Army community service

Desk operates Monday-Friday, 0730-1600. A staff member performs receptionist duties, screens individuals requesting assistance, provides routine information on just about any topic and, when appropriate, makes referrals to ACS programs or other agencies within the community.

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  ORIENTATIONS AND BRIEFINGS: The ACS staff is available to conduct or
  

commanders, military personnel, Family members, and the community with the services and

resources available through ACS.

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  FAMILY OUTREACH CENTER: (791-5220) The ACS manages a multi-functional
  

training rooms, a full size kitchen, meeting area, covered outdoor playground for small children

and a covered patio with two large outdoor grills. The facility is available for Family

Readiness Group meetings or unit-related activities, by reservation only. The facility also

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  MILITARY ONE SOURCE: The Military One Source supplements existing Family
  

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  WELCOME CENTER: In room 172, Darling Hall, ACS operates a welcome desk
  

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  LENDING CLOSET: Army Community Service’s (ACS) Lending Closet loans
  

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  WELCOME CDs. Soldiers who are relocating to Fort Gordon may request
  

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  DESTINATION INFORMATION. Information on other military installations is
  

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  CONSUMER INFORMATION: ACS maintains an extensive selection of financial
  

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  PERSONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CLASSES: ACS provides regular
  

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  ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF (AER): AER is a non-profit private organization
  

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  ACS EMERGENCY FOOD PROGRAM: When other emergency financial assistance
  

This program is dedicated to the prevention, prompt reporting, intervention and treatment of spouse and child abuse. Family Advocacy Program works with individuals and Families to enhance individual coping skills and strengthen Family relationships. Some of the services available through ACS FAP are:

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  EMERGENCY SHELTER: FAP provides a safe environment for Family members
  

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  EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION: Transportation (in the form of a cab service)
  

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  EMERGENCY RESPITE CARE: Child care arrangements are made to assist the
  

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  NEW PARENT SUPPORT: Family Advocacy offers a New Parent Support
  

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  VICTIM ADVOCACY: Professional advocates work on behalf of victims of domestic
  

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   MOBILIZATION AND DEPLOYMENT PROGRAM: (791-1958) This program
   

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   EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM (EFMP): (791-4872) The
   

regarding military and civilian resources in the community, respite care, education services, care providers’ programs, summer camp programs, advocacy services, support groups, Family activities and workshops. To enroll an Exceptional Family Member (EFM), contact the clinic at Eisenhower Army Medical Center, Room 110 at 787-9300.

is designed to enhance coping skills and assist military Families with being more self-reliant and self-sufficient. AFTB provides personal and Family preparedness which enhances overall Army readiness and helps America's Army adapt to a changing world. AFTB offers three levels of instruction: Military Knowledge - K Level (previously known as Level I), Personal Growth

and Resiliency - G Level (previously known as Level II), and Leadership Development - L Level (previously known as Level III). AFTB also offers Enlisted Spouse Training Series to prepare spouses to assume additional responsibilities as their Soldiers progress through their positions.

Master Resilience Trainers are designated to support the Comprehensive Soldier Family Fitness Program by training resilience techniques that increase physical, emotional, social, spiritual and Family strengths.

SFAC services are now open available to all non-WTB Soldiers in the Integrated Disability Evaluation System.

Families in which the sponsor’s rank is E-5 and above, articles of equal value may be swapped for goods. The Swap and Assist Shop is located in Bldg 39101 and is managed by ACS Volunteers. Hours of operation are Thursdays 1000-1400 hours only. (706) 791-2260.