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JBSA Recreation Area at Canyon Lake

Phone: (830) 226-5357

The recreation area, located 50 miles north of San Antonio on the shore of Canyon Lake, offers a variety of activities which include: camping, fishing, boating, swimming, three covered picnic areas and two large pavilions. Various lodging accommodations are available: three-bedroom mobile homes, screened cabanas, primitive camping sites and an RV park.

A full-service marina provides water sport equipment at reasonable prices. RV and boat storage are also available onsite.

Student Activity Center

Building 1477, Corporal Johnson Phone: (830) 224-7250 Hours of Operation Monday-Thursday: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday: 1-10 p.m., Sunday: 1-9 p.m.

The three-level building, situated in the heart of the Medical Education and Training Campus, sits on the grounds of the old Hacienda Recreation Center.

The main level features a large foyer with multiple seating areas where students can sit and visit, study or relax during lunch or after class.

JBSAONDEMAND.COM Equestrian Center

Building 3550, Hawkins Road Phone: (210) 224-7207 Hours of Operation Monday-Friday: 8:15 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday-Sunday: 7 a.m.-5 p.m.

The Equestrian Center offers a variety of activities for patrons of all ages and skill levels. Group and private lessons, pony rides, trail rides and boarding are available. Open horse shows are held throughout the year to give riders a chance to display their talents.

Jimmy Brought Fitness Center

Building 320, Wilson Road Phone: (210) 221-1234

This 68,000 sq. ft. facility includes a gymnasium, therapeutic massage sessions, scuba lessons, aerobics, martial arts, water aerobics, swimming lessons, a 25-meter indoor pool, lifeguard classes, racquetball courts, exercise room, cardiovascular room, weight rooms, locker rooms, sauna baths, towel services and hot tub. There is also a smoothie bar offering a variety of delicious beverages.

Central Post Gym

Building 961, Patch Road Phone: (210) 221-3593

The Central Post gym supports the needs of the 187th Medical Battalion, 32nd Medical brigade, and the Army Medical Center and school faculty. The facility includes a full-size basketball court, cardiovascular equipment, weight room, and locker room.

The Fitness Center on METC

Building 1369, Williams Way Rd. Phone: (210) 808-5709

The Fitness Center on the Medical Education and Training Campus (METC) is dedicated to providing fitness programs designed to enhance readiness and performance, promotes total fitness, esprit de corps and quality of life. Our goal is to provide fun a fitness environment that meet the needs of all fitness levels and keep exercise enthusiasts motivated as they pursue their fitness goals.

Fitness Center on the METC is also home to the Sports Office. Sports programs include Joint Students’ Intramural Sports and Special

Events, Intramural Sports, Varsity Sports and the Service Member Adaptive Reconditioning Program. Sports provide patrons with the opportunity to enhance morale and unit esprit de corps and offered to individuals and teams with competition and noncompetitive games.

Aquatic Center

Building 3300, Williams Road Phone: (210) 221-4887

Our Center features a 50-meter Olympic size swimming pool which is open to patrons May through September. The center also features three large amusement parkstyle water slides, children’s pool, and playground. Lap lanes are also available.

Keith A. Campbell Memorial Library

Building 1222, Harney Road Phone: (210) 221-4702/ 4387

Keep up with the latest news or check out your favorite book for some reading. The library offers: various materials and equipment for active duty military, dependents, retired military and Ft. Sam DOD civilians.

Hunting

The 79th Texas Legislature passed HB 1076, which directs the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission to waive all fees for hunting and fishing licenses for Texas residents currently on active duty as a member of the military. The new Texas Resident Active Duty Military “Super Combo” Hunting and All-Water Fishing Package (Type 510), which is free, will be available to any Texas resident who is a member of the U.S. Armed Forces on active duty, including members of the Reserved or National Guard on active duty. This package includes all five state stamp endorsements (archery, freshwater fishing, and migratory game bird, saltwater fishing with a red drum tag and upland game bird). The Federal Waterfowl (duck) Stamp is not included. For a member of the military to qualify for a free “Super Combo,” he or she must have continuously resided in Texas for more than six months before obtaining the license. A member of the military who does not qualify as a Texas resident for the purpose of obtaining a military “Super Combo” in Texas may purchase any resident hunting and fishing license. For more information, call (512) 389-4846.

