Dear Valued Customer, Army Community Service (ACS) is delighted to assist you with services, volunteer information, and training opportunities, which are available to you. ANSWERS UNLIMITED is one of many informative ACS publications designed for your convenience to provide assistance in locating agencies and services on-post/off-post. Our corporate vision first in Soldier and Family support services sets the standard for a team oriented approach to excellence in customer service. It is our hope that your first stop upon arrival will be ACS. The ACS Mission is to provide commanders, Soldiers, and Family Members with programs and services in a centralized location to enhance the quality of life. It is the goal of the entire ACS staff to provide professional customer service with genuine care while allowing you to utilize all the resources available to you. Director, Army Community Service
Transcript
Dear Valued Customer, Army Community Service (ACS) is delighted to assist you with services, volunteer information, and training opportunities, which are available to you. ANSWERS UNLIMITED is one of many informative ACS publications designed for your convenience to provide assistance in locating agencies and services on-post/off-post. Our corporate vision first in Soldier and Family support services sets the standard for a team oriented approach to excellence in customer service. It is our hope that your first stop upon arrival will be ACS. The ACS Mission is to provide commanders, Soldiers, and Family Members with programs and services in a centralized location to enhance the quality of life. It is the goal of the entire ACS staff to provide professional customer service with genuine care while allowing you to utilize all the resources available to you.
Director, Army Community Service
II
Welcome to Fort Bragg -- May your stay be enjoyable and your tour of duty professionally rewarding. The ANSWERS UNLIMITED is an informational booklet published since 1975. It is compiled and prepared by Army Community Service in the interest of all Fort Bragg Soldiers, Family Members, civilian employees and community members. The Army Community Service staff would like to thank all individuals who contributed to this issue. The ANSWERS UNLIMITED will be updated as needed, each time adding information that you, the military community, have requested or provided. Every effort has been made to provide accurate and current information. However, we recommend calling to verify location and hours of operation before visiting an agency. To provide any changes or corrections please contact Army Community Service: Phone: 396 - 8682 Fax: 396 - 8401
III
All times listed in this edition of ANSWERS UNLIMITED are in military time. The time is based on a 24-hour clock. For example, 0100 is 1:00 AM, 1230 is 12:30 PM, 1300 is 1:00 PM, 1430 is 2:30 PM, and 1545 is 3:45 PM and so on. A military time schedule is provided your convenience.
Military Time Corresponding AM/PM 0001 1 minute past midnight 0100 01:00 AM 0200 02:00 AM 0300 03:00 AM 0400 04:00 AM 0500 05:00 AM 0600 06:00 AM 0700 07:00 AM 0800 08:00 AM 0900 09:00 AM 1000 10:00 AM 1100 11:00 AM 1200 12:00 noon 1300 01:00 PM 1400 02:00 PM 1500 03:00 PM 1600 04:00 PM 1700 05:00 PM 1800 06:00 PM 1900 07:00 PM 2000 08:00 PM 2100 09:00 PM 2200 10:00 PM 2300 11:00 PM 2400 12 midnight
IV
QUICK REFERENCE NUMBERS AAFES/PX/BX ............................................................... 436 - 3535 ACTION LINE ................................................... 396 - BOSS (2677) ARMY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM: ……………..396 - 4100 AMBULANCE SERVICE .......................................................... 911 ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE (ACS) ................. 396 - 8682/8683 ACS OUTREACH CENTERS
• SOLDIER & FAMILY READINESS GROUP CENTER 432 - 3742
• SURVIVOR OUTREACH SERVICES…………...396 - 0384 CASUALTY ASSISTANCE ............................................ 396 - 9901 CHAPLAIN ........................................................... 396 - 1121/1122 CHILD ABUSE (to report call one of the following):
• MP’S ......................................................... 396 - 0391/0392 • CUMBERLAND COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL WORK
................................................................. 323 - 1540/3200 CORVIAS MILITARY HOUSING …………………………495 - 0878 CRIME (Report a)................................................. 396 - 0391/0392 EMERGENCY .......................................................................... 911 FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM ................................. 396 - 5521 FAMILY ASSISTANCE CENTER .................... 1 - 800 - 457 - 4636 FINANCE OFFICES
FIRE ......................................................................................... 911 HOSPITALS
• WOMACK ARMY MEDICAL CTR ...................... 907 - 6000 • CAPE FEAR VALLEY MEDICAL CTR ............... 609 - 4000 • HIGHSMITH RAINEY MEDICAL CTR ............... 609 - 1000
HOUSING (CORVIAS) .................................................. 495 - 0878 OFF POST HOUSING REFERRAL ............................... 396 - 1022 ID CARD FACILITY (SSC) …APPT. LINE……………….643 – 2737 ID CARD - INFO…………………………………………….396 - 9339 ID CARD FACILITY (82ND) ........................................... 432 - 4182 INFORMATION ON POST - DIAL OR ..................................................... 396 - 0011 INFORMATION AND REFERRAL (ACS)………….. 396 - 8682/8683 LEGAL ASSISTANCE/JAG
• 18TH ABN CORPS……………………………..396 - 6113/0396 • 82ND ABN DIV……………………………………….432 – 0195 • USASOC……………………………………… 432 – 8061/5114
MILITARY ONE SOURCE…………………….....1 – 800 – 342 - 9647 OUTPROCESSING (PERSONNEL)………………………..396 - 3205
V
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE ........................................... 396 - 5620 RED CROSS ........................................................ 396 - 1231/1232
Location: Bldg. 4-2171, Reilly Street Phone: 436 – 2200 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0530 – 1900 Saturday – Sunday 0900 - 1800 The following concessions/stores are located in the Mini Mall:
ACCESS TO FORT BRAGG https://home.army.mil/bragg/index.php/my-fort-bragg/all-
services/gate-information
• Access to Fort Bragg is restricted to those who have a reason to enter.
• All vehicles entering the post are subject to search. In order to gain entry to Fort Bragg, all occupants 17 years or older must have a valid identification.
• DoD affiliated or Federal Government ID card holders may access any lane at any ACP.
• All other personnel presenting U.S. driver’s license or state identification cards must first visit All American Visitor Control Center (VCC). Their vehicle will be subject to search.
• All commercial vehicles must access the Truck Plaza (VCC) on Cook Street (off Knox St.).
• For more info go to the above website.
ALL-AMERICAN VISITOR CONTROL CENTER Location: All American Expressway on the left side before the gates Phone: 907-5165/5166 or 908 - 2197 Hours of Operation: Daily 0500 - 2100
TRUCK PLAZA VISITOR CONTROL CENTER Location: Knox Street, off Bragg Blvd. NO POV’S Phone: 907 – 5168/5169 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 0500 - 2100
ACTION LINE - DIAL 6-BOSS or 396-2677 DIAL 6 - BOSS is a means of communicating with the Commanding General. Your suggestions, ideas, recommendations, or bon-a-fide complaints are welcome to make Fort Bragg a better place to live and work. Calls are transcribed daily and submitted to the appropriate agency for follow-up. The Commanding General reviews all calls and responses are made to the individual initiating the call. Anonymous calls will be acted upon on a case-by-case basis. Prior to using DIAL 6 - BOSS, you should use your chain of command; however, the Commanding General remains available to any Soldier and/or family member needing help. DIAL 6 - BOSS rules are simple: 1) Wait for the sound of the tone after the recording and leave your full name (spell your last name), social security number, unit or address, and a telephone number; 2) Since your message is being recorded, keep your comments to less than three minutes.
ARMED SERVICES BLOOD PROGRAM http://www.militaryblood.dod.mil/Donors/where_to_give.aspx# Location: Bldg. 8-4156, Souter Place Phone: 396 – 9925 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0730 – 1530 E-mail: [email protected] Services Provided: Provides the blood needed for patients in military hospitals at home and around the world. Blood Donor Center must collect a specific amount of units per month to ensure that blood is available to those in need. There is no substitute for human blood. Blood and blood products are used for patients of all ages for many reasons. From those undergoing cancer treatments to surgical patients to those with battlefield injuries, military members depend on blood donors every day. Donating
blood is a simple way almost anyone can save up to three lives. The actual donation only takes 10 – 15 minutes, but there are steps that come before and after donation that keep donors and the blood supply safe and healthy. In general, the entire process takes 45 minutes to one hour.
ARMED SEVICES YMCA (ASYMCA)
FT BRAGG/POPE AAF https://www.asymca.org/fort-bragg-home
Location: Bldg. 2-2411 Rodney Trail (corner of Woodruff and Jackson Streets)
E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 436 - 0500 Fax: 436 – 0018 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0900 – 1600 Hours vary for Special Events. Programs currently serving Ft. Bragg:
BABY BUNDLES Baby Bundles deliver essential care items for newborns to active duty families rank E6 and below. The bundle includes essentials such as a blanket, socks, hat, bib, onesie, baby wipes, book, diapers, educational toys, and more. Being a new parent is hard – being a new military parent is even harder. Baby Bundles aim to make the challenges of welcoming the newest member of the military family a bit easier and help offset the financial burden of acquiring basic supplies. Any military family stationed at Fort Bragg with a new infant 0-3 months and is rank E6 or below is eligible. Register for your bundle today at our website.
CHILD CARE PROGRAMS
With military spouse unemployment hovering around 25% pre-Coronavirus, low-cost high-quality child care is essential. Before and after school care is essential to allow military spouses the opportunity to pursue educational and career opportunities without the financial constraints of child care. For information regarding the 2020-21 school year including hours, locations, and payment please call our office.
FOOD PANTRY
The Food Pantry serves a vital need in military readiness and family health as 15% of active duty families are food insecure. Our pantry is 100% confidential and is open to all military members, veterans, and their families. Households can visit one time per week. To access this service, please visit our website for information on how to register or call our office with questions.
HOLIDAY HEARTS Through a partnership with ACS, we are able to provide children of junior enlisted Soldier/Airmen a chance to receive gifts during the holiday season that they would not have otherwise received due to a financial hardship.
CHILDREN’S WAITING ROOM Children's Waiting Room provides no-cost child watch services for military families during medical appointments at Womack Army Medical Center. We recognize the challenges military personnel and spouses face when trying to attend medical appointments with little ones. This program alleviates the challenges of finding child care during medical appointments and encourages better health and well-being by reducing the number of missed appointments due to lack of child care. For information on hours, location, and how to register please visit our website or call our office.
BRAGG WORTHY GOWNS Bragg Worthy Gowns offers a wide variety of gowns (available in sizes 0 – 26, no male attire) available for any formal occasion. These gowns are offered for rental at $10 each to encourage sound financial decision making and help offset costs of attending formal functions for military members and their families. Dresses have to be dry cleaned before they are returned. This service is available for all DoD ID card holders.
OPERATION HERO Operation Hero is an after-school program provided to military school-age children. A military child moves between 6-9 times throughout their school aged years that is three times more frequent than their civilian counterparts. This program addresses challenges faced by many military children (feelings of isolation, feelings of self-doubt, frequent or long-term deployments by one or both parents and academic difficulties due to frequent moves). The program is offered at no-cost to military families and takes place at schools throughout the region. Call our office for information on locations and hours as these change regularly throughout the school year.
OPERATION KID COMFORT Operation Kid Comfort provides no-cost personalized quilts and pillows to children with a deployed parent to support and comfort during stressful times. However, the program also provides reassurance to the service member. As one soldier shared, “Operation Kid Comfort ensured that my daughter would not forget me during my deployment.” Volunteers cut fabric, print personalized photos, and assemble the quilts to be given to military children. The program is available to children of deployed U.S. Military personnel stationed in North or South Carolina.
19
OPERATION RIDE HOME Operation Ride Home provides financial assistance to eligible active duty junior-enlisted military and their families to travel from their duty station, back home to spend time with their families. Reconnecting military families during this special time of year is one small way Operation Ride Home is strengthening military families.
OPERATION CAMP
Each year we provide summer day camp services for military families and civilians alike. For information on hours, location, and pricing please visit our website or call our office.
ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE (ACS)
https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/acs Main ACS
Location: 3rd Floor, Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843 Normandy Drive
Phone: 396 - 8682/8683 or 1 - 800 - 958 - 4759 Authorized Patrons: Active duty and retired military personnel and their family members; Reservist and National Guard members who are on active duty for 30 days or more; widows, widowers and other next of kin of Army personnel on active duty or retired at the time of their death; next of kin of prisoners of war or missing in action personnel of all Armed Services. Services Provided: ACS is an important part of the Army’s program to assist Soldiers and their Families in meeting specific needs. ACS offers a wide variety of programs tailored to assist Army families living on and off post. ACS is the place to go for answers to your questions and help with concerns or other issues facing military families. ACS programs and services include: Airborne Attic: Provides furniture, household items, clothing, toys, etc. to Soldiers (E-4 and below) and family members if they cannot afford to purchase them or in emergencies. Army Emergency Relief: Offers loans or grants in emergency situations. Army Family Team Building: Offers free classes about military lifestyles, skills, and behaviors in order to be knowledgeable, empowered members of the military community. Army Volunteer Corps: Gain valuable work experience, learn new skills, or support the installation mission by joining the Fort Bragg volunteer team. Emergency Family Assistance Center: Central point on installation for information during crisis/deployment. Employment Readiness Program: Provides information on employment, education and volunteer opportunities.
Exceptional Family Member Program: Information, screening and referral for family members with special needs. Family Advocacy Program: Provides classes on parenting, anger and stress management, and information and assistance in reporting violence in the home. Emergency Family Assistance Center: Central point on installation for information during crisis/deployment. Financial Readiness Program: Provides financial classes, briefings and counseling to Soldiers, Family Members, commanders and leaders. Information, Referral & Follow-up: Provides information regarding military and civilian community resources. Lending Closet: Lends basic household items for temporary use by arriving and departing Soldiers and their Families. Mobilization, Deployment and Stability & Support Operations: Provides support and assistance to commanders in establishing support groups for Families of active and reserve component forces and emergency-essential civilians in support of military operations, deployment or mobilizations, and Family emergency operations. Multicultural Readiness Program: Offers assistance and support to Soldiers and their families whose primary language is other than English. New Parent Support Program: Provides home visits, infant care and parenting classes. Relocation Readiness Program: Newcomer information about Fort Bragg and the surrounding areas; welcome packets/worldwide installation information (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines). Volunteer (ACS) Program: Learn new skills, meet new people and support the ACS programs by volunteering. Survivor Outreach Services: Provides care services to all families who have suffered the loss of a Soldier. This includes facilitating support groups, coordinating events, as well as, linking families to community resources and services.
ACS Office Numbers ACS Chief 396 - 6458 Administrative Section 396 - 3744 Airborne Attic 907 - 2842 Army Emergency Relief 396 – 2507/7289 Army Family Team Building 396 - 2382 Army Volunteer Corps Coordinator 396 - 2458 Emergency Family Assistance Center 1 - 800 - 457 - 4636 Employment Readiness Program 396 - 1425/2390 Exceptional Family Member Program 907- 3395 Family Advocacy Program 396 - 5521 Financial Readiness Program 396 - 2507/7289
21
Information & Referral 396 - 8682/8683 Lending Closet (Bldg. 8-7006-A) 396 - 6013 Mobilization & Deployment 432 - 3742 Multicultural Readiness Program 396 - 6120 New Parents Support Program 396 - 7951 Relocation Readiness Program 396 – 8682/8683 Survivor Outreach Services 643 - 2979 Victim Advocate 24 Hour Hotline 322 - 3418 Volunteer (ACS) Program 396 - 8160
ACS OUTREACH OFFICES CUMBERLAND COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
Location: 236 Interceptor, Pope AAF Phone: 432 - 3742 or 1 - 800 - 457 - 4636 Fax: 396 - 6302 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 0800 - 1700 ATTENTION: ALL ACS OFFICES ARE CLOSED THE 2ND WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH 0800 – 1200 FOR TRAINING
ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF (AER) https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/aer
Location: 3rd Floor, Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843, Normandy Drive
(Case processing closes at 1630) After Duty Hours: Please call the American Red Cross 1 – 877 – 272 - 7337 (Toll Free) to process travel or other emergencies that cannot wait until the next business day. Services Provided: AER provides financial assistance to Soldiers and eligible Family members when faced with a valid financial emergency. Assistance will be provided as a no-interest loan, a grant (when appropriate), or a combination loan and grant. Types of emergencies covered by AER (include but not limited to): non-receipt of or loss of funds, medical, or dental expenses requiring co-payment, funeral expenses for immediate family member with Military ID card holder, travel expenses related to emergencies, rent, food, utilities, vehicle payments and repairs.
