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Casey-Hovey Army Community Service (ACS
CASEY-HOVEY Army Community Service
BLDG S-2451
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Real-Life Solutions for Successful Army Living
Located at Camp Casey, Building 2451, Entrance B
Hours Of Operation
ACS: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 0730-1630 Thursday: 1300-1630 Closed for Lunch 1200-1300 AER: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 0730-1530 Thursday: 1300-1530 Closed for Lunch: 1200-1300
Army Emergency Relief (AER) Front Desk Family Advocacy Financial Readiness Army Volunteer Program Sexual Harassment / Assault Response And Prevention (SHARP)
* From Cell Phone: 05033+Last Six DSN example: 7XX-XXXX —> 050-33XX-XXXX
Casey Public email address: CaseyACS2451@gmail.com
(315) 722-1570/1578
ARMY VOLUNTEER PROGRAM (AVC)
Organization Point of Contact (OPOC) and Volunteers The release of modernized VMIS launched on 11 January 2021 Second Tuesday of each Month: Volunteers Training: 1000-1100 OPOC Training: 1300-1400 If you are a new OPOC and need help managing your volunteers, the Army Volunteer Corps OPOC User Guide can be found at: https://www.myarmyonesource. com/cmsresources/Army%20OneSource/Media/ images/Family%20Programs%20and%20Services/ Volunteering/VMIS_AVCC_UserGuide.pdf OR call Ms. Angela Davis at DSN: 722-1578/1569 for assistance.
ARMY FAMILY ACTION PLAN
The Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) is your platform to voice quality-of-life issues, feedback, ideas, and suggestions. This excellent forum allows you to let Army leadership know what works, what doesn’t, and how you think problems can be resolved. Issues can be submitted online at www.myarmyonesource. com on the ‘AFAP Issues Management System’ tab at the bottom of the ‘home’ page. The information you submit gives Army leadership insight and helps foster a satisfied, informed, and more resilient Army Community. For more information call Ms. Angela Davis at DSN: 7221578/1569.
ARMY FAMILY TEAM BUILDING
FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM
Education for Professionals: Training for mandated reporters (Law Enforcement Personnel; Medical; Chaplain; Child and Youth Services,) and other community agencies on the identification, reporting, and treatment of domestic and child abuse; the referral process; available programs, services, and resources. Group or Individual sessions for other Basic Life Skills are also available upon unit request or individual appointment. UNITS: Call today to schedule your Annual Troops FAP Training OR Commander's Desk Side Briefing
Couples Communication Class Thursday, 11 February, 1430 ACS, Bldg. 2451 Learn creative communication skills just in time for Valentine’s Day. Tell your Valentines you care and turn your sweet nothings into something meaningful. Whether you’re married or dating, communication skills can improve any relationship. Call ACS to sign-up!
Vision Board Party Saturday, 20 February, 1430-1700 ACS, Bldg. 2451 Back by popular demand. Join the fun of making your own personal Vision Board. Create a visual reminder of all you want to accomplish while at Camp Casey and beyond. The mission is YOU and you can achieve success! We’ll provide all the supplies. Virtual Parties Coming Next Month!
Commander and Senior NCO FAP Training Wednesday, 3, 10, 17 & 24 February, 1430-1530 ACS, Bldg. 2451 Required deskside briefing for Commanders and Senior NCO’s in accordance with AR 608-18, on command policy, dynamics of Family conflict and violence, identification, and reporting procedures. Learn the referral process to community resources to assist your soldiers. Training is conducted every Wednesday, but other dates are available.
Stress, Anger, & Conflict Management Every Tuesday (except Holiday), 1000-1200 ACS, Bldg. 2451 All classes size limited to 10 participants. Virtual Classes available upon request. Masks and social distance protocols required. For more information on events, classes, or unit request call the Family Advocacy Program (FAP) Manager, Ms. Gwendolyn Finley at DSN: 722-1578 or 722-1568, from cell 050-3322-1568 or email: youngsan.caseyfap@ gmail.com
FINANCIAL READINESS PROGRAM
The Financial Readiness Program offers educational classes, seminars, workshops, group counseling, face to face counseling, and support services to assist Service Members along with their Families, Unit Commanders, First Sergeants, and DOD Civilians with financial planning and debt management. Camp Casey ACS Financial Classes 9 February (Every 2nd Tuesday of the Month): First Term Budget Class, 0930 - 1030 at ACS, Bldg. 2451 If you are a Service Member arriving at Camp Casey for an advance Initial Training (AIT), please contact the ACS Financial Readiness Program Manager to complete the required class. 17 February: Army Emergency Relief Kick-Off/Project Officers Training 1300-1600 at Casey Warrior’s Club Campaign supplies will be issued; Army Emergency Relief Campaign runs from 1 March – 15 May. Please contact ACS Camp Casey Army Emergency Relief Officer at 7221577/1578. 23 February: Handing Debt and Maintain Good Credit 0900-1000 at ACS, Bldg. 2451 Do you know how long it would take to pay off a credit card balance of $500 at 18.9 percent interest by making only minimum monthly payments of $10 and is having trouble paying your creditors; then this is the class you need to sign-up. Don’t wait until your accounts have been turned over to a debt collector. Take action immediately by contacting the ACS Financial Readiness Program Manager. 24 February: Make-up Date for Army Emergency Relief (AER) Project Officers Training Budget Development: Please contact ACS directly to coordinate a one-on-one or a unit class for all First Term Service Members. * Objective Personal Financial Counseling is available free from an Accredited Financial Counselor. For more information on events, classes, or unit requests, call the FRP Manager, Ms. Barbara Brown, at 722-1577/1578.
ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF – HELPING THE ARMY TO TAKE CARE OF SOLDIERS
Army Emergency Relief (AER) provides emergency assistance to Active Duty Service Members, their Families, and Retired Service Members. AER location is ACS, BLDG 2451. After regular duty hour 0730-1630, on weekends or holidays, through the American Red Cross Call Center by calling 877-272-7337 or from DSN: 94, then 877-272-7337. AER Command and Troop Training are available upon
request by contacting ACS at 722-1577/1578.
EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM (EFMP)
Services offered include: Information and Referral, Command Sponsorship Program.
RELOCATION READINESS PROGRAM
Lending Closet: Service Members and DA Civilians can check out items for an initial 30 days with a copy of your PCS orders. Current items available are dishes, pots, pans, and other household items. Extensions may be granted for extenuating circumstances. All items MUST be cleaned prior to returning. Stop in to see what is available at ACS, Building 2451. PCS'ing: Our staff can provide you with information and referrals for a smooth transition. You can find information on your next duty station at: https://installations. militaryonesource.mil Plan My Move creates a custom checklist for your move, filled with information about the tasks you need to complete and how to complete them. Your checklist is tailored to the unique needs that you and your Family have. https://planmymove.militaryonesource.mil/ Relocation information: https://www.militaryonesource.mil/ moving-housing/