Hunter Education Class

In accordance with new Army regulations, every person hunting on Army land is required to successfully complete a hunter’s education course. This requirement is mandatory at Camp Bullis as of the 2005 Hunting Season. The Outdoor Recreation Center at Camp Bullis will provide these classes in an effort to afford each individual that opportunity.

MILITARY & FAMILY Readiness

s part of MWR, Military & Family Readiness/ Military and Family Readiness (MFR) equips people with the skills and support they need to face the challenges of military life (today as well as tomorrow). Their motto is “Selfhelp, Service, and Stability” and this defines the activities and services offered by MFR. All active-duty, U.S. Army Reservists and National Guard Service members on active duty exceeding 30 days, DA civilians, retirees and family members are eligible to use these services offered by MFR.

MFR is a worldwide organization composed of hard working and caring individuals. Some of these individuals are civilian personnel who direct MFR activities, while others are volunteers who support staff and assist with various community service projects. When you join the Military and Family Readiness Volunteer family, you become a valuable asset to soldiers, their families and the agency staff.

The volunteer program provides an opportunity for you to gain experience in a professional atmosphere. We will assist you in finding a volunteer position that allows you to use your specific talents and interests.

Army Emergency Relief

2414 Stanley Road, Bldg 131 (210) 221-1612 Hours of Operation Monday-Friday: 730 a.m.- 12 p.m. 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. After duty hours contact the American Red Cross at (210) 224-5151

Army Emergency Relief is the Army’s own emergency financial assistance organization and is dedicated to “Helping the Army Take Care of Its Own.”

Armed Forces Action Plan

3060 Stanley Road, Bldg 2797 (210) 221-2336/2705 Hours of Operation Monday-Friday: 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

The Armed Forces Action Plan (AFAP) is a program designed to ensure that the wellbeing of soldiers and families in the Army keep pace with the changing times. AFAP gathers input from the people of the Army and Army leadership. AFAP is a way for Soldiers and families to say what is working and what is not, as well as to provide possible solutions for areas of concern.

Armed Forces Team Building

3060 Stanley Road, Bldg 2797 Phone: (210) 221-2336/2705 Hours of Operation Monday-Friday: 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

The Armed Forces Team Building (AFTB) program at Fort Sam Houston is fortunate to have an active volunteer staff of 12 master trainers and 11 instructors. Fort Sam is the home of the Army Medic, the Army Medical Department (AMEDDC&S) Center and School, San Antonio Military Medical Center (SAMMC), and the Fifth U.S. Army Headquarters. With a large number of medical soldiers and their families and an everrotating number of soldier students and their families, the AFTB program runs a little differently than at other installations.

AFTB encourages new spouses, family members, soldiers and DA civilians to find out about Army life. Family member classes are offered in levels I, II, and III on a quarterly basis. These classes are open to soldiers (active and reserve), civilian employees and their family members.

Army Volunteer Corps

3060 Stanley Road, Bldg 2797 Phone: (210) 221-0918/2705 Military and Family Readiness is the home to the Army Volunteer Corps, which is the center of volunteer recruitment, referral, recognition and advocacy efforts for Fort Sam. Volunteers are needed in a wide variety of positions throughout the installation. Through volunteer service, individuals can learn or enhance skills, get to know the community and meet new people, build their resumes, and more. Volunteers are asked to register through the Volunteer Management Information System, or VMIS, which can be accessed through ARMY OneSource. By doing this, volunteers can record and track their hours, which are then verified by their volunteer supervisor. This is a great tool for tracking your volunteerism. You can use the information on resumes, in job interviews, and as a part of nomination packages for volunteer awards.