Eligibility: • Active duty Soldiers (single or married), and eligible Family
members. • National Guard and Reservist Soldiers on active duty (w/Title 10
Orders) for more than 30 consecutive days and their eligible Family members.
• Soldiers retired from active duty for longevity or physical disability, and their eligible Family members.
• National Guard and Reservist Soldiers who retired at age 60, and their eligible Family members.
• Surviving spouses, or children of Soldiers who died while on active duty or after they retired.
Procedures for Assistance
Visit the Fort Bragg AER Office for instructions and an application packet. Present completed AER packet, budget form, LES, ID card and supporting documents to AER for processing.
Below categories are not authorized • Fines/bails/judgments • Legal expenses • Ordinary leave • Vacations • Bad checks or over drafts • Credit card payments • Marriages/divorces • Income taxes • Abortions • Emergencies resulting from UCMJ actions
.ARMY FAMILY TEAM BUILDING (AFTB)
https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/aftb Location: 3rd Floor, Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843,
Normandy Drive Phone: 396 - AFTB (2382) Hours Of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 – 1700 Services Provided: Provides key training for the Family members, Soldiers, civilians which enhance one’s basic knowledge of the military lifestyle as well as development of personal and leadership skills.
ARMY VOLUNTEER CORPS COORDINATOR (AVCC) https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/avc
Location: 3rd Floor, Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843, Normandy Drive
Phone: 396 - 2458 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 - 1700 Services Provided: Volunteers support the installation mission in various capacities. The AVCC assists volunteer organizations/managers with recruitment/placement utilizing the web-based DA Volunteer Management System (VMIS); provides training guidance for volunteer recognition.
ACS Volunteer Program https//:braggmwr.com/programs/acs-volunteer-programs
Location: 3rd Floor, Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843, Normandy Drive
Phone: 396 – 8160 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 - 1700 The Army Community Service (ACS) Volunteer Program offers valuable opportunities to gain experience and directly impact change within Army Community Service programs. Our ACS Volunteers are eligible to receive 10 hours per week in free childcare – must be currently registered with CYS. For CYS registration Information, please visit CYS for childcare info.
EMPLOYMENT READINESS PROGRAM (ERP) https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/erp
Location: 3rd Floor, Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843 Normandy Drive
Phone: 396 - 2390/1425 or 907 - 3421 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 - 1700 The Employment Readiness Program is your one-stop for employment and job search information. Workshops and One-on-One appointments are conducted to help job seekers with resume writing, career planning, interview preparation, etc. ERP is also home to the Professional Boutique – a professional clothing resource for military ID card holders! Listed below are a few of the services the program provides:
• Both in-person and virtual appointments with an Employment Specialist
• Parent education resources and recreation events for exceptional Family members.
• Support Groups • Information & referrals to on or off post agencies regarding medical,
educational and mental health resources. • Assistance with requests for stabilization, deletions & deferments. • Educational & medical facilitation for special needs. • Systems Navigation to provide non-clinical case management for
EFMP Families during in/out processing and upon a new diagnosis.
FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM (FAP) NOTE: There are two Family Advocacy Program Locations. For assessment and treatment for intimate partner abuse or child maltreatment, contact the Family Advocacy Program office found at the Womack Army Medical Center Specialty Behavioral Health Clinic. Family Advocacy Program Clinical Assessment and Treatment Location: Specialty Behavioral Health Clinic, found at the Womack Health and Support Center, Bldg 4-2817, located at the north end of the Womack Army Medical Center parking lot entered from the All American Highway entrance. Phone: 907- 8272 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0730–1630 Mission: Location to report if scheduled to report to Family Advocacy Program after an incident or for the purpose of obtaining clinical counseling for Family issues.
FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM OUTREACH, PREVENTION,
AND PARTNER ABUSE VICTIM ADVOCACY https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/fap
Location: 3rd Floor, Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843, Normandy Drive
Phone: 396 – 5521/4175 Fax: 432 - 1685 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 - 1700 Mission: Your source for information about where to find help for a wide variety of parenting or relationship issues. Provides Victim Advocacy for partner abuse. Provides parenting and couple relationship workshops. All post personnel are required to report suspected instances of partner or child abuse or neglect the Military Police (MP) at 396 – 0391. Call us if we can help! Services Provided:
• Wide variety of parenting and relationship workshops with free childcare. Call 396-5521 or go to https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/fap to register.
• New Parent Support Program (NPSP) is a professional team of registered nurses and social workers who provide supportive and caring services to military families with young children. Our trained, supervised home visitors have extensive knowledge of the issues confronting today’s military parents. Through a variety of programs including home visits, play mornings and parenting classes, the New Parent Support Program will help you learn to cope with stress, isolation, post-deployment reunions and the everyday demands of parenthood. This voluntary participation program was developed to assist military families in the many ways that friends and family do when you’re back home. Even if you’ve been raising your family for a few years, new ages and stages bring different challenges. The New Parent Support Program offers you the opportunity to express your concerns and ask questions about babies, infants and young children. Army families and other military families expecting a child or with children from birth to 36 months of age are eligible to participate free of charge in all of the services offered.
• 24 hour Victim’s Hotline (322-3418) answered by trained Victim Advocates who are available 24 hours a day to answer questions and provide information, referrals, and direct support to persons involved in an abusive relationship. You do NOT have to give your name when calling for help!
• Family Advocacy Program Briefings to units and leaders. Fort Bragg policy requires all units to receive annual Family Advocacy briefings. All Commanders and First Sergeants are required to receive training on the Family Advocacy Program within 45 days of assuming command. Call 396-5521 or go to http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/request
Help for victims of partner abuse or sexual assault: Military Police 396 - 0391/0392 (on post) or call 911 Fort Bragg 24 Hour Victim’s Hotline 322 - 3418 WAMC Specialty Behavioral Health 907 - 8272 Cumberland County CARE Center 677 - 2532 Fayetteville Rape Crisis Center 485 - 7273 National Domestic Abuse Hotline 1 - 800 - 799 - SAFE Child Help National Hotline 1 – 800 – 422 - 4453 Military One Source 1 - 800 - 342 - 9647
To Report Suspected Abuse Military Police: 396 - 0391/0392 (on post) or call 911 WAMC Specialty Behavioral Health: 907 - 8272 Cumberland County Department of Social Services: 677 – 2450 Harnett County Department of Social Services: 893 – 7500 ext. 8 Hoke County Department of Social Services: 878 – 1988
(911 after hours) Lee County Department of Social Services: 718 – 4690 Moore County Department of Social Services: 947 - 5883 Worried about privacy? If you are a Soldier or a dependent and a victim of domestic violence you can get private help/information. Contact the Ft. Bragg Victim’s Hotline at 322-3418, a healthcare provider, or Chaplain. If you are still concerned about your privacy call the Ft. Bragg Victim’s Hotline and don’t give your name; you will still get help.
Additional Family Resources
Marriage and Family Counseling Unit Chaplain (contact unit for phone number) Specialty Behavioral Health 907 – 8272 82d - Robinson Clinic 907 - 8282 Joel Clinic 907 - 9073 Clark Clinic 907 - 9670 Tricare 1-877- Tricare (874-2273) Military One Source 1-800-464 - 8107 www.militaryonesource.com user id: military password: onesource Parenting Classes (All Ages) Family Advocacy Program 396 - 5521 New Parent Support Program 396 - 7951 Marital Enrichment Classes Family Advocacy Program 396 - 5521 Watters Family Life Center 396 – 6564
FINANCIAL READINESS PROGRAM (FRP) https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/frp
Location: 3rd Floor, Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843, Normandy Drive
Phone: 396 – 2507/907-3670 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0900 - 1630 Services Provided: Professional financial counselors provide a variety of financial services to military members and Families. Individual counseling, budget preparation and debt reduction planning are all available by appointment. We regularly work with personnel to resolve consumer complaints and provide education on consumer issues. We offer a full range of classes to include Personal Financial Management Training, Savings and Investment, Budget and Debt Management. Classes can be customized and brought on-site to fulfill unit training requirements. We support FRGs and other groups upon request. Financial Readiness leads to Family Readiness!
CONSUMER COMPLAINT OFFICE
Financial Readiness Counselors will walk you through the process of filing a consumer complaint and will help via on your behalf should you experience unfair business practices in the Fort Bragg surrounding area. Call our office for an appointment.
COMMERCIAL SOLICITATION
Services Provided: Serves as the initial point of contact for anyone wanting to start a Home Based Business (HBB) or conduct business on the installation. The Solicitation office provides information to ensure compliance with:
• Installation policy as well as Department of Defense and Army regulations.
• Accepts applications for solicitation permits. All those conducting business on the installation must have a current permit. Flyers and banners for installation events are reviewed for compliance and approved for circulation.
• Solicitation Briefings are offered once a month – please call to register.
INFORMATION, REFERRAL& FOLLOW-UP PROGRAM (IR&F)
https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/information-referral-follow Location: 3rd Floor, Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843,
Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 0800 - 1700 Services Provided: Your one-stop information center on programs and services located in the Fort Bragg and Fayetteville communities. Our goal is to keep Soldiers and Family members aware of all services available and to provide confidential referral information to the appropriate agencies when necessary. Printed resource materials are available, such as maps, phone books and much more. Limited Notary Public assistance.
LENDING CLOSET/AIRBORNE ATTIC Location: Bldg. 8-7006, Corner of Letterman & Ord Streets Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 - 1630
Phone: 396 - 6013 Services Provided: Items such as pots, pans, dishes, irons, ironing boards, and small kitchen appliances are available for temporary loan. Items are provided on a loan basis for two weeks. Exception to policy is required for any extension beyond two weeks. Service is provided for active duty Soldiers and family members who are PSCing.
Airborne Attic (AA)
https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/airborne-attic Phone: 907 - ATIC (2842) Services Provided: For Soldiers E-4* and below, and their immediate family members. The Airborne Attic provides household items, furniture, appliances, etc. where there is a need or an emergency. A command referral letter is necessary for large household items. The letter can be picked up at the Attic. *Exception to policy can be made for Soldiers E-5 and above. The Airborne Attic operates completely from donations. Items have been generously donated to the Attic from the community: fellow Soldiers, businesses and other organizations. These items are then inventoried and organized for distribution to Soldiers and families in need of assistance. Your donations are tax deductible. You may drop off your donations at the Attic Monday thru Friday between the hours of 0800-1630.
MASTER RESILIENCE TRAINING https://bragg.armymwr.com/us/bragg/programs
Location: 3rd Floor, Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843, Normandy Drive
Phone: 907-3393 Hours Of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 – 1700 Services Provided: Training designed to assist Family members,
Soldiers, and civilians grow and thrive in the face of challenges. Learn how to bounce back from adversity. MOBILIZATION & DEPLOYMENT AND STABILITY & SUPPORT
Location: FRG Center, 236 Interceptor Rd, Pope Army Airfield Phone: 432 - 3742 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 - 1700 Services Provided: MDSSO program provides community readiness assistance in instances of deployment and emergency situations. This includes training for Family Readiness Group (FRG) Volunteers, Care Teams, Family Readiness Liaisons (FRLs), and Unit Command Teams. MDSSO is also responsible for operating an Emergency Family Assistance Center (E-FAC) in the event of an all hazards event. We serve as case managers for requests for emergency assistance through the Army Disaster Personnel Accountability and Assessment System (ADPASS) for those who can’t get to the FAC. We also provide support to Soldiers and Families during Non-Combatant Evacuation Operations (NEO) and Repatriation. The MDSSO is housed in The Soldier and Family Readiness Group Center (SFRGC). This is a state-of-the-art facility, featuring a fully integrated audio/visual system with VTC, with the mission of providing support to FRGs, FRLs, and commanders with the Total Army Family Support Program. It has small and large classrooms and can be configured into a conference room to accommodate 450 people. It is an excellent place to conduct your FRG meetings or resource fairs. The SFRGC also has a computer lab with 18 computers that are available from 8:00 am until 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday.
MULTICULTURAL READINESS PROGRAM https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/mrp
Location: 3rd Floor, Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843, Normandy Drive
Phone: 396 – 6120 Hours of Operation: Monday – Wednesday 0800 - 1700 Services Provided: Provides Active Duty, Reserve, National Guard Soldiers and their Families access to international services regardless of language and/or cultural differences. We strive to minimize cultural and language barriers while enhancing the quality of life by providing skills development and coping mechanisms to assist with minimizing the challenges language and cultural barriers can bring. We provide the opportunity for foreign born Soldiers and their family members to interact with others who are from their native countries as well as learn the culture
RELOCATION READINESS PROGRAM (RRP) https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/rrp
Location: 3rd Floor, Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843 Normandy Drive
Phone: 396 – 8682/8683 or 907 - 3507 Fax: 396 - 8401 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 0800 - 1700 Services Provided: Moving is a part of life for Soldiers, civilian government employees and their Families. The ACS Relocation Readiness Program is here to help with a comprehensive support system, whether it’s your first move or the last of many. We have all kinds of information and resources to help you and your family navigate your next military move. Provides information regarding housing, childcare, hospitals, major unit listings, etc. Also you can visit the website below for worldwide military installations info: http://www.militaryinstallations.dod.mil/MOS//f?p=MI:ENTRY:0 Hearts Apart: To assist Waiting Families of deployed Soldiers or Soldiers serving on unaccompanied tours to obtain information, maintain support, and stay abreast of available services regardless of their location. Newcomers Orientation and Bus Tour: To introduce services and gain familiarity with Family Programs offered at Fort Bragg. Pre-departure and Settling-In Services: Provides a wide variety of information, answers questions, and referral to the appropriate agencies. Welcome Packets: Outlining all that a Newcomer would need to know about Fort Bragg, Fayetteville and the surrounding area.
Location: Bldg. 4-2133, Normandy Dr. Phone: 396 – 0384 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 – 1700 (closed for lunch 1145 – 1245) Services Provided:
• Support Groups • Education Briefings • Social and Special Events • Gold Star Installation access card • Survivor decals • Financial Counseling • Information and Referral to agencies specific to Survivor needs
• Mentorship, Community/Command level briefings, training and volunteer opportunities
Survivor Outreach Services (SOS) advocates on behalf of all Families who have suffered the loss of a Soldier and to educate the community about the Survivor Outreach Services Program. The program strives to build a unified support program which embraces and reassures Survivors that they are continually linked to the Army Family for as long as they desire. We provide an avenue of resources to include support groups, bi-monthly newsletters, information briefs, and social activities.
ARMY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM (ASAP) https://home.army.mil/bragg/index.php/my-fort-bragg/all-
services/substance-abuse-prevention-team MAIN ASAP
Location: Ground floor, Wing B-C-1, Bldg.4 - 2843, Soldier Support Center, Normandy Drive ASAP Phones Preventive Education: 396 – 4100/643 9882 Fax number 396 - 8296 Urinalysis Lab: 396 - 3081/7071 Soldier Risk Reduction: 432 - 9367/9359 Suicide Prevention Program: 907 - 5895 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 - 1700 Services Provided: Substance abuse prevention classes, urinalysis testing. EAP assessments and referral for Department of Army Civilians, military family members, retirees and their family members; Suicide Prevention Training programs; Commander Risk Reduction Consultation.
Location: Ground floor, Wing B-C-1, Bldg.4 - 2843, Soldier Support Center, Normandy Drive Phone: 396 – 5784 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 - 1700 Services Provided: Confidential screening, problem-solving assistance, referral, and follow-up. Consultation with supervisor/employee relations/ labor organizations. Training for civilian employees and their supervisors. Authorized Personnel: AF and NAF Civilian employees; Family Members of military personnel; Retired Military/Civilian personnel and their Family Members.
