieving process.

The Soldier for Life – Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP) is a Commander’s Program and a Soldier’s responsibility. The program provides transition assistance services to eligible Soldiers with at least 180 or more continuous days of Title 10 active duty service. SFL-TAP helps all eligible transitioning Soldiers discover knowledge, skills, and resources necessary to be competitive and successful in the global workforce to include: Resume Writing Class/Critique, Transition Classes, Financial Planning, Veteran Benefits/Planning, Career Counseling, Social Media/LinkedIn, Entrepreneurship Workshop, Higher Education, and Individual Counseling. Soldiers begin the transition process 18 months prior to transition or 24 months prior retirement, spreading requirements out over the course of several months using a distributive model. Along with Soldiers, Retirees, Transitioning Dependent Family members and Department of the Army civilians (experiencing a BRAC or RIF) are eligible for transition assistance services as well. Going early and often to SFL-TAP is statistically proven to increase the chance of post-transition success for Soldiers. Soldiers also have the option to choose their own Transition Track, which is tailored to their individual goals: Accessing Higher Education, the Career Exploration and Planning Track, the Vocational Track, and the Entrepreneurial Workshop Training Track. Transitioning Soldiers can receive transition services at their local brick-and-mortar SFL-TAP Center ot for transitioning Soldiers located remotely, more than 50 miles from a center, or deployed overseas, the SFL-TAP Virtual Center is available online 24/7. "

Provide Employee Assistance Program (EAP) education services ASAP education services to family members in support of FRG ASAP Re-integration Briefings UPL certification/recertification courses Unit Risk Inventory Surveys Suicide Prevention Training MRT Training Substance Abuse Prevention/Awareness Training Treatment Services Provide EAP assessments, referrals, short term counseling services Drug Testing Program Services Military SMART Testing Civilian Random and Pre-employment Testing

All pets living on post must be registered with the VTF upon arrival. On-Post Housing may limit the number and breed of pets that can live in on-post housing. Contact on-post housing for more information. Due to limited resources, most veterinary emergency cases are best served through a full service civilian veterinary hospital.

Wifi and Computer Access

Army Family Team Building empowers you, through self-development and leadership skills, basic Army knowledge and specialized training, to maximize your personal and professional potential. Online and classroom classes that cover topics such as Army life, self-development, and leadership skills

WIC promotes and supports breastfeeding as an important part of the nutrition service benefits to meet its mission of safeguarding the health of low-income women, infants and children.

Childcare in a structured setting with individual rooms based upon age of child. Care and activities are tailored to the age of children, which ranges from 6 weeks to 5 years (Kindergarten) Clay Kaserne Bldg 1501 CIV: 0611-143-548-9372, DSN: 548-9372 Clay Kaserne Bldg 1502 CIV: 0611-143-548-9382, DSN: 548-9382 Hainerberg Bldg 7885 CIV: 0611-143-548-9320, DSN: 548-9320 Schedule an appointment at usarmy.wiesbaden.id-europe.list.mwr-central-registration@mail.mil

Family Life Education offers curriculum training that provides knowledge, social relationship skills and support throughout the Family life cycle. The goal is to improve life management and family coping skills, enhance self-esteem, and improve communication skills and marital relationships. Classes offered on a regular basis include Parenting, Stress Management, Anger Management and Couple’s Communication.

La Leche League has been helping mothers to breastfeed their babies through mother-to-mother support for nearly 60 years. Local meetings are a great place to bring your questions and to meet other like-minded mothers! Meeting topics include: “The Advantages of Breastfeeding”, “Getting Started”, “Avoiding and Overcoming Difficulties”, and “Nutrition and Weaning”. Babies and your pregnant friends are always welcome. No sign-up is required.

This class is designed to increase parent’s ability and understanding of labor and delivery, breast feeding, post partum care, newborn care, and relaxation techniques.

Support and education to families with children. Parenting techniques and training.

This is a fun-filled program featuring games and activities for children under the age of four. It provides opportunities for children to experience a wide range of activities to include story time, play time and children songs.

A group where parents with newborn to 12 months informally meet and network with each other while learning about child development appropriate practices, parenting skills and age appropriate activities for their children.

This class gives parenting guidance on setting limits, offering choices, asking questions, time out, natural/logical consequences, and other essential ingredients for effective discipline for your children.

Childcare in a structured setting with individual rooms based upon age of child. Care and activities are tailored to the age of children, which ranges from 6 weeks to 5 years (Kindergarten) Clay Kaserne Bldg 1501 CIV: 0611-143-548-9372, DSN: 548-9372 Clay Kaserne Bldg 1502 CIV: 0611-143-548-9382, DSN: 548-9382 Hainerberg Bldg 7885 CIV: 0611-143-548-9320, DSN: 548-9320 Schedule an appointment at usarmy.wiesbaden.id-europe.list.mwr-central-registration@mail.mil

DODEA Elementary School for Grades K - 5

DODEA Elementary School

School Liaison Officers provide access to a wide range of resources and support services to families to facilitate Army youth education transitions.