Financial Readiness

3060 Stanley Road, Bldg 2797 Phone: (210) 221-2380/2705 Hours of Operation Monday-Friday: 7:15 a.m.-4:15 p.m.

Consumer Affairs and Financial Assistance (CAFA) offers basic education on financial matters. Individual financial counseling is also available by appointment. Courses include: checkbook management, credit management, debt reduction, investment thrift savings plans, and the introduction to personal financial management (mandatory for soldiers new to the Army).]

Employment Readiness

33060 Stanley Road, Bldg 2797 Phone: (210) 221-2705 Hours of Operation Monday-Friday: 7:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Closed 1st & 3rd Thursday from 1:00-4:30 p.m. The Employment Readiness Program helps patrons improve essential skills needed to secure employment in a competitive job market. Services include job counseling, local employer information, job bank, resume writing assistance, education information, Military Spouse Preference, and so much more!

Classes are offered in-person and online covering Your Pathways To Employment, Interviewing Skills, Resume Writing – general and federal formats – and LinkedIn 101. To ensure each client’s needs are continuously met the Employment Readiness Program is available for one-on-one appointments to assist in creating cover letters, updating resumes to fit job announcements, certification/re-licensure planning, and the translation of skills to meet your employment goals.

Exceptional Family Member Program

3060 Stanley Road, Bldg 2797 Phone: (210) 221-2705 Hours of Operation Monday-Friday: 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Enrollment in the Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) is mandatory for active-duty personnel who have family members with exceptional medical, psychological, developmental, or educational needs. The aim of the program is to assist in assigning active duty members to an area where their exceptional family member’s special needs can be addressed. The Installation Exceptional Family Member Program offers: community resource information, assistance with Exception to Policy for priority housing, assists families with enrollment into EFMP, client advocacy, early intervention referrals, relocation assistance, service coordination for Individualized Education Plans, respite care services, health education workshops, child activities and a community special needs resource team.

Family Life Program

3060 Stanley Road, Bldg 2797 Phone: (210) 221-0349/ 2705 Hours of Operation Monday-Friday: 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

The Family Life Program (FLP) offers a variety of services to assist service members and families in their knowledge, skills, and abilities to anticipate and meet the challenges throughout the various stages of the family life cycle. Supporting the Readiness mission of JBSA, the FLP also assists in many ways to provide extra support during separations. Today’s military family (which includes active duty military members, Guard, Reserve, DoD civilians, retirees, and family members of active duty) are supported by a team of professionals working together to support the mission of all the United States Military Services. Family life resilience and self-enhancement skills are addressed through this education based program. Emphasis is placed on providing the skills and knowledge you need to help cope with challenges and make sound life choices.

Mobilization & Deployment

3060 Stanley Road, Bldg 2797 Phone: (210) 221-2705 (Army, Air Force) Hours of Operation Monday-Friday: 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Deployment is never easy and it often takes a toll on both the Soldier and the family. The Mobilization & Deployment Program and stability and support operations provide support services during disaster events and all phases of deployment to eligible family members at, or as near to, their hometown or home installation as possible. The Family and Soldier Readiness System addresses the state of preparedness of the Army Family through proactive education and support programs that promote resiliency and enhance wellbeing. The MFR Mobilization & Deployment Program ensures that all Soldiers and Civilians returning from deployment or redeploying from other operations are provided support in personal reconstruction, family reunion, and personal readiness.

Soldier and Family Readiness is inextricably linked to Mission Readiness. Because of the high value the Army places on both military and personal readiness, programs like Operation READY (Resources for Educating About Deployment and You) have been initiated. The Fort Sam Houston Mobilization and Deployment Office maintains a library of Operation READY materials, as well as offering workshops and briefings on all of the Operation READY training modules. All Operation READY materials can be found in the Mobilizations and Deployment Office in the Military Family Readiness Center or can be viewed or downloaded from the ARMY MFR website www.fortsammwr.com.operations provide support services during disaster events and all phases of deployment to eligible family members at, or as near to, their hometown or home installation as possible. The Family and Soldier Readiness System addresses the state of preparedness of the Army Family through proactive education and support programs that promote resiliency and enhance wellbeing. The MFR Mobilization & Deployment Program ensures that all Soldiers and Civilians returning from deployment or redeploying