Location: Bastogne Dr. Extension, (Bldg. 5-4257) Phone: 908 - 5786
WOMACK SUDCC
Location: 2817 Reilly Rd. Phone: 908 – 5957 Hours of Operation for all SUDCC: Mon, Wed, Thu, & Friday 0730 - 1630 Tuesday 0730 - 1500 Services Provided: These four locations serve Soldiers requiring evaluation and counseling for alcohol and drug problems. By calling one of the above numbers, depending on the area the Soldier’s unit falls within, a counselor will be assigned, an appointment made for evaluation, and instructions given for required forms. Alcoholics Anonymous: 678 - 8733 (off post)
• International Folk Festival – outdoor arts and cultural festival on the last Sunday in September.
• Dickens Holiday – fun and shopping for the whole family on the Friday after Thanksgiving.
Other Information: The Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County nurtures, advocates, and celebrates the Arts in the Fayetteville and Cumberland County metro region. Our special events and programs can only happen with the assistance of terrific volunteers. If you are interested in our volunteer opportunities please contact us.
ARTS AND CRAFTS Frame & Design Arts
http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/frame-and-design-arts Location: 794 Armistead Street, Pope AAF Phone: 394 - 4192 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 1000 - 1700 Saturday - Sunday - Closed Services Provided: Offers a wide range of classes such as: picture framing, art clay silver, etc. Full class listing available at the above website. Professional Services include: Custom framing and matting, shadowboxes, awards, engraving, glass etching, embrodering and more.
ASSOCIATION OF BRAGG SPOUSES (ABS) www.facebook.com/#!/FortBraggABS
Mailing Address: P. O. Box 73625 Fort Bragg, NC 28307 E-mail: [email protected] Membership: Available to active duty members of the United States Armed Forces and their spouses assigned to and residing in the Fort Bragg Area. Associate memberships are available to retirees and spouses. Service Provided: The ABS provides welfare, as well as opportunities for social, cultural and creative pursuits, while supporting worthwhile service and community projects. We are known for our scholarship program, which provides high school and continuing education students with funds to further their education. These funds are earned through fund-raising projects and/or obtained through donations from private businesses. The ABS season runs from September through May. The monthly membership programs are usually conducted at the Fort Bragg Area Officers’ Club. Two major fund-raisers are also held, the Yule Mart Craft Fair in November, followed by a second held in the spring.
AUTO SKILLS CENTERS http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/east-bragg-auto-skills-center
EAST BRAGG AUTO SKILL CENTER Location: Bldg. F-4334, Corner of B & Lane Streets Phone: 396 – 8665/1486 Fax: 396 - 1885 Hours of Operation: Monday, Thursday, & Friday
Service Provided: This center offers "do-it-yourself" mechanics a place to work on their automobiles with the guidance of experienced mechanics and reference manuals. This center has state-of-the-art equipment for diagnostic testing. Also offers NC state inspections, front and rear end alignments, wheel balancing and rotor turning. Bays and tools are rented at minimal cost.
POV RESALE LOT (Lemon Lot) Location: Corner of Souter and Randolph Streets Phone: 396 - 8665 You must register with the East Bragg Auto Skill Shop (above) in order to get a permit to place a vehicle on the lot. The cost is $20.00 for cars and motorcycles. Boats and RV’s are $25.00 the first month, $30.00 for second month and $40.00 for the third month. Vehicles must have a current state registration.
NORTH POST AUTO SKILLS CENTER https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/north-bragg-auto-skills-center Location: 794 Armistead Street, Pope AAF Phone: 394 – 2293 Hours of Operation: Tuesday – Friday 1100 - 2000 Saturday 0900 – 1700 Monday, Sunday & Holidays - Closed Service Provided: Assisting self-help mechanics and is dedicated to teaching those with no automotive mechanical experience how to service and repair their own vehicles. Automotive lifts, a sand blaster, tire changer, tools, brake lathe and other equipment is available for customers use. Car Wash – Offers a two (2) stall car wash, one is manual and the other is an automatic state-of-the-art, no touch. Pet Washer – Co-located with the car wash. Has everything you need to bathe your pet. Check out the video on our website above. Mini Storage Units – 8X8 = $55.00 per month; 8X10 = $65.00 per month
Location: Longstreet & Gruber Road Hours of Operation: Open 24 hours Location: Mallonee Plaza, by the North Post Commissary Hours of Operation: Open 24 hours
FIRESTONE TIRE & SERVICE CENTER
Location: Bldg. 8-6543, Chute Street, behind the North Post PX Phone: 497 – 2141 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0700 - 1900
Saturday 0700 - 1800 Sunday 0700 - 1700
FIRESTONE COMPLETE AUTO CARE
Location: Inside the Old Glory Gas station/Express Corner of Reilly & Gruber (Smoke Bomb Hill area)
BETTER OPPORTUNITIES FOR SINGLE SOLDIERS (BOSS) http://bragg.armymwr.com/us/bragg/programs/better-opportunities-single-soldiers Location: Bldg. H-4358, Sapper Street Phone: 396 – 7751/908-0693 Fax: 396 - 7224 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 0900 - 1700 Services Provided: Designed to improve the quality of life for the single and unaccompanied Soldier. It provides a network of communication between the Soldier, the chain of command, and community resources. The BOSS program encourages and assists single Soldiers in identifying and planning for recreational and leisure activities as well as providing the Soldiers opportunities to contribute to their respective communities.
(close to intersection of Reilly Rd.(next to KFC) Phone: 396 - 3310 Fax: 396 - 2491 Hours of Operation: Admin Offices: Monday – Friday 1030 - 1800 Bingo: Monday – Friday 1130 – 1300 & 1530 - 2230 Saturday 1500 - 2400 Sunday: (last Sunday of the month only) 1300 - 1900 Services Provided: Bingo Authorized Patrons: DoD card holders and their guests.
BOWLING FACILITIES
Services Provided at all centers: Automatic scoring, automatic bumpers for children, bowling shoe rental, ball cleaning machines, rental lockers for storage of bowling equipment, pro shops that feature catalog special-order items and sundries, a variety of leagues, a snack bar, ball drilling services, 24-number bingo and a variety of video and pinball machines. Special packages are offered for hail and farewells, FRG activities,
Federal (except 4th of July) & Training Holidays 1300 - 2100 Special Services: Strike Zone Snack Bar/Grill Extreme Bowling: Friday – Saturday 1900 - 2300
DRAGON LANES BOWLING CENTER
http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/dragon-lanes Location: Bldg. 4-2374, off Reilly Street, next to Mini Mall Phone: 907 – BOWL (2695) Hours of Operation: Monday – Thursday 0700 - 2200
Federal (except 4th of July) & Training Holidays 1300 - 2100 Special Services: Strike Zone Snack Bar/Grill Extreme Bowling: Friday – Saturday 1900 - Midnight
BUS SERVICE
FORT BRAGG SHUTTLE BUS https://sustainablefortbragg.com/transportation/
or www.facebook.com/FortBraggShuttle Phone: 396 - 1992/432 - 4497 The shuttle bus is FREE of charge and available to all. It connects with the Fayetteville city bus at Butner Gate Access Control Point. All City buses charge so make sure you have exact change to pay your fare.
FAYETTEVILLE AREA SYSTEM OF TRANSIT (FAST) www.ridefast.net/
Location: FAST Transit Center 505 Franklin Street, Fayetteville Phone: 433 – 1747 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0600 - 2200 Saturday 0700 – 2200
Sunday 0900 - 1900 Services Provided: Local bus service. Make sure you have exact change to pay your fare. Adult Fare: $1.25 Discount Fare (Elderly & Disabled): .50 cents A variety of passes are available also. See the above website for more info.
GREYHOUND https://www.greyhound.com/
Location: 324 Person Street, Fayetteville Phone: 483 - 2580 or 1-800 – 231 - 2222 Services Provided: Limited commercial bus service
CAPE FEAR REGIONAL THEATRE www.cfrt.org/
Location: 1209 Hay Street, Fayetteville Phone: Business Office 323 – 4234 Fax: 323 - 0898 Box Office 323 - 4233 Hours of Operation: Business Office: Monday - Friday 0900 - 1700 Hours of Operation: Box office:
Monday Closed Tuesday - Friday 1300 – 1800 Saturday 1400 – 1830 Sunday 1400 – 1600 (only on show dates) Services Provided: Regional stage theatre, which presents five season and three to five special productions per year. Children’s Education Program: Includes drama classes throughout the year and two drama camps during the summer. Volunteer: Opportunities are available through the business office. Discounts: Available to active duty military and immediate family on specified days. Tickets: Reservations are encouraged since some shows may be sold out. Discount information given at time of reservation. Groups of 10 or more may receive special discount depending on the show. Mailing List: Call the Business Office to be included for mailings of upcoming shows, auditions, children’s programs, volunteering, etc.
CARE CENTER FAMILY VIOLENCE PROGRAM http://www.ccdssnc.com/adult-services/
Services Provided: The CARE Center offers intervention counseling, support groups, referral services, and re-education by a trained professional staff to all members of families experiencing violence. The CARE Shelter offers temporary housing in a non-threatening atmosphere to victims of family violence. It provides the opportunity, in a secure environment, to consider the options and to seek alternatives to living with violence.\
CHILD ABUSE (Reporting) CUMBERLAND COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
http://www.ccdssnc.com/child-services/ Location: 1225 Ramsey Street Phone: 677 - 2450 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 0730 – 1700 To report suspected child abuse or neglect: During regular business hours: Call (910) 677-2450 After hours: Call (910) 489-4583 By Mail: CCDSS, P.O. Box 2429, Fayetteville, NC 28302 In Person: CCDSS, 1225 Ramsey St., Fayetteville, NC Please DO NOT e-mail a report or leave a voicemail
LAW ENFORCEMENT CENTER ( in Fayetteville)
Phone: 323 – 1500 Hours of Operation: Monday – Sunday 24 hours Services Provided: Extended Social worker on nights, weekends and holidays. North Carolina State law requires that any adult that suspects child abuse must report it.
MILITARY POLICE https://www.bragg.army.mil/index.php/about/garrison/directorate-emergency-services
Phone: 396 – 0391 ext. 6 (on post only)
FORT BRAGG FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/fap
Phone: 396 - 5521 DON'T LEAVE A SUSPECTED CASE OF CHILD ABUSE OR NEGLECT UNREPORTED! YOU MAY SAVE A CHILD'S LIFE! Parents are encouraged to seek help when they detect warning signs that they may be mistreating their children. Many families are finding success with their problems through the Fort Bragg Family Advocacy Program.
CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER http://www.childadvocacycenter.com
Location: 222 Rowan Street, Fayetteville Phone: 486 – 9700 Fax: 486 - 8677 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0830 – 1700 Services Provided: Offers child abuse prevention and intervention services. The center can provide information to professionals, families, and concerned citizens on all aspects of physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, and neglect of children. The Child Advocacy Center is also available to provide public speaking engagements to FRGs, civic organizations, and church groups. Please call for more information on parenting classes and volunteer opportunities.
CHILD, & YOUTH SERVICES (CYS)
https://bragg.armymwr.com/categories/cys-service
PARENT AND OUTREACH SERVICES https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/parent-and-outreach-services Location: Bldg. 1-4157, Knox Street Phone: 396 - 8110/1278 Fax: 396 - 0113 Hours of Operation: Registration: Monday - Friday 0830 - 1630 3rd Wednesday of the month 1200-1630 Saturday – Sunday & Federal Holidays - Closed Services Provided:
• One stop registration for all CYS patrons • Full day and part-day preschool waiting lists for on-post care;
vacancies filled as they occur • Referral list for off-post childcare, providers, and babysitters • Babysitter Referral: Referral list for teenage babysitters 13-18
years of age certified in CPR and first aid. • Parent Education Services
Registration requirements: • Proof of age • Current shot record for children from birth to age 5. • Current sports physical (within last year) for enrollment in sports • Health assessment for CDS & SAS programs (required 30 days
after registration) • Medical documentation and/or Individual Education Plan (IEP) or
Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Aspergers, Spina bifida, etc. 2. Programs and services within Child, Youth, and School
Services 3. Establishes goals to help meet developmental milestones 4. Any child with a special need must provide documentation
prior to completing CYSS Registration. The following medical action plans (MAP) must be signed/stamped by a doctor: Allergy, Respiratory, Seizure, and or Diabetic MAP. A Special Diet statement is required for any food restrictions/allergies.
Registration and medical forms can be obtained at: https://webtrac.mwr.army.mil
JUVENILE REHABILITATION
Phone: 396 – 1270/5128 Services Provided: Administers disposition of misconduct committed by juveniles on Fort Bragg. Rehabilitates through counseling, education and community service. Protects the best interest of juveniles and the Fort Bragg community.
KIDS ON SITE (KoS) On-Site Available on request Phone: 907-2608 or 907-2613 Hours of Operation: Available on request Services Provided: Kids on Site (KoS) provides child care on site for your unit/organizational event at the location your event is being held. CYS will provide quality child care providers to watch children ages 6 weeks through 12 years on site. Your unit pays for this service through Parent Central Services. KoS is not available at all locations on post.
NATIONAL VISITING YOUTH PROGRAMS Phone: 396-1270/5128 Services Provided: The National Visiting Youth Program (NVYP) offers youth and their adult leadership the opportunity to visit Fort Bragg for a weekend. These tours are designed to introduce the goals, customs, and traditions of the Army to youth groups.
VOLUNTEER CHILD CARE IN A UNIT SETTING (VCCUS)
Location: Bldg. 1-4157, Knox St. Phone: 396 – 5128 Services Provided: Volunteer Child Care in Unit Settings (VCCUS) is a volunteer-based childcare program that allows for on-site care during meetings and events organized by military units, Army Community Service (ACS) groups or Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation. Through
VCCUS, Parent & Outreach Services will provide training to volunteers from the military unit or organization. The program is designed to allow the exchange of free and temporary childcare services during unit sessions when the demand is high or when child development center services are not available. Parents and guardians of children in VCCUS must be attending the same function and must remain at the site while their child is under volunteer care.
FAMILY CHILD CARE (FCC) PROGRAM
http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/family-child-care Location: 4th floor, Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843,
• Available for children 4 weeks through 12 years • Option of choosing a multi-cultural home • Smaller environment with a maximum of six children • More intimate surroundings where providers really get to know your
child on a personal basis fostering your child’s home away from home
• FCC homes have activity centers, such as dramatic play area, arts, manipulative games, blocks and reading areas
• FCC providers have a daily lesson plan that parents can view to keep up with their child’s learning opportunities through the week
• Nationally accredited and state certified providers. • Homes meet same Department of the Army regulatory
requirements including monthly inspection by fire, and safety, USDA food program, and health program
• Extended care hours for early mornings, evenings, over nights, weekends, and long term care options are available as well as before and after school. Some FCC providers are even available on holidays.
CHILD DEVELOPMENT SERVICES http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/child-development-centers
Location: 4th floor, Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843, Normandy Drive
Phone: 432 - 2973 or 908 - 2138 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 – 1700 Saturday – Sunday Closed Services Provided: Provides developmental child care in two delivery systems: seven centers and Family Child Care Homes. Child care
provisions can be made for children 4 weeks of age to 12 years of age for full day, part day, hourly, extended, long term and special needs care. It is our belief that a high quality early childhood program enhances the physical, social, emotional, cognitive and language development of young children while responding to their individual needs. Part-Day Preschool: Services up to 5 hours per day for children 3-5 years (children must be potty trained); morning class two, three, or five days per week. Strong Beginnings: A Pre-K program for children who will turn 4 by Aug 31st of the current year and will attend kindergarten the following school year. Hourly Care: Minimum of one hour, maximum of twenty-five hours per week. Reservations can be made up to 2 weeks in advance.
ALEXANDER CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Location: Bldg. l-7221 Rockefeller Blvd., Linden Oaks Housing Area Phone: 908-4269/4290 Fax: 908-3983 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0530 – 1815 Hourly Care Hours of Operation: 0800-1700 Services Provided: Part Day Pre-school, hourly care, and full-day care, Strong Beginnings.
