Army Community Service (ACS

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: 0800-1600 Thursday: 1300-1600 Closed for Lunch: 1200-1300

Army Emergency Relief (AER) (315) 722-1577/1578 Front Desk (315) 722-1578 Family Advocacy (315) 722-1568 Financial Readiness (315) 722-1577 Volunteer Program (315) 722-1569 Sexual Harassment/Assault Response And Prevention (SHARP) (315) 722-1570

ARMY VOLUNTEER PROGRAM (AVC)

Organization Point of Contact (OPOC) and Volunteers 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 Mr. Charles Lyons at DSN: 722-1578/1569 for assistance

ARMY FAMILY TEAM BUILDING

For more information call Charles Lyons at 722-1578/1569.

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 Charles Lyons at 722-1578/1569.

FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM

Education for Professionals: Training for first responders & mandated reporters (Law Enforcement Personnel; Medical 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. Schedule your training with the Family Advocacy Program Manager, Ms. Louis Gonel by calling: DSN: 722-1568 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

Anger Management Tuesday, 7, 14, 21 & 28 April, 1000-1200 ACS, Bldg. #2451 For more information on events, classes or unit request call ACS at 722-1578.

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 is located in ACS, BLDG 2451. After normal duty hours - 0800-1600, on a weekend or holiday, Emergency Financial Assistance can be obtained from AER through the American Red Cross Call Center 1-877-272-7337 (or from DSN: 94 then 877- 272-7337).

AER Command and Troop Training is available upon request. Contact ACS at 722-1578 or 730-3142 to schedule your AER Seminars today.

Army Community Service has items that can be loaned out by Soldiers and DA Civilians (DAC) Some items available are dishes, pots and pans, blenders, countertop grills, toasters, coffee makers, iron, ironing, board, rice cookers, slow cookers, mixers, juicer and more! Bring a copy of your orders, walk through the Loan Closet and select items you would like to borrow. Complete the required paperwork and leave with the items you selected.

Permanent party (Soldier and DoD Civilians): Up to 30 days. Extensions will be granted for extenuating circumstances.

Rotational Soldiers: Items are provided for the duration of your tour. Items MUST be returned prior to your departure to CONUS. Stop in to see what is available - ACS, BLDG 2451, USAG Casey

EMPLOYMENT READINESS PROGRAM

Employment assistance is available at USAG Humphreys by appointment only. Call 722-1578 for more information. Employment Services are limited to: JOB SEARCH ASSISTANCE, JOB REFERRALS, RESUME WRITING & FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION

Useful Employment Assistance and Websites • Federal Government Jobs www.usajobs.gov • Military Spouse Employment Partnership (MSEP) https://msepjobs.militaryonesource.mil/msep/ • AAFES Employment https://odin.aafes.com/ employment/default.asp • Civilian Intern Opportunities http://ncweb.ria.army.mil/ dainterns/default.aspx • Korean National Recruitment System (Local nationals only) https://lr.acpol.army.mil/knrs/selfservice/ • Worldwide Medical, Dental & Behavioral Health Careers https://www.civilianmedicaljobs.com/ • Military One Source http://www.militaryonesource.mil/ • Military Spouse http://www.military.com/spouse

The Financial Readiness Program offers educational classes/ seminars/Workshops, counseling and support services to assist Soldiers, their Families and DoD Civilians with their financial plan, debt management and wealth management.

Get Out of Debt and Stay Out of Debt Wednesday, 8 April, 0930-1130 ACS, Bldg. #2451

Financial Development Course for First Term Soldier Tuesday, 28 April, 0900-1130 ACS, Bldg. #2451 Unit Workshops/Seminars are available. We come where you are. Call, or visit ACS to coordinate your Unit Workshop/Seminar today.

For more information on events, classes or unit request call the FRP Manager, Ms. Joanna Martinez-Vasquez at 722- 1577/1578.

MFLC Military, Family Life Counselors

MFLC’s provide short term problem-solving, non-medical, situational, counseling services to Service Members and their families. Licensed counselors are available to meet individuals, couples, families or groups. They are able to meet anywhere on base except the Barracks or your home. All services are confidential and no records are maintained. Call: 010-2320-5568, 010-8251-9577 or DSN: 722-1578 to speak with someone.

EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM (EFMP)