BAUGESS CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER Location: Bldg. B-6901, Manhay near Longstreet Phone: 907 – 5135 Fax: 643 – 6349 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0530 – 1800 Saturday – Sunday Closed Services Provided: Full-day care only
COOK CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER Location: Bldg. F-1243, Gruber Road (East Bragg) Phone: 396 - 2989/3349 Fax: 396 - 1845 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0530 - 1800 Saturday – Sunday Closed Services Provided: Full-day care only
EAGLE CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Location: 897 Armistead Street, Pope Army Airfield Phone: 394 – 4323 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0530 – 1800 Saturday – Sunday Closed Services Provided: Full–day and Strong Beginnings pre-k program
46
FERNANDEZ CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER Location: Bldg. 1-6067, Knox Street adjacent to Irwin Middle School Phone: 396 - 4733 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0530 – 1800 Saturday – Sunday Closed Services Provided: Full-day care only
LOREDO CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER Location: Bldg. 401, Armistead Street, Pope Army Airfield Phone: 907 – 2608 Fax: 908 - 3889 Hours of operation: Monday – Friday 0830 – 1630 Saturday – Sunday Closed Services Provided: Hourly care
MAHOLIC CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER Location: Bldg. B-7125, Sicily Drive Phone: 907-2613 Fax: 908-3889 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0530 - 1800 Saturday – Sunday Closed Services Provided: Full day, Hourly care, Kids on Site,
and Strong Beginnings.
PRAGER CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER Location: Bldg. 8-3684, 2nd Street adjacent to North Post
Commissary Phone: 396 - 1136/1193 Fax: 396 - 1851 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0630 – 1800 Saturday – Sunday Closed Services Provided: Full-day care only
RODGERS CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER Location: Bldg. 8-3267, 2nd Street, adjacent to Prager CDC Phone: 432 – 5933 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0530 – 1800 Saturday – Sunday Closed Services Provided: Full – day care only
RODRIGUEZ CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER Notice: This facility is closed for renovation Location: Bldg. B-7033, Sicily Drive, one block off
Services Provided: Part Day Pre-school, hourly care, and full-day care.
SFAC CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER Location: Bldg. 4-2133, Normandy Drive Phone: 907 – 2606 Fax: 908 - 3899 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0830 – 1630 Saturday – Sunday Closed Services Provided: Hourly care
STOUT CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER Location: Bldg. B-7127, Sicily Drive Phone: 907 - 2606 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0530 – 1800 Saturday – Sunday Closed Services Provided: Full – day care only
SCHOOL AGE CENTERS (SAC) http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/school-age-centers-sac
Location: Bldg. 1-4517, Knox Street Phone: 396 – 2011 Fax: 396 - 1496 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 - 1700 Services Provided: School Age Centers (SAC) offers care for before and after school with options for before school only or after school only. Each of these options entitles program participants to full day care services during out of school periods, excluding Federal Holidays, during the school year. Additionally, separate SAC camps are operated during Christmas and Spring breaks for those patrons who normally do not require daily before and after school care. During the summer months, SAS operates a full day camp option, in ten, one-week sessions and eight, one-week half-day sessions.
BAEZ SAC
Location: Bldg. B – 6012, Longstreet Phone: 907 – 2828 Fax: 907 - 2826 Hours of Operation: School Year Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday
Friday 1030 - 1700 Services Provided: Offers instructional classes, academies and services that are designed to complement, expand and support the academic, life skills and athletic experiences children and youth have in school and the CYSS programs (karate, piano, gymnastics, tutoring dance, etc.)
https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/youth-centers Location: Bldg. L-6824, Rockefeller Blvd, Linden Oaks Housing Area Phone: 908-5012/5013 Fax: 908-5014 Hours of Operation: School Days: Monday - Thursday 1500 - 2000 Friday 1500 - 2200 Saturday 1300 – 2200 Sunday Closed Non - School Days*: Monday – Thursday 1300 – 2100 (open rec) Friday 1300 – 2200 (open rec) *For Fort Bragg, Harnett, and Cumberland County Schools Summer: Monday – Thursday 1300 – 2000
Friday – Saturday 1300 - 2200 Services Provided: Middle School/Teen Programs: YS cardholders are entitled to participate in Middle School and Teen programs. Open recreation options are free and some special events with nominal fees are offered monthly. Please check the youth Website or pick up flyers at all youth program locations. Specialized Involvement Activities: Offered for specific ages. Activities range from dances, lock-ins, and enrichment tours to various points of interest located in North Carolina.
TOLSON YOUTH ACTIVITY CENTER
https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/youth-centers Location: Bldg. 4-1431, corner of Reilly & Normandy Drive Phone: 396 - KIDS (5437), 907 - KIDS Fax: 396 – 7355 Hours of Operation: School Days: Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 1500 - 2000 Wednesday 1400 - 2000 Friday 1500 - 2200 Saturday 1300 - 2200 Non - School Days:
* Snack served 3-4 p.m. Dinner served 6-7 p.m. Services Provided: Middle School/Teen Programs: YS cardholders are entitled to participate in Middle School and Teen programs. Open recreation options are free and some special events with nominal fees are offered monthly. Please check the youth Website or pick up flyers at all youth program locations Specialized Involvement Activities: Offered for specific ages Activities range from dances, lock-ins, and enrichment tours to various points of interest located in North Carolina.
YOUTH SPORTS
http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/cys-services-sports-fitness Location: 4th floor, Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843
Normandy Drive Phone: 396 - 9123 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 – 1700 Saturday – Sunday Closed Sports and Fitness Programs: Provides Team Sports, Individual Sports, Fitness and Health Programs, and programming in the Child Development Centers, School Age and Youth Programs. Pre-registration is required for Sports & Fitness programs. Children and Youth that are currently registered in CYS Services can be enrolled in Sports & Fitness using WebTrac.
(MILITARY) CLOTHING SALES STORE (AFMCSS) Location: Mini Mall, Bldg. 4-2171, Reilly Street Phone: 436 – 2200 - Ext. 200 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 0800 - 1900 Saturday 0930 - 1730 Sunday Closed
Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 – 1700 Saturday – Sunday Closed Services Provided: Administrative office responsible for management of the club system.
IRON MIKE CONFERENCE & CATERING CENTER http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/fort-bragg-conference-catering-center
Location: Bldg. 5-5348, 2658 Reilly Road (Across from PX Mini-Mall)
Phone: 907-1945/2582 Fax: 396 - 3229 Authorized Patrons: Open to all Services Provided: Party bookings, Hail & Farewells, formals, conferences, meetings, wedding receptions, etc. On and off post catering can be provided 7 days a week. Lunch Buffet: Hours: Monday-Friday: 1100 -1330 Cost: $9:50*
Monday: Chef's Choice Tuesday: Southwest Wednesday: Pasta Bar Thursday: German Friday: Fish Fry
*Salad bar included, with healthy options
Brunch is offered on the following holidays ONLY: Easter Sunday 0930 - 1400
the beautiful wooded lake. Catering: McKellar’s Lodge offers catering, 7 days a week, for hail and farewells, promotions, weddings, receptions, family reunions, birthday parties, and much more. We cater on and off post!
MCLELLER’S LODGE (ROD & GUN CLUB)
https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/rod-and-gun-club-mckellars-lodge RANGES (Rifle, Pistol, and Archery)
Wednesday - Friday 1100 - 1700 Saturday - Sunday 1000 – 1700 Services Provided: Two 100 meter rifle and pistol ranges/15 firing points Bring your own ammunition and targets. (A limited supply of ammo and targets are available for sale on site. Prices vary). 75 yard archery range. You must sign in at the Rod and Gun Club to use the archery range. Open to the public.
Location: Bldg. HT-3237, 9th & Buker Streets (off Gruber Road) Phone: 907 - 4976 Fax: 907 - 4975 Hours of Operation: Monday – Thursday 1100 - 1330 Friday 1100 - 1700 Saturday - Sunday closed Closed all Federal and Training Holidays Services Provided: Full service bar, pool tables, video games, large screen televisions, and darts. Catering is also available. Authorized Patrons: Open to the public.
SPORTS USA http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/sports-usa
Friday & Saturday 1300 - 2400 Sunday 1300 - 2100 Authorized Patrons: Open to all Services Provided: Fort Bragg's Sports USA is the largest club (at approximately 27,000 square feet) of its kind, in the Army!
• Weekly Lunch Buffet, Delivery Hours & Catering • Sports Pay-Per-View Special Events • Outdoor Sand Volleyball • Video Games • Seating for 360 (Total Capacity is more than 500) • Eleven Big Screen TV’s (speaker boxes available) • Eighteen 52″ Flat Screen TV’s • Dancing, Live Bands and a Patio Bar
(North Post Commissary Complex) Phone: 306 – 3709 ext. 423 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0530 - 1900 Saturday – Sunday 0730 - 1900 Location #3: South Post PX, 1017 Canopy Lane Phone: 436 – 2237 Hours of Operations: Monday – Friday 0600 - 1800 Saturday - Sunday 0900 - 1800
COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES (on Ft. Bragg) All of the colleges/universities listed below are located in the Bragg Training and Education Center (BTEC), Bldg. 1-3571, Corner of Knox and Randolph Streets unless otherwise noted.
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY https://aoe.campbell.edu/fortbragg/
Authorized patrons/patrons served: Active duty, National Guard, Reserve, and retired service members and their Families. Services Provided: Commissaries sell groceries and household goods at an average savings of more than 30 percent when compared to prices at local civilian supermarkets. Commissaries constitute one of the top benefits for today’s military.
CREDIT UNIONS
BRAGG MUTUAL FEDERAL CREDIT UNION http://braggmutualfcu.org
Main Office Location: 2917 Village Drive, Fayetteville Phone: 488 - 3515 or 222 - 1500 Fax: 488 - 6156 Hours of Operation Lobby: Monday - Thursday 0900 - 1700 Friday 0900 - 1800 Drive Thru: *Monday - Thursday 0830 - 1700 Friday 0730 – 1800 *Drive-thru will open at 0730 the 1st Monday of the month.
Fayetteville Office @ R. C Williams Business Center Location: 201 Hay Street, Fayetteville Phone: 484 – 2379 Fax: 484 – 1512 Hours of Operation Lobby: Monday - Friday 0900 - 1700 Drive Thru: Monday - Thursday 0900 - 1700 Friday 0900 – 1730
SPRING LAKE BRANCH
Location: 219 N. Main St., Spring Lake, NC Phone: 436 – 1894 Fax: 436 – 4003 Hours of Operation Lobby: Monday – Friday 0900 – 1700
*Skibo branch only Services Provided: Fort Bragg Federal Credit Union is a not-for-profit financial cooperative owned exclusively by its members and regulated by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA). Chartered on April 18, 1960 we exist primarily to promote thrift amongst our members.
NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
www.navyfederal.org/ Location #1: 1800 Skibo Road, Suite 320, Fayetteville
(Across from Cross Creek Mall) Phone: 1 - 888 – 842 – 6328 Hours of Operation: Monday & Friday 0900 - 1730 Tuesday – Thursday 0900 - 1700 Saturday 0900 - 1300 Services Provided: Since 1933, Navy Federal has grown from seven members to over 4 million members. And since that time, our vision statement has remained the same: Navy Federal Credit Union will perform with such excellence that all present and potential members will choose Navy Federal as their primary financial institution.
Saturday 0900 - 1200 Services Provided: Established in 1935, Pentagon Federal is one of the largest credit unions in the country serving over 1.2 million members. Our longstanding mission has been to provide superior financial services, responsive to members' needs in a cost effective manner. We offer market leading mortgages, automobile loans, credit cards, checking, and a wide range of other accounts with our members' interests always in mind. Pentagon Federal is federally insured and is an equal housing lender.
CULTURAL RESOURCES PROGRAM https://www.bragg.army.mil/index.php/about/garrison/directorate-public-works/environmental-division/cultural-resources Location: Bldg. 3-1333 Reilly and Butner Streets, DPW Phone: 396 – 6680 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0900 – 1700 Weekends & Federal Holidays - Closed Services Provided: Encompasses archaeology, historic preservation and curation of collections. Our mission is to comply with Federal Laws and Army Regulations. In addition to compliance, we actively promote stewardship and preservation of Fort Bragg’s non-renewable cultural resources to share with today’s public and future generations.
DAVIS DENTAL CLINIC Location: Bldg. 4-1838, Normandy Drive Phone: 432 - 6190/4227 Fax: 432 - 3475 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0715 - 1115 Serves major XVIII Airborne Corps units, the Special Warfare Training Center and Garrison units.
JOEL HEALTH AND DENTAL CLINIC Location Bldg. M-4861, Logistics Street Phone 907 - 1076/1080 Fax: 907 - 7904 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0715 - 1115
WOMACK DENTAL CLINIC Location: Womack Army Medical Center Phone: 907 - 6974 Fax: 907 - 8723 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0715 - 1115 1215 – 1615 Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery support and after-hours emergency dental treatment. Dental Clinics or DENTAC on Fort Bragg are open on most all XVIII Airborne Corps Training Holidays. Closed Federal holidays. Watch the Paraglide for closure announcements. Also, the clinic will post on its doors where to get emergency treatment whenever they are closed during normal duty hours. Emergency Care: During duty hours, dental emergencies will be seen at the sponsor’s assigned dental clinic to relieve pain and correct acute conditions. After hour’s dental emergencies, will be seen at WAMC Emergency Room. Active Duty Soldiers receive full dental care. An examination is required yearly. Soldiers should report to their unit’s assigned clinic for examination. Follow-up care is by appointment. Active Duty Family Members The Department of Defense (DoD) TRICARE – Family Member Dental Plan (TFMDP) offered through United Concordia provides a comprehensive dentistry benefit plan for active duty family members. Enrolling in the TFMDP is voluntary and the active duty
60
member initiates enrollment of family members by going to the website or by mail. For more info call 1-844-653-4061 or visit the website https://uccitdp.com/ Retired Service members can enroll themselves and family members in the Retiree Tricare Dental Treatment Program which is administered by Delta Dental, go to their website www.trdp.org or by calling 1-888- 838 - 8737.
DINING FACILITIES (DFAC) **EACH DFAC HAS DIFFERENT HOURS FOR DINING, CALL AHEAD
Location: Bldg. 4-2843, Soldier Support Center, 1st Floor, Wing K Normandy Drive Phone: (919) 715 – 7000 Hours of Operation: 0900 - 1600 OPEN ONLY ON WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY THE 2nd, 3rd, & 4th weeks of each month Services Provided at all offices: Issues licenses and learner’s permits required to operate motor vehicles, I.D. cards to non-drivers who are county residents. Organ donor status is indicated on license. Voter registration applications are available at all locations in conjunction with license/permit issuance. You have 60 days after establishing residence in North Carolina to renew your operator’s license. Everyone is required to take the written and vision tests to get a North Carolina license for the first time. A license may be obtained for a nominal fee from the Driver’s License Division of the Department of Motor Vehicles. No road testing is given after 1630. Fees involved may be paid in cash or check.
(ARMY) EDUCATION CENTER (AEC) BRAGG TRAINING AND EDUCATION CENTER
Thursday 1100 - 1630 Closed Saturday, Sunday and All Federal Holidays Services Provided: The Education staff is committed to providing quality services and programs to active duty personnel, Family Members, retired
military personnel, and civilian personnel. Professional guidance counselors and counseling support staff provide a full range of adult and continuing education counseling. Individual counseling is available during normal duty hours on a walk-in basis. Counselors are also available to visit units and provide briefings to Soldiers and Commanders on the education opportunities at Fort Bragg. Tuition assistance (TA) is available at the Education Center. For current information regarding the TA process, please call 396 – 6721. Other services:
• Basic Skills Education Program (BSEP) • ALCPT; AFAST; DLAB; DLPT are available in the Testing Center
by appointment. • Access GoArmyEd, the virtual gateway to education services.
Soldiers can request TA in advance through earmyu.com
NATIONAL TESTING CENTER (Campbell University) Location: Bldg. 1-3571, Wing H, Knox & Randolph Streets Phone: 436 – 2860/3242 Fax: 497 - 2376 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 0830 - 1500 Closed Saturday, Sundays and All Federal Holiday’s Services Provided:
• College Level Exam Program (CLEP) • DANTES Standardized Subject Test (DSST) • Excelsior College Exams (ECE) • Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) • PEARSON VUE Services • Independent college test proctoring
SOLDIER SUPPORT CENTER (SSC)
Location: 2nd floor, Wing A, Bldg.4-2843, Normandy Drive Phone: 396 – 8972 or 643 - 2984 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0900 – 1700 Closed Saturday, Sunday, and all Federal Holidays Services Provided: In and Out processing ONLY
EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (EAP) https://www.bragg.army.mil/index.php/my-fort-bragg/all-
Soldier Support Center, Normandy Drive Phone: 396 – 5784 Fax: 907 – 2185 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 – 1600 Closed Saturday, Sunday, and all Federal Holidays
Services Provided: Confidential screening, problem-solving assistance, referral, and follow-up. Consultation with supervisor/employee relations/ labor organizations. Training for civilian employees and their supervisors. Authorized Personnel: AF and NAF Civilian employees; Family Members of military personnel; Retired Military/Civilian personnel and their Family Members.
EMPLOYMENT RESOURCES
CIVILIAN PERSONNEL ADVISORY CENTER Location: Bldg. 4-2843, Soldier Support Center, Normandy Dr. Phone: 908 – CPAC (2722) Fax: 396 - 6035 NAF: 396 – 8933 Fax: 643 - 0248 Hours of Operation: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday 0730 – 1630 Wednesday 0730 - 1300 Services Provided: Recruitment & placement, position management, classification, benefits, labor management, employee relations, civilian payroll, and information services. How Positions are filled: A variety of recruiting sources is used to fill positions at Fort Bragg. Military spouse preference and family members are a major source of recruitment for managers and supervisors. Competition for jobs at Fort Bragg begins with registration in the Department of Defense Priority Placement Program. Family members are registered for occupational skills and grade levels for which qualified and eligible. While registration in the program does not guarantee placement, it does provide priority consideration. Family members are referred for employment consideration as vacancies occur in occupations for which they are registered. Job Information: Fort Bragg Civilian Personnel provides counseling and support services for spouses and family members. It also provides registration services for eligible family members.
ACS EMPLOYMENT READINESS PROGRAM http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/erp
Location: 3rd floor, Wing D, Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843 Phone: 396 - 2390/1425 or 907 - 3421 Hours of Operation Monday – Friday 0800 - 1700 Services Provided: The Employment Readiness Program is a one-stop for employment and job search information, community resources, educational and volunteer opportunities. Listed below are a few of the services the program provides:
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL) Location: Room 213, Soldier Development Center, Armistead Street Phone: 678 – 1095 Services Provided: Classes are offered by FTCC. Learn to speak English, improve speaking, reading comprehension, and vocabulary. Classes available for beginning, intermediate and advanced students.
Hours of Operation: Monday – Thursday 0800 – 1700* * Closed for lunch 1200 - 1300 Friday 1300 – 1700 Weekends and Federal holidays - Closed Notice: Closed the 3rd Friday of each month Services Provided: Equal Employment is the law of the land. It is the right of all people to be protected from discriminations in employment regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin and age, mental or physical disability, or sexual orientation. The primary goal of the EEO program is to manage workforce diversity and to maintain a discrimination-free workplace. This is high on the list of critical functions performed by federal managers and supervisors.
FINANCE
DEFENSE FINANCE & ACCOUNTING (DFAS) *Notice all DFAS offices are in the Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843, Normandy Drive EXCEPT the 82nd Finance & Reserve Pay Location: 1st floor Phone: 396 - 2238 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0830 – 1700
E-Mail: [email protected] Phone: 849 - 3466 The Fisher House is a “home away from home” for families of inpatients at Womack Army Medical Center, the Fayetteville Veterans Affairs Medical Center and other area hospitals. It can also accept outpatient visitors on a space available basis. There are no fees charged to Fisher House guests for lodging.
FOOD STAMP INFO QUALIFICATION SCREENING
Location: ACS, 3rd floor, Soldier Support Center Phone: 396-8682/8683 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 -1700 Services Provided: ACS can provide an unofficial screening for qualification, however if you do qualify, you must go to one of the offices below to apply.
APPLICATION PROCESS-CUMBERLAND COUNTY
https:/epass.nc.gov Location: Cumberland County Dept. of Social Services 1225 Ramsey Street, Fayetteville Phone: 323 - 1540 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0730 - 1700
APPLICATION PROCESS-HARNETT COUNTY http://www.harnett.org/ss/food-assistance.asp
• DoD Civilians employed at Fort Bragg/Pope AAF • Agencies providing direct support to Fort Bragg Soldiers and
Families. Who are we: The Fort Bragg Area Community Foundation (FBACF) is a non-profit charitable organization established to provide financial assistance to benefit the Fort Bragg community. Services Provided: Financial assistance in time of crisis when Red Cross, AER, Chaplin’s Funds, and other agencies cannot help. What to do: Individuals obtain and complete FBACF’s Financial Assistance Form and submit all supporting documentation (bills, receipts, LES, etc.) to FBACF via AER.
GOLF COURSES RYDER GOLF COURSE
http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/ryder-golf-course Location: Bldg. 1-5625, Normandy Drive Phone: 907 – GOLF (4653) Fax: 432 – 8146 Hours of Operation: Daily 0700 - 1830 Services Provided: An 18 hole United States Army golf course designed by C.C. McCusion in 1930. Open to all ranks with daily fees, punch cards or annual memberships available. Golf lessons are available by appointment only. Clubhouse and fully stocked pro shop with latest in golf merchandise. Driving range, putting and chipping greens are also available.
THE DIVOT http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/divot
Location: Ryder Golf Course, Bldg. 1-5625, Normandy Drive (By the Fort Bragg Club) Phone: 432 - 8122 Hours of Operation: Daily 0700 - 1400
STRYKER GOLF COURSE
http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/stryker-golf-course Phone: 396 - 3980 Fax: 396 – 4058 Location: Bldg.K-1219, Bragg Boulevard across from Fairgrounds,
between Knox and Gruber Roads Pro Shop Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 0730 – 1900 Weekends 0700 – 1900 Services Provided: An 18-hole Donald Ross designed golf course, driving range, practice green, clubhouse with Pro-Shop and locker rooms. Pro-Shop is fully stocked with the latest in golf merchandise. Golf lessons, clinics, and club fittings are available by appointment and conducted by a
HEDRICK STADIUM Location: Corner of Long & Reilly Streets Phone: Call the Sports Branch for more info 396 - 1217 Events: Special events such like outdoor concerts, sporting events and other activities. The stadium may be reserved for unit activities.
HOUSING (CORVIAS)
http://bragg.corviasmilitaryliving.com/apply Location: 426 Souter Place Phone: 495 - 0878 Fax: 436 - 0643 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 - 1800 Saturday 1000 - 1500 Services Provided: We invite you to enjoy all that Corvias has to offer today's modern, military families at Fort Bragg. From our family-friendly Community Centers and pools to our 10 beautiful neighborhoods, you'll love living on post. For a complete listing of our available floor plans, community amenities and wait times, contact our Corvias Leasing Center at (910) 495-0878 or visit our website. The floor plans and photos featured are just a few of our available home options and amenities. Best of all, you can begin the online application process. Come see for yourself and enjoy the convenience and amenities of living on post. Service Requests: 1-866-206-1365
Corvias Community Offices
Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 - 1730* Saturday - Hours may vary, please contact your community office for details.
*Residents can access their Community Center via “key fob” from 0500 to 2200 daily. Residents can use any Community Center during normal business hours. To reserve space in a Community Center, please contact the center’s Community Office. Services Provided: Community Center features vary slightly at each location but most include: Resort-style swimming pools; Fitness rooms; Half-court or full-court basketball gyms; Multi-media rooms; Computer labs; Play rooms for your children; Meeting places for community activities; Community Management Offices; Laundry Facilities; Media Rooms. Service Requests: 1-866-206-1365
Contact Information for each Corvias Community Office below:
Bldg. 4-2843, Soldier Support Center, Normandy Drive
Phone: 396 – 8516 Fax: 396 - 7705 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 - 1600 Services Provided: The Housing Services Office provides housing entitlements briefings, in and out processing services, housing referral services, lease review services, Service Members Civil Relief Act advisory services, manages the Utility Deposit Waiver Program, conducts off post housing inspections to ensure compliance with Fort Bragg minimum housing adequacy standards, provides tenant/landlord dispute mediation, and controls the issuance of Certificates of Non-Availability. Service Members must report to the Housing Services Office under the following circumstances:
• All Soldiers must report to the Housing Services Office prior to making long-term housing arrangements. This requirement applies to on-post housing as well as off-post housing.
• Single Soldiers E-1 through E-5 that plan to reside off-post for any reason. Failure to seek Housing Office approval in advance jeopardizes the eligibility for Basic Allowance for Housing.
• Soldiers with approved Permissive TDY should report to the Fort Bragg Reception Company, Bldg.4-1437, on the corner of Reilly Normandy Dr.
• Soldiers (E1-E5) married to Service Members not assigned to the same installation. These Soldiers are not entitled to BAH and must reside in the barracks.
ID CARD/CAC/DEERS FACILITIES MAIN ID CARD FACILITY
https://www.bragg.army.mil/index.php/my-fort-bragg/all-services/id-carddeers-office Location: 1st floor, Bldg. 4-2843, Soldier Support Center,
Normandy Drive Appt. Line: 643 - 2737 NO WALK-INS, MUST HAVE AN APPOINTMENT Customer Service: 396 – 9339 Fax: 396 - 4584 Hours of Operation: Appointments: Monday - Friday 0800 - 1700 Closed weekends and all Federal Holidays.
(Last customer will be signed in at 1630) To make an appointment on line go to: https://rapids-appointments.dmdc.osd.mil/ Services Provided: Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS), ID/CAC cards for Soldiers, Retirees, Reserve & National Guard Soldiers and their Family members. NOTE: All active duty military should use their respective ID card issuing facility to ensure that the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS) is properly updated to list family members authorized military benefits.
82nd ABN. ID CARD FACILITY Location: 1 All American Way, Bldg. C-7471, Gavin Hall Phone: 432 – 4182 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0815 - 1615 Closed on all Federal and Training Holidays Services Provided: ID cards for Soldiers and their Families assigned to 82nd Airborne Division residing in the Fort Bragg area. NOTE: All active duty and retired military should use their respective ID card issuing facility to ensure that the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS) is properly updated to list family members authorized military benefits.
POPE ARMY AIRFIELD Location: 384 Maynard St. (Bldg. 308) Phone: 394 – 1934 Hours of operation: Monday – Friday Services Provided: ID cards for Air Force personnel and their Families. NOTE: All active duty military should use their respective ID card issuing facility to ensure that the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS) is properly updated to list family members authorized military benefits.
IMMIGRATION & CITIZENSHIP INFORMATION ACS MULTICULTURAL READINESS PROGRAM
http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/mrp Location: 3RD Floor, Bldg. 4 - 2843, Soldier Support Center,
Normandy Drive Phone: 396 - 6120 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 – 1700 Services Provided: Provides information and workshops on immigration services to include: Petitions, Visas, and obtaining citizenship or legal permanent residency.
THE IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
http://www.uscis.gov Toll free phone line to request forms 1 – 800 – 870 - 3676, this is an automated system and you will not talk with an INS staff person. To talk with an INS staff person about the status of your application, or with questions about requirements, forms, etc. that cannot be answered through the automated system, call 1-800-375-5283. You MUST have your alien registration number available when calling this number. If you have access to a computer and any on-line service, you can access the INS and obtain information on all of its services to include forms, answers frequently asked questions, etc.
INFORMATION SERVICES INFORMATION AND REFERRAL (ACS)
http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/information-referral-follow Location: 3RD Floor, Bldg. 4-2843, Soldier Support Center,
Normandy Drive Phone: 396 - 8682/8683 or 1 – 800 – 958 - 4759 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 - 1700 Services Provided: Provides information regarding military and civilian community resources. Provides a solution to the difficulties of negotiating the complex maze of community services.
INSPECTOR GENERAL (IG)
http://www.bragg.army.mil/directorates/ig/Pages/default.aspx XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS IG
USASOC IG Location: Bldg. E-2333, Kuwait Street Phone: 432 - 7039 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0730 - 1700
WOMACK ARMY MEDICAL CENTER IG
Location: Womack Army Medical Center, Room IP-8 Phone: 907 - 8993 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0730 – 1630
DA HOTLINE Phone: 1 – 800 – 752 - 9747 Services Provided (for all IG Offices): The Inspector General (IG) assists military personnel, their dependents, and civilians to resolve problems that cannot be solved by the chain-of-command, or other agencies. Individuals seeking assistance should contact the IG serving his/her unit of assignment before contacting the XVIII Airborne Corps IG. All offices operate on a walk-in basis and can accept assistance requests on the telephone.
XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS Location: Bldg. 4-2843, Soldier Support Center, 1st floor, Wing D Legal Assistance Phone: 396 - 0396/6113 Fax: 643 - 3976 Claims Phone: 396 – 7505/4015 Hours of Operation: Monday - Tuesday 0900 - 1600 Wednesday 1300 - 1600 Thursday 0900 – 1500 Friday 0900 – 1300 Services Provided: Wills; Power of Attorney; Notaries; Family Law; Divorce & Separation Briefings are Thursdays @ 0915 and 1300 Appointment Policy: Appointments are made the first day of the work week starting at 0900. You can make an appointment in person (recommended) or by calling 396-6113/0396 after 0900 on our scheduling day. Emergencies are handled on a case-by-case basis with the approval of the Chief of Client Services. Casualty assistance clients and Wounded Warriors may schedule appointments at any time. Other Services available: Location: Bldg. 2-1133, Corner of Macomb & Armistead Phone: 396 - 1221 Federal Litigation - 1st floor Administrative and Civil Law - 2nd floor International and Operational Law – 2nd floor
Military Justice (Criminal Law) – 3rd floor Trial Defense Service Location: Bldg. C-3822, Ardennes Street Phone: 907 - 1950 Authorized Patrons: Active Duty, Retirees and their Family Members. Reserve or National Guard and their Family Members mobilized for 29+ days, must have either an updated Active Duty ID card or copy of mobilization orders on hand.
82ND AIRBORNE DIVISON LEGAL ASSISTANCE OFFICE
http://www.bragg.army.mil/82nd/LegalAssistance/Pages/default.aspx Location: 1 All American Way, Gavin Hall, Bldg. C-7417, Room 201 Phone: 432 - 0195 Hours of Operation: Monday: 0900 -1145 Will Walk-In 1300 - 1645 Pre-scheduled appointments. Tuesday: 0900 - 1145 General Walk-Ins for all matters 1330 - 1700 Pre-scheduled appointments. Wednesday: 0900 - 1300 Closed 1330 - 1645 Pre-scheduled appointments. Thursday: Family Law Day Divorce/Separation Briefings @ 0900 and 1300 Friday: 0900 - 1145 Pre-scheduled appointments. 1300 - 1700 Pre-scheduled appointments. Closed ALL Federal and Training Holidays Services Provided: Advice and assistance on legal problems including domestic relations, non-support, consumer protection, immigration, and taxes. Provides assistance in the preparation of documents such as powers of attorney and wills. It is recommended that you bring all leases, agreements, contracts, etc. to the Legal Assistance Office for review BEFORE you sign.
Provides regularly scheduled mobile outreach service to customers who are unable to visit the library. For information on eligibility and service please call 307 – 3431.
79
LODGING/BILLETING IHG ARMY HOTELS
http://www.ihg.com/armyhotels/hotels/us/en/reservation The lodging at Fort Bragg is managed through IHG Army Hotels. For reservations or more info call 1 – 877 – 711 – TEAM (8326) or visit the above website.
MARKETING http://bragg.armymwr.com/contact-us
Location: Reilly Road directly behind the DMWR Building, across from the Iron Mike Conference Center
Phone: 396 - 7632 Fax: 396 - 6339 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 - 1700 Services Provided: The Marketing Services Branch has the overall responsibility for the coordination and integration of all MWR-wide marketing efforts. The Marketing Services Branch provides research based support to operation managers that result in the delivery of customer desired programs and services, while supporting leadership with information essential in formulating strategic plans. The Marketing Services Branch oversees the Commercial Sponsorship and Commercial Advertising Programs while providing market studies, graphic arts support, and media relations.
MILITARY ONE SOURCE
www.militaryonesource.com User ID: military Password: onesource
Military One Source offers advice, support, practical solutions, and online resources. Whether you’re preparing for a new baby or preparing for retirement, getting organized or getting out of debt—no matter who you are – Military One Source is for you. No questions too small, no issue is too big. The service is pre-paid and confidential. And because you never know when you’ll need us, we’re here 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Phones are answered live by qualified staff. Low vision accessible. Simultaneous translation of 150+ languages. Phone: 1 – 800 – 342 - 9647 (CONUS) 1 – 800 – 342 – 9647 or 703-253-7599 (OCONUS) TTY/TDD: Dial 711 and give the operator this number: 1 – 800-342-9467 En espanol, llame al: 1-800-342-9467
MILITARY POLICE/PROVOST MARSHALL
https://www.bragg.army.mil/index.php/my-fort-bragg/all-services/provost-marshal FOR ALL EMERGENCIES CALL 911
MILITARY MP DESK Location: Law Enforcement Center, Bldg. 2-5634,
(adjacent to the intersection of Butner Road. and Armistead Street)
Phone: 396 - 0391/0392/0393 Fax: 396 – 4414 Services Provided The Military Police (MPs) provide law enforcement support to XVIII Airborne Corps and Fort Bragg.
MILITARY POLICE INVESTIGATIONS (MPI) SECTION Phone: 396 – 7589 IF NO ANSWER CALL THE MP DESK 396-0391/0392 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0900 - 1700 Fingerprinting: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday
1130 - 1300 Services Provided: MPI Section conducts investigations of offenses which are outlined in Chapter 3, AR 190-30, and all offenses directed by the provost marshal or NCOIC of the MPI section (i.e. assaults, domestics, larceny of private property; larceny of government property, including shoplifting; worthless checks; child abuse/neglect. The MPI section also does fingerprints for secret clearances. An MPI investigator is assigned to schools as SRO, and MPI handles matters concerning juvenile offenders. Conduct protective service missions and undercover investigations when necessary.
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS (TAI) Phone : OIC 396 – 5081 NCOIC 432 – 2838 Investigations 396 - 3820 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0900 - 1700 Services Provided: Investigators reconstruct traffic collisions involving major injuries, fatalities or extensive property damage they also investigate accidents involving minor injuries or damage to government property. With the advanced training they can determine the causes of accidents, including operator error, environmental conditions, and equipment failures. The team provides military police reports, accident information, and testimony to magistrate courts, commanders, insurance agencies, and other LE agencies when required. Other duties and responsibilities include conducting traffic control and safety operations, conducting speed enforcement, conducting drunk driver suppression operations, identifying and processing abandoned vehicles, preparing traffic studies and conducting special traffic enforcement (special events, emergency
81
operations). WEAPON REGISTRATION
Phone: 432 – 8193 Service Provided: Privately owned firearms stored on the installation (whether in on-post quarters or in arms rooms) must be registered. Registration must be completed within 5 working days of reporting to Fort Bragg or within 5 working days of acquiring the weapon. Registration of the weapon does not replace or relieve individuals of their responsibility to comply with applicable federal, state, and local laws regarding possession, purchase, sale, transfer, and transport of weapons.
(DIRECTORATE OF FAMILY) MORALE, WELFARE AND
RECREATION (DFMWR) https://bragg.armymwr.com/
Location: Bldg. 4-1469, Reilly Rd. (across from the Iron Mike Conference Center)
Phone: 396 – 2407 Fax: 396 - 3424 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 - 1700 Services Provided: DFMWR is a network of support and leisure services designed to serve the needs, interests and responsibilities of each individual in the Army community, as well as enhance the quality of their lives. From family, child and youth programs to recreation, sports, entertainment, travel and leisure activities -- DFMWR employees worldwide strive to deliver the highest quality programs and services at each installation. DFMWR helps ensure Army readiness by caring for the people who serve and stand ready to defend the nation.
MUSEUMS http://www.asomf.org/
AIRBORNE & SPECIAL OPERATIONS MUSEUM Location: 100 Bragg Boulevard, downtown Fayetteville Phone: 643 - 2766 Fax: 643 - 2793 Gift Shop Phone: 643 - 2781 Hours of Operation: Monday Closed Tuesday - Saturday 1000 – 1700 Sunday 1200 – 1700 Services Provided: Visit the only place that presents the comprehensive history of U.S. Army Airborne and Special Operations Forces. Explore the sacrifices, courage, devotion to duty, and exploits of those who jump into battle. Travel through time with unique artifact displays, life-size dioramas and exciting audio-visual displays. Come face-to-face with reality with the aid of the motion simulator and large screen theater. Experience this stunning addition to the Army Museum System, designed
and constructed specifically to tell this magnificent story. Admission: Free, with donations graciously accepted. The Motion Simulator and Yarborough-Bank Vitascope Movie charge a small fee. Gift Shop: An extensive inventory of unique, military-related jewelry, shirts, caps, prints, statues, mugs, books, posters, videos and CDs, models, toys and much more is available.
82D AIRBORNE DIVISION MEMORIAL MUSEUM http://www.82ndairbornedivisionmuseum.com
Location: Bldg. C-6841, Ardennes St. at the Gela Street intersection Phone: 432-3443/5307 Fax: 432-1642 Gift Shop; 436-1735 Hours of Operation: Tuesday - Saturday 1000 -1630 Sunday – Monday* Closed *Closed Mondays, except if it falls on a Federal Holiday and then it will be open regular hours. Admission: Free, (donations graciously excepted) Gift Shop: An extensive inventory of unique, military-related jewelry, shirts, caps, prints, statues, mugs, books, posters, videos and CDs, models, toys and much more is available. Services Provided: From World War I to the present, the museum brings the battle-proven history of the "All American" Division to life. Audiovisual programs are presented daily. The museum features a gift shop and an aircraft park.
JOHN F. KENNEDY (JFK) SPECIAL WARFARE MUSEUM
http://www.jfkwebstore.com Location: Bldg. D-2815, Zabitosky Street Phone: 432 – 1533 Hours of Operation: Tuesday – Saturday 1100 - 1600 Closed Sunday & Monday, Except Labor Day, Veteran's Day, Memorial Day, and Independence Day. Services Provided: The facility illustrates the history of special operation units in the U.S. Army and serves as the branch museum for the U.S. Army Special Forces. Exhibits are also located in the JFK Hall in the Hall of Heroes. This area honors those men who received the Medal of Honor in Vietnam and Somalia. The Col. Arthur D. “Bull” Simons Statue adjacent to the museum honors the man responsible for leading the Son Tay Raid into North Vietnam in 1970. The building the JFK museum occupies is also memorialized for this illustrious hero of Special Forces.
MUSEUM OF THE CAPE FEAR http://museumofthecapefear.ncdcr.gov/
A regional branch of the N.C. Museum of History Location: 801 Arsenal, Corner of Arsenal & Bradford Ave. Phone: 486 - 1330 Fax: 486 - 1585 Hours of Operation: Tuesday – Saturday 1000 - 1700
Sunday 1300 – 1700 Services Provided: The Museum of the Cape Fear Historical Complex, comprised of the Museum, the 1897 Poe House and the Arsenal, recounts the social, economic and political history of southern North Carolina. Visitors can explore the many exhibits, artifacts and programs at the complex. A great place for children and adults, the Museum Shop offers unique gift items and a large selection of historical publications. Admission is free.
Sunday 1200 - 1700 Service Provided: Hands – on museum designed for children to explore their world the way they learn best – through creative role – playing, manipulation and interaction with each other and objects around them. Birthday party and group rates available. Admission: $4.00 per child; $3.00 per adult
NEWSPAPERS PARAGLIDE/PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE (PAO)
http://www.paraglideonline.net Location: 3527 Surveyor Street, Pope AAF Phone: 907 - 4903 Services Provided: The Paraglide, weekly digital newspaper, published for military and civilian personnel at Fort Bragg. For coverage of an event fax or email the request at least two weeks prior to the event date.
Location: 2nd floor, Room 275, Bldg. 4-2843, Soldier Support Center, Normandy Drive
Phone: 432 - 8149 Fax: 396 - 6715 Hours of Operation: Walk-ins Monday – Friday 0830 - 1000 Appointments Monday – Friday 1000 - 1600 Closed for lunch 1200 - 1300 Services Provided: Processes all official passport requests for Soldiers and their dependents on official travel orders. Information on the documents necessary to support an official passport request may be obtained from this office.
FOR TOURIST PASSPORTS CONTACT ONE OF THE OFFICES BELOW
FAYETTEVILE PASSPORT OFFICE http://iafdb.travel.state.gov/DetailsForm.aspx?AFID=80580&vs=0 Location: 301 Green Street (Inside Main Post Office)
Fayetteville, NC 28302 Phone: 486 – 2464 By appointment only: Monday – Friday 0900 - 1700 Services Provided: To obtain a tourist passport for the first time, you need to go in person to the passport acceptance facility with two photographs of yourself, proof of U.S. citizenship, and a valid form of photo identification such as a driver’s license. For more information or to download application visit the website above.
FORT BRAGG PASSPORT OFFICE
Location: 1605 Reilly Rd. (inside the Post Office) Next to the PX Mini Mall Phone: 436 – 2521 Hours of Operation: Tuesday – Saturday 08:30 – 1700 (Walk-ins 0900 – 1000) See above for service provided.
Training Holidays 0800 - 1600 Federal Holidays - Closed
PX SATELLITE PHARMACY
Location: 5050 Butner Road, North Post PX (inside mall area) Phone: 907 – 7427, option 4, then option 8 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0830 - 1700 Saturday, Sunday, Training & Federal Holidays Closed
WOMACK PHARMACY ANNEX Location: Bldg. 4-1571, Reilly Road (Old First Citizen’s Bank
Building, in front of the PX Mini-Mall) Phone: 907 – 7427, option 4, then option 2 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0900 - 1900 Saturday 0830 – 1600 Sunday Closed Training Holidays 0800 - 1600 Federal Holidays Closed
CLINIC PHARMACIES
BYARS HEALTH CLINIC PHARMACY Location: 2864 Woodruff Street, Bldg. 2-1959 Phone: 907-7427, option 4 then option 6 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0730 - 1630
Saturday – Sunday Closed Federal Holidays &Training Holidays Closed
Saturday – Sunday Closed Federal & Training Holidays – Closed Features:
• Cardio • Free weights • Selectorized weights
CALLAHAN ATHLETIC CENTER
Location: Bldg. 2T-1705, Reilly Road, between Macomb & Woodruff Streets
Phone: 396 – 3037 Fax: 396 - 6058 Hours of Operation: Open 24/7 including weekends, Federal & Training
Holidays*. * In order to use the facility between 11:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m., you must register your DoD ID card at Callahan PFC. Registration only needs to be completed once per DoD ID card and can be done between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily. You must be 18 years of age or older to utilize 24/7 access.. Features:
• Free weights • Cardio • Selectorized weights • Juice bar • Free Wi-Fi • Track.
DAHL PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER
Location: Building M-4161, Logistics Avenue Phone: 396-6226 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0500 - 2200 Weekends, Federal & Training Holidays 0700 -1500 Features:
• Performance Enhancement • Cardio • Olympic Lifting • Plyometrics • Agility Training • Suspension Training • Strength Training • Endurance Training • Swimming Pool
WARFIGHTER PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER Location: Building P – 2661, Kiowa Warrior & Blackhawk,
Simmons AAF Phone: 396 – 9660 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0600 – 1500 Weekends, Training & Federal Holidays Closed Features:
• Cardio • Free Weights • Selectorized weights.
POST OFFICE
http://www.usps.com/ FORT BRAGG MAIN
Location: Off of Reilly and Bastogne Streets (by the PX Mini Mall)
Location: 515 Ramsey, Fayetteville, NC 28311 Phone: 485 - 7273 Fax: 485 - 1365 Services Provided: The primary mission of Rape Crisis Volunteers of Cumberland County (RCVCC) is to provide crisis intervention to sexual assault victims and their families, 24 hours per day, 365 days a year in the greater Cumberland County area. Under direct services RCVCC provides 24 hours per day crisis hotline, companionship, victim advocacy, in-house counseling and support groups, and companionship throughout the criminal justice procedure. All services provided by RCVCC are confidential and free. RCVCC also provides community education and awareness programs to local schools, businesses, civic groups, military bases and the community at large. In-house training is also provided for medical personnel, law enforcement officers, counselors and social workers.
RECEPTION COMPANY https://www.bragg.army.mil/index.php/my-fort-bragg/all-services/fort-bragg-
reception-company FORT BRAGG RECEPTION COMPANY
Location: Bldg. 4-1437, Corner of Normandy and Reilly Streets Phone: 396 – 4250/2656/5863/9716 Service Provided: The following information is to assist you and your Family upon arrival and when in-processing Fort Bragg. Currently, the Fort Bragg Reception Company is a 24-hour operation servicing all Permanent Party Soldiers to include XVIII Airborne Corps, 82nd Airborne Division, USASOC, tenant units, and Active Guard Reserve (AGR) as well as all students coming here to attend any USAJFKSWC courses.
RECREATION AREAS SMITH LAKE RECREATION AREA
http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/smith-lake-recreation-area Location: Bldg. 5144, Smith Lake Rd. Phone: Office: 396 – 5979/5984 Hours of Operation: Office: Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday 0800 – 1700 Tuesday – Wednesday Closed Note: Fees are charged for entrance.
PICNIC PAVILLIONS Pavilions are available for unit or organizations to reserve for large groups. Call the office for info on fee or visit the website above.
ARMY TRAVEL CAMPGROUND
Location: Smith Lake Hours of Operation: Open year round; daily; 24 hour access. Authorized Patrons: DoD ID Cardholders and their guests Campground Amenities:
• Bath houses with individual bath rooms • Sewage dump station, complimentary for registered campground
guests • Coin operated washers and dryers • Fishing on the north side of the lake; Ft. Bragg and NC fishing
permit required, no motorized watercraft • Mountain bike and hiking trails; Bike rentals available • Park and picnic areas with ADA playgrounds, volleyball and
basketball courts (fees may apply) • Seasonal lake front operation; Swimming, paddle boat/canoe
rental (fees apply) • Pets are not allowed in the park areas, at the beach, or in any of
the cabins on the campground. Pets are allowed to stay in RVs, tents, and on the hiking trail. Pets must be on a leash at all times. Breed restrictions apply IAW Fort Bragg policy.
Options
• Primitive Tent Camping • RV Sites • Small Primitive Log Cabins • Large Log Cabins
Small and Large Cabin Information
• Our small cabins sleep up to 4 and are equipped with 1 double bed, 1 set of bunk beds, a small fridge and microwave, a table and 4 chairs.
• Our large cabins sleep up to 8 and feature 2 bedrooms (1 double bed, 1 set of bunk beds), a loft (futon sleeper), a living area (futon sleeper), a full size bathroom and kitchenette with a table and 4 chairs (a minimum 2 night stay is required).
• All cabins are air-conditioned/heated. Smoking is not permitted in the cabins. Must bring own sheets, blankets, pillows and towels.
• No pets are allowed. Violators will be asked to remove the pet immediately, and an additional $100 fee will be charged.
94
MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAILS Location: Smith Lake Boundary Road Phone: 396 – 5979/5984 Hour of Operation: Daily Sun up to Sundown Authorized patrons: Open to general public Services Provided: Rider registration required with fee payable at Smith Lake Recreation Area Office. Trail consists of three trail loops: Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. Trail map and riding rules are posted at the trail head. All Fort Bragg regulations and laws apply in this area and are enforced by Military Police and Game Wardens.
PARK/BEACH
Hours of Operation: Opens Memorial Day Weekend/closes Labor Day Monday – Wednesday Closed
Thursday – Sunday 1100 – 1800
PICNIC PAVILLIONS Pavilions are available for unit or organizations to reserve for large groups. Call the office for info on fees.
PARKS ON FORT BRAGG/POPE AAF http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/parks
WILSON PARK Location: Butner Road, McFayden Pond Phone: 396 – 5979/5984 Service Provided: Wilson Park is open to the public and does not require a reservation for use. First come first serve! Families may have picnics and use the playground. Rules are posted at the park. Bathrooms are available and maintained by Smith Lake.
WOODLAND/FLIGHTLINE PARKS
Location: Pope AAF Phone: 396 – 5979/5984 call for reservations and more info Services Provided: Woodland Park is the largest on Pope Army Air Field, perfect for units, squadrons, FRG functions of 1500+ guests. This park provides ample parking and is accessible off of Armistead Street. Woodland Park offers many amenities such as Pavilions with BBQ grills, water and electricity supply, sand volleyball court, horseshoe pit and brand-new Americans’ With Disability Act (ADA) compliant playground area. Flightline Park: If you enjoy watching airplanes land and take-off then this park is for you. Tucked away in the back of Pope Army Air Field near Manchester gate this is the perfect place to hold small and medium events. This medium size park has six Pavilions with BBQ grills,
electricity, a new Americans’ With Disability Act (ADA) compliant playground area and a newly constructed parking area.
CLAY TARGET CENTER
http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/clay-target-center Location: 651 E. Manchester Rd. (Highway 87 North to Manchester Road, turn right and continue ½ mile to sign.) Phone: 436 – 9489 Fax: 436 – 5946 Hours of Operation: Monday – Thursday Closed Friday – Sunday 1000 – 1800 Services Provided:
• 12 competition level skeet fields, 6 fields overlaid with trap • Voice release system for trap • Shower house with coin operated washers and dryers. • Snack bar and Pro Shop on site • Lighted ranges • Shotguns available to rent • Covered pavilion (equipped with sound system) • 28 partial service RV sites • Reservations accepted 30-60 days out only for shooting events
FORT FISHER AIR FORCE RECREATION AREA
http:www.ftfishermilrec.com Location: 118 Riverfront Rd., Kure Beach, NC Phone: (910) 458 - 6549 Reservations Fax: (910) 458 - 6298 Services Provided: Recreational area near Wilmington for active or retired military personnel, DoD civilians, and their families. Offers cottages, mobile homes, rooms, RV camp for daily or weekly rental. Has a restaurant, gift shop, convenience store, recreation hall, outdoor swimming pool, public beach access, and much more. Call for rates and more information.
RECREATION EQUIPMENT CHECKOUT CENTER
http://bragg.armymwr.com/us/programs/recreation-equipment-checkout-center Location: Bldg. Q-5144, Smith Lake Road Phone: 396 – 7060 Fax: 396 - 1675 Hours of Operation:
Winter Schedule (Oct. 1 - March 31) Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 0800 - 1700 Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday Closed Services Provided: Recreation Equipment Checkout has an extensive list of equipment available for a variety of activities and needs. Equipment available:
• Campers • Canoes & kayaks • Moon bouncers • Climbing wall • Picnic & party equipment • Canopy tents • Tables & chairs • Grills & super cookers • Dunk tank • Lawn and garden equipment
Also offers unit safety briefings. Propane is available for sale.
CLELAND ICE & INLINE SKATING RINKS/SKATE BOARD PARK http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/cleland-ice-and-inline-skating-rink
CLELAND ICE RINK Location: Bldg. 3-1606, Reilly Road (north of Longstreet) Phone: 396 - 5127 Fax: 396 - 3555 Hours of Operation: Hours vary, please call (Times may vary depending on activities being sponsored) Services Provided: This facility offers year-round skating, not only as a form of exercise, but as an affordable and constructive family leisure activity. It is the only ice rink, within a 60-mile radius that provides year-round ice skating. This facility has a comprehensive ice skating program, to include open skating, group and private lessons, figure skating clubs, parties (schools, units, and special interest groups), and private ice rental. This facility is easily accessible for both military and civilian patrons.
IN-LINE SKATING RINK/SKATEBOARD PARK
Hours of operation: Spring/Summer (Apr-Sep) Daily – 1000 – 2000 Fall/Winter (Oct/Mar) Daily – 1000 – 1800 Services Provided: The skateboard park offers a safe and fun environment for recreational, unsupervised inline skating and skate boarding, during posted hours of operation.
Location: Bldg. 3-1137, off of Reilly & Butner Roads (in the DPW compound)
Phone: 396 – 5323 Program Manager: 396 – 3372 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0730 - 1600 Services Provided: Materials are collected, baled, and marketed to recycling brokers and mills in an effort to reduce and reuse materials being disposed of in our landfills.
FORT BRAGG LANDFILL Location: Longstreet Road, (before ACP) The landfill recycles mixed metals, aluminum, cardboard, concertina wire, concrete, wood, tree and yard waste, and pallets. The grinding of wood waste has resulted in mulch suitable for landscaping and is available to unit and activities on post.
CARDBOARD
Cardboard is a significant percentage of the waste stream and can be recycled at many locations on Ft. Bragg. Slotted bins are conveniently located at the following locations:
• North Post Commissary • South Post Commissary • Mini Mall • Landfill • Recycle Center
NEWSPAPER/MAGAZINES
The Raleigh News and Observer provide and service green collection containers for recovery of newspapers and magazines. Containers are located at the following locations:
• North Post Exchange • North Post Class V • Main Post Office
• Pines Class VI **Magazines and newspapers may also be dropped off at the Environmental Office.
RED CROSS
FORT BRAGG OFFICE https://www.bragg.army.mil/index.php/my-fort-bragg/all-services/american-red-cross
Location: Bldg. 1-1139, Macomb and Hamilton Streets Phone: 396 - 1231 Ext. 3 Fax: 369 - 6489 Emergency/After Hours: 1-877-272-7337 (toll free 24/7/365) Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 0800 – 1630 Services Provided: American Red Cross Service to the Armed Forces (SAF) serves as a link between the military and civilian communities. They provide emergency communications between Soldiers and their families in times of crisis. To initiate a Red Cross Message please call 1-877-272-7337, this is the Red Cross “Armed Forces Emergency Service Center”, or call our local office. Please give the Soldier’s name, rank, social security number, date of birth and military unit. The message will be sent via their Commanding Officer. Soldiers can contact the National Messaging Center directly to inquire about the status of a Red Cross message. Emergency Leave and Army Emergency Relief (AER) are usually unavailable without Red Cross validation. Please contact the Red Cross if you have further questions. To schedule a brief for a Family Readiness Group or a unit pre-deployment please send an email to [email protected].
RED CROSS @ WOMACK Location: Womack Army Medical Center, ground floor Phone: 907 – 7124 Fax: 907 – 8899 Hours of operation: Monday - Friday 0800 - 1600
RED CROSS (HIGHLANDS CHAPTER)
http://www.redcross.org/ Location: 807 Carol Street, Fayetteville (next to Sycamore Square
Shopping Center off of Bragg Boulevard) Phone: 867-8151 Emergency/After Hours: 1 - 877 – 272 - 7337 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0830 –1700 To inquire about Health and Safety to include CPR/First Aid, Babysitting Certification and Water Safety please visit: www.redcross.org/en/takeaclass Or call 1-800-733-2767. Volunteer opportunities are available; please contact one of our offices.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES AND ACTIVITIES http://www.facebook.com/FtBraggRSO
GARRISON CHAPLAIN’S OFFICE/RELIGIOUS SUPPORT OFFICE Location: Bldg. 2-1114, Jackson Street Phone: 396 - 1121 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0900 – 1200 & 1300 - 1700 In case of emergency, the on-call Duty Chaplain may be reached by dialing 910 - 580 - 1457. Authorized Patrons: Active duty military, family members, authorized DoD civilians, and retirees. Services Provided:
• Distinctive Religious Group Worship • Religious education, including youth ministry • Counseling • Personal/Family Resiliency Programs • Retreat Programs • Chaplain Training
Points of Contact: Information concerning unit/Chapel activities and programs should be obtained from appropriate office. Telephone numbers for chapels and Major Subordinate Command (MSC) Chaplains are listed below:
CHAPELS
AIRBORNE ARTILLERY MEMORIAL CHAPEL Location: Bldg. D-3733, Ardennes Street Phone: 822 – 9791
ALL AMERICAN MEMORIAL Location: Bldg. C-7242, Ardennes Street Phone: 396 - 7618
DIVISION MEMORIAL Location: Bldg. C-5332, Ardennes Street Phone: 432 - 1903
JFK MEMORIAL Location: Bldg. D-3116, Ardennes Street Phone: 432 – 9705
MAIN POST CHAPEL Location : Bldg. 1-1510, Sedgewick Street Phone : 643 – 8812/8813
POPE CHAPEL ANNEX Location: 317 Sonic Street, Pope AAF Phone: None
WOMACK ARMY MEDICAL CENTER CHAPEL Location: Bldg. 4-2817, Reilly Road Phone: 907 – 7729
WOOD MEMORIAL CHAPEL Location: Bldg. C-8755, Ardennes Street Phone: 432 – 1930 RELIGIOUS SUPPORT TEAMS PHONE Corps Chaplain’s Office 396 -1122 Garrison Chaplain’s Office 396 - 1121 1st Theater Support Command (TSC) 396 - 7303 108th ADA 908 - 5666 16th MP 907 - 4169 82nd Sustainment Brigade 643 - 4060 20th Engineer Brigade 396 - 2711 44th Medical Brigade 396 - 6178 82nd Airborne Division 432 - 1903 525th MIB 907 - 2810 FORSCOM 570 - 7818/7801 USARC 570 - 8070/8067 USASOC 432 – 4594/8308
WATTERS CENTER FOR FAMILY LIFE
Location: Bldg. 317, Corner of Knox & Randolph Streets Phone: 396 - 6564 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0900 - 1630 Authorized Patrons: Active duty Soldiers and their family members; Reserve and National Guard Soldiers on active duty and their family members; retirees and their family members; and DoD civilians and their family members are eligible as resources permit. Services Provided:
• Marriage and Family Pastoral Counseling • Family Wellness Program • Marriage Enrichment Programs • Counseling training for Chaplains • Referral Source for Chaplains • Watters Center Facility Management
*Note: The Watters Center facility is available for Religious Activities. The center may be scheduled through your unit Chaplain.
101
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Location: Pope Chapel, 315 Ethridge Street, Pope AAF Phone: 394-1351/1886 Hours of Operation: Monday-Thursday 0900 - 1700 Authorized Patrons: Active duty Soldiers and their family members; Reserve and National Guard Soldiers on active duty and their family members; retirees and their family members; and DoD civilians and their family members are eligible as resources permit. Services Provided:
• Buddhist, Catholic, Jewish, Muslim, Protestant and Wiccan Religious Education programs for all ages
• Post-wide Junior High and Senior High Youth Programs • Catholic and Protestant Scripture studies • Marriage Preparation (Catholic) • Baptism Classes (Catholic) • Adult Education programs • Summer Vacation Bible Schools • Volunteer Teacher Training Classes
PROTESTANT WORSHIP
Airborne Artillery Memorial Chapel Location: Bldg. D-3733, Ardennes St. Day Time Service Sunday 0930 Adult Bible Study
1100 Worship Service** Wednesday 1800 Choir Practice 1900 Adult Bible Study
All American Chapel
Location: Bldg. C-7242, Ardennes St. Sunday 1000 Sunday School 1100 Worship Service**
Chapel Next, Division Memorial Chapel
Location: Bldg. C-5332, Ardennes St. Sunday 1100 Worship Service**
JFK Memorial Chapel
Location: Bldg. D-3116, Ardennes Sunday 1000 Worship Service Tuesday 1200 Bible Study Wednesday 1145 Chapel Ancient (Liturgical) Thursday 1800 The Gathering
102
Main Post Chapel, Location: Bldg. 1-1510, Sedgewick St. Sunday 1000 Worship Service** 1130 Sunday School
Outdoor Life, Smith Lake Park (outside) Location: Smith Lake Sunday 1000 Outdoor Church
Pope Chapel Location: 315 Ethridge Street Sunday 0900 Christ the King Fellowship** Wednesday 1800 Adult Bible Study
Womack Chapel
Location: Bldg. 4-2817, Reilly Road Sunday 0900 Worship Service Tuesday 1130 Bible Study Thursday 1130 Bible Study
Wood Memorial Chapel Gospel Congregation
Location: Bldg. D-8755, Ardennes St. Sunday 1100 Gospel Service** Tuesday 1900 Adult Bible Study 1930 Youth Group **Children’s Church/Watchcare Provided
Youth of the Chapel Location: Division Memorial Chapel, Bldg. C-5332, Ardennes St. Day/Time: Sunday 1830 For Middle and High School youth For more information call: 396 – 1121
Protestant Women of the Chapel (PWOC) Tuesday 0930 All American Chapel** Tuesday 1200 9th Floor SSC Tuesday 1900 All American Chapel Wednesday 0900 Linden Oaks Lodge** Wednesday 1200 Womack Chapel (3rd floor) Thursday 1200 Main Post Chapel Thursday 1200 Wood Memorial Chapel
103
Additional Protestant Religious Education Program Sunday 1000 Linden Oaks Fellowship (Clubhouse) Sunday 1815 Post-wide Family Program – All American Chapel Tuesday 1445 Good News Club @ Bowley Elementary Tuesday 1830 Navigator Bible Study @ JFK Tuesday 1830 Navigator Bible Study - All American Chapel Thursday 1500 Good News Club @ Shughart Elementary
CATHOLIC
Catholic Education Sunday 1045 Faith Formation - Adults Bowley Elementary Sunday 1045 Adult RE Bowley Elementary Sunday 1500 Youth of the Chapel All American Chapel Tuesday 1830 Rite of Catholic Initiation for Adults Pope Chapel Thursday 1845 Adult Formation Friday 1830 Theology on Tap (monthly)
Catholic Women of the Chapel (CWOC) Location: All American Chapel** Day/Time: Thursday 0930 Location: Pope Chapel** Day/Time: 1900 ** w/childcare if RSVP
Reconciliation Location: All American Chapel Day/Time: Sunday 1620 Location: Pope Chapel Date/Time: Monday - Friday 1130 Location: All American Chapel Day/Time: Saturday 1620
Eucharistic Adoration Location: Pope Chapel Day/Time: Wednesday 1130
Mass Location: All American Chapel Day/Time: Saturday 1700
Sunday 0900
104
Sunday 1700 Location: Womack Army Medical Center Chapel Day/Time: Sunday 1030
Wednesday 1130 Location: Main Post Chapel Day/Time: Sunday 1130 Location: Pope Chapel (Bilingual – Spanish/English) Day/Time: Sunday 1330
Monday - Friday 1200
** (w/childcare)
DISTINCTIVE RELIGIOUS FAITH GROUPS
BUDDHIST SERVICE Location: Pope Chapel Day/Time: Third Saturday of each month 1300
ISLAMIC SERVICES
Location: Pope Chapel Annex Day/Time: Friday 1215 & 1315
RETIREE SERVICE OFFICE (RSO) https://www.bragg.army.mil/index.php/my-fort-bragg/all-services/Retiree-Services-Office Location: 1st floor, Wing C, Bldg. 4-2843, Soldier Support Center,
Normandy Drive Phone: 396 – 5304 or 1 – 800 – 535 – 6067 Fax: 396 - 3747 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0900 – 1600 by appt. only Services Provided: Responsible for providing services to both active duty Soldiers assigned to Fort Bragg and to all Army retirees and their family members residing in the state of North Carolina. Upon request, provides individual counseling on retirement rights, retirement pay, Dual
Compensation, Civil Service Reform Act, benefits and privileges. Special assistance is provided with preparations and submission of Board of Corrections of military record cases. In conjunction with the servicing legal office, counsels active and retired Soldiers, spouses, and former spouses on the Uniformed Services Former Spouses Protection Act. Specialized administrative and counseling services are provided to widows of both active duty and retired Soldiers. Offers assistance to the future retiree in the form of pre-retirement briefings, administers the Survivor Benefit Plan at the installation level.
SCHOOL/EDUCATION INFORMATION
http://www.dodea.edu/Americas/midAtlantic/FortBragg/index.cfm FT. BRAGG SCHOOLS
Location: 4958 Bastogne Dr. (Bldg. B-4951) Phone: 907 - 0200 Fax: 907 - 1404 Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 0800 - 1600 Overview: The Fort Bragg School System is composed of one primary schools (pre-K – 1nd grades), one intermediate school (2nd – 5th grades), five elementary schools (pre-K – 5th grades), two middle schools (6th - 8th grades). Students in grades nine through twelve attend high schools in Cumberland or Harnett Counties. (See below for Cumberland County Schools) Each school under the direction of Fort Bragg School system is fully accredited by ADvancED. Special Education: One of the most unique aspects of Fort Bragg Schools is the work done with special needs children. The Special Education Program offers a full continuum of services to include consultation, inclusion, resource rooms, self-contained classes, and homebound instruction. Eligible students receive services from Speech/Language Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, and Psychologists. An extended school year is available to students who demonstrate significant regression and recoupment issues. Fort Bragg School Board: Being a school board member is a serious responsibility but one that offers significant rewards - the primary reward being the opportunity to actively participate in the process of educating our children. However, unlike the school boards in the Local Education Authority (LEA), DDESS school boards act purely in an advisory capacity, providing input to the Superintendent and administrators in the areas of fiscal, personnel and educational policies, procedures and programs. The DDESS school district superintendent makes final decisions on matters affecting the school district. Volunteers provide services and are also offered opportunity to learn first-hand about excellent programs in the schools. For more information about volunteering contact a school principal nearest you.
Phone: 678 – 2300 Fax: 678 - 2339 Services Provided: Cumberland County has 52 Elementary Schools, 17 Middle Schools, and 17 High Schools. Call or go to the web site for more info on local schools.
SCOUTS BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA – HIGHLANDER DISTRICT
http://highlanderdistrict.org/ Authorized Patrons: Everyone with appropriately aged children is an authorized patron) Services Provided: Offer programs for youth from 7 years through 21 years of age. The primary goal of the program is to build character, citizenship and physical fitness. Several programs are provided: Tiger Cubs at age 7; Cub Scouts, age 8-11; Boy Scouts, age 11-18; Venture and Exploring Programs, age 14-21. The Exploring and Venturing Programs are co-ed and are open to both male and female.
GIRL SCOUTS OF AMERICA NC COASTAL PINES GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL, Inc.
www.nccoastalpines.org Location: 894 Elm St., Suite B&C Fayetteville, NC 28303 Phone: 437 - 9900 Hours of Operation: Monday – Wednesday 0900 - 1700 Thursday 0900 - 1830 Friday 0900 - 1200 Authorized Patrons: Girl scouting is open to all girls, ages 5-17 in
grades K-12 and adult volunteers. Services Provided: In Girl Scouting, girls discover the fun, friendship and power of girls together; build character and skills for success in the real world; develop qualities that will serve girls all their lives – strong values, social conscience, and conviction about their own potential and self-worth…Girl Scouts – Where Girls Grow Strong
Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 0830 - 1600 Closed all Federal Holidays Services Provided: The Soldier for Life-Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP) is an integral part of the Army life cycle. The SFL-TAP provides comprehensive transition services to separating and retiring Soldiers, their Family Members, and Department of the Army (DA) Civilians. The SFL-TAP counselors deliver congressionally-mandated pre-separation counseling, job search training, assist in the use of automated employment tools, conduct one-on-one employment counseling, and facilitate employment workshops/seminars. Call for more information or an appointment.
SOLDIER SUPPORT CENTER
https://home.army.mil/bragg/index.php/my-fort-bragg/all-services/soldier-support-center\ Location: Bldg. 4-2843, Normandy Dr. Services Provided: A one-stop for in and out processing Soldiers. There are numerous programs located in the building. Some of them are:
• Army Community Service (ACS) Army Emergency Relief (AER) Army Family Team Building 9AFTB) Employment Readiness Program (ERP) Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) Family Advocacy Program (FAP) Financial Readiness Program (FRP) Information, Referral and Follow-Up (IRF) Installation Volunteer Services (IVS) Lending Closet/Airborne Attic* Master Resilience Training (MRT) Mobilization, Deployment and Stability Support Operations* Multicultural Readiness Program (MRP) New Parent Support Program (NPSP)* Relocation Readiness Program (RRP) Survivor Outreach Services (SOS)*
* Located in a different building
• Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Suicide Prevention
• Children and Youth Services (CYS) School Liaison
• Civilian Personnel Advisory Center (CPAC) • Defense Finance & Accounting Service (DFAS)
• Disabled American Veterans (DAV) • Equal Opportunity (EO) • Fayetteville Recruiting Company • Housing Services Office (HSO) • Utility Waiver Program • Military Personnel Division (MPD)
Casualty Assistance Electronic Military Personnel Office (EMILPO) Fort Bragg Reception Company Fort Bragg Sponsorship Program ID Card/DEERS/CAC Mobilization/Deployment Branch and Soldier Readiness Center Office of the Freedom of Information and Privacy Act Voting Assistance Office (VAO) Out processing Passport/Visa Office Personnel Reassignment Branch (PRB) Personnel Services Branch (PSB) Retiree Services Office (RSO) Transition Center Official Mail Distribution Office
• Muggs Coffee Shop • NC Driver’s License Office • NC Work Force Solutions • Office of the Staff Judge Advocate (JAG)
Legal Assistance (Wills, POA, etc.) Claims
• Retention 18th Airborne Corps Reserve/National Guard
• Soldier for Life/Transition Assistance Program (SFL/TAP) • USO • Veteran’s Affairs (VA)
Vocational Rehab/QTC • Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW)
SPECIAL EVENTS
http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/special-events-branch Location: 3725 Reilly Road, Bldg. 190, Pope Army Airfield Phone: 396 - 9126 Fax: 396 - 7224 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0730 - 1630 Services Provided: The Special Events Branch develops, coordinates,
stages and manages quality entertainment programs to include: fairs, holiday activities, concerts and much more. These programs are designed to improve the quality of life within our community.
SPORTS BRANCH
http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/sports Location: 3725 Reilly Road, Bldg. 190, Pope Army Airfield Phone: 396 - 1217/1218 Fax: 396 - 1216 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 0800 - 1700 Authorized Patrons: Holders of Military/Government ID Cards Services Provided: Intramural Sports Program, Women’s Sports Programs, Physical Fitness Centers, Swimming Pools, Aerobics, Aquatics Program, and Personal Trainers.
SWIMMING POOLS
http://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/aquatics **Please note: Outdoor pools open late May around Memorial Day and close late September** Schedules change often due to seasonal activities. Call the pools for hours of operation and for the updated schedules.
Location: Bldg. 4-2843, Soldier Support Center, 6th floor Phone: 396-1040/TAXX (8299) Hours of Operation: January to April 15 Monday – Friday 0900 – 2100
Saturday 0900 – 1700 Closed Sundays and all Federal Holidays Services Provided: Assistance provided on a walk in basis to active duty, retirees and family members. Preparation in Federal and State tax returns, Federal and State tax form distribution, Federal and State electronic filing, and general tax information. Arrive at the Tax Center no later than one hour prior to closing. Bring W-2s, social security cards, military ID cards, any tax forms received in the mail, a canceled check if you want your refund through direct deposit, IRS Form 2848 (Power of Attorney) if you are filing for someone else.
THRIFT SHOP THE BRAGG ‘N BARN THRIFT SHOP
E-mail: [email protected] Location: Bldg. 2-2412, Woodruff Street Phone: 907 - 4053 Shopping Hours: Tuesday – Saturday 0900 - 1400 Sunday – Monday closed Consignment Hours: Tuesday – Saturday 0900 - 1300 NOTE: Please call ahead for any large items that take up floor space to see if we have room for your items. Authorized Patrons: The Bragg ‘N Barn Thrift Shop is open to the public for shopping, but only active/retired/reserve military personnel and their family members (18 years and older with valid ID cards), active DOD civilians with valid DOD ID cards may consign items. Services Provided: The Bragg ‘N Barn provides a means of exchange of used clothing and merchandise through consignment. Funds generated are distributed to projects on the installation, local off-post community organizations, and to overseas military service-related organizations whose activities directly impact the welfare of our troops. Please call for more info. Also takes applications every February for scholarship grants. Soldiers and Family Members E-4 and below can receive up to 10 donated items free the 1st Friday of each month. Consignment period is for 45 days and the Thrift Shop will deduct a 25% commission. Individuals may consign 28 items (7 items per category) up to 7 days per month. Consignors may pick-up checks on the 10th of the
month for sales in the prior month. Checks not picked up in 3 months will be voided. Persons who have PCS orders may consign 56 items per day beginning 30 days prior to departure. (Bring a copy of the orders.) Donations Always Accepted: Your donations help make the Thrift Shop possible. Through the sale of these donated items operating costs are met and more dollars are available to distribute to the community. Please bring your donations in to the Consignment Room during business hours. After hours you may place your donations in the Donation Bin. DO NOT LEAVE ITEMS OUTSIDE THE BIN AS THE WEATHER WILL RUIN THEM. DO NOT LEAVE TRASH OR DAMAGED FURNITURE OUTSIDE OF THE BUILDING AS “DUMPING” IS ILLEGAL and we have no way of disposing of the item. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Volunteers make The Bragg ‘N Barn Thrift Shop possible for the Fort Bragg community. No skills are necessary – we provide training. Special privileges for volunteers. Thrift Shop employees are previous volunteers.
TRANSITION https://www.bragg.army.mil/index.php/my-fort-bragg/all-services/Transition-Center Location: 2nd floor, Wing B, Bldg.4-2843, Soldier Support Center,
Normandy Drive Phones : 396 - 7472 Fax: 396 - 9694 Hours of Operation: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 0900 – 1600 Wednesday & Federal Holidays Closed Services Provided: Transition of all Soldiers who elect to separate from Fort Bragg, who are leaving the military for retirement, expiration term of service (ETS), administrative discharges or demobilization.
(INSTALLATION) TRANSPORTATION OFFICE (ITO) https://www.bragg.army.mil/index.php/about/garrison/logistics-readiness-center/installation-transportation-office/personel-property Location: 1st floor, Bldg. 4-2843, Soldier Support Center,
Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0730-1630 Services Provided: The Installation Transportation Office (ITO) provides a wide variety of transportation services for the soldiers, airmen, and civilians of Ft. Bragg, Pope Army Airfield, and the surrounding areas.
OFFICIAL TRAVEL SECTION
https://www.bragg.army.mil/index.php/about/garrison/logistics-readiness-center/installation-transportation-office/official-travel Location: 1st floor, Bldg. 4-2843, Soldier Support Center,
TRAVEL INFO https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/leisure-travel-services
LEISURE TRAVEL SERVICE (TICKETS AND TOURS) Location: Bldg. 4-2171, Mini Mall, Reilly Road Phone: 396 - TRIP/TOUR (8747/8687) Fax: 396 – 4386 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 1000 – 1700
Saturday – Sunday Closed Services Provided:
• Discount Tickets: purchase reduced price tickets to Disney World; Universal Studios; Sea World; Carowinds, Busch Gardens; Kings Dominion; Biltmore Estate and much more. Cruises and Australia packages
USO
FORT BRAGG USO http://www.uso-nc.org/
Location: 1st floor, Bldg. 4-2843, Soldier Support Center Normandy Drive Phone: 495 – 1437 Fax: 495 – 1439
Service Provided: All North Carolina vehicles must be inspected within 10 days following registration. Vehicles must show an inspection sticker as evidence of this inspection. All 1996 and newer gasoline-powered vehicles registered in an emissions county are required to receive the On Board Diagnostics (OBD II) emissions test. Numerous garages and service stations offer this service. The cost of an emissions inspection is $30.00 and the safety inspection is $13.60 plus any necessary parts. Services are also provided by the Fort Bragg's Auto Skills Center.
VEHICLE REGISTRATION ON POST
Vehicle registration is no longer required on Fort Bragg.
OFF POST http://www.dmv.dot.state.nc.us/
Location/Phone Eutaw Shopping Center, Fayetteville 485 - 1590 Hope Mills Shopping Plaza, Hope Mills 424 - 2500 Spring Lake Shopping Plaza, Spring Lake 497 - 3707 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0900 - 1700
Closed Federal holidays Service Provided: The North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) requires automobile owners to have liability insurance coverage before registering your car in North Carolina. State law requires that you register your vehicle within 30 days of establishing residence in the State.
The DMV also recommends replacement of your driver's license at that time. North Carolina plates are only good if you hold continuous insurance. Should your insurance lapse at any time your license plate must be surrendered to the DMV. To re-license your vehicle, you must pay a $25.00 fee in addition to the cost of the license plate. To obtain North Carolina license tags, you must have:
1. Insurance (name and policy number). If new policy, name of agent and agency.
2. Title (in owner's name) or properly reassigned to them. If the bank holds your title, you must have current registration and name and address of bank.
3. If you came from a non-title state, you need the current registration and 2 notarized copies of the bill of sale from the last two owners.
(US DEPT. of) VETERAN AFFAIRS www.va.gov
FORT BRAGG Location: 1st floor, Bldg. 4 - 2843, Soldier Support Center,
www.va.gov Location: 251 North Main Street, Federal Building
Winston-Salem, NC 27155 Phone: 1-800-827-1000 Fax: (336) 631-5028 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 - 1600 Please call in advance as to documents needed to file a claim. Services Provided: The function of the Division of Veterans Affairs is to assist veterans and their families in the presentation, processing proof and establishment of claims, privileges, rights and benefits as they may be entitled to under Federal, State or local laws. The Division also cooperates with the various governmental units and veterans organizations in seeking to serve veterans.
VETERAN’S HEALTH CARE CLINIC
https://www.fayettevillenc.va.gov/locations/Fayetteville_Health_Care_Center.asp Location: 7300 So. Raeford Rd. Fayetteville, NC 28304 Phone: 488 – 2120 or 1 – 800 – 771 – 6106 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0730 – 1700 Services Provided: Outpatient health care services for veterans.
VETERAN’S MEDICAL CENTER http://www.fayettevillenc.va.gov
Location: 2300 Ramsey Street Fayetteville, NC 28301 Phone: 488 – 2120 Services Provided: Health care for veterans
American Veterans Disability (AMVET) Claims Assistance
Location: Bldg. 4 - 2843, Soldier Support Center, Normandy Drive
Phone: 396 – 6826 Services Provided: AMVETS can assist you with preparation & filing disability claims with the VA. You may contact the office at 396-6826 to schedule an appointment.
VETERINARY SERVICES
http://phc.amedd.army.mil/organization/Pages/VtfDetails.aspx?VtfID=36 FT. BRAGG VETERINARY MEDICAL CENTER (VETCEN)
*Closed the last working day of the month for inventory and staff development. Services Provided: The VETCEN provides annual wellness appointments for vaccines and screening tests for dogs and cats. The VETCEN also provides limited sick-call, routine surgery, and dental prophylaxis for privately owned animals. The VETCEN provides domestic and international Health Certificates for your pets when you PCS. Contact the VETCEN to discuss other services or procedures for your pets or to schedule an appointment. Registration 1. All dogs and cats residing on Fort Bragg must be registered in accordance with FB REG 40-5 and housing requirements within 10 days of arrival or acquisition. 2. Owners can contact the VETCEN to review patient records or schedule an appointment to ensure all requirements are met prior to completion of the housing memorandum. 3. All active, Guard, Reserve, and retired personnel must present a DOD Uniformed Services ID card for services. 4. Wildlife and exotic animals (ferrets, skunks, raccoons, wolves, wolf hybrids, etc.) are not authorized to be housed on Fort Bragg and will not be treated at this facility. Stray animal /animal control Stray animals found roaming on Fort Bragg are handled by county animal control agencies. If you encounter a stray animal, contact the Military Police who will coordinate with the local animal control agency to secure the animal. Veterinary food inspectors Phone: 396 - 3103 Fax: 396 – 2913 Food Inspector Duty Hours: Monday – Friday 0900 - 1630 Services Provided: Veterinary Food Inspectors provide complete food inspection support for all commissary stores, shoppettes, MWR food facilities, Fort Bragg Club, DoDEA schools, Child Development Centers, and Subsistence Supply Management Office (SSMO).
WIC - WOMEN, INFANTS, AND CHILDREN http://www.nutritionnc.com/wic
FAYETTEVILLE LOCATIONS Location: Cumberland County Health Department
SPRING LAKE Location: 103 Laketree Blvd. Spring Lake, NC 28390 Phone: 321 – 6420 Services Provided: WIC is a special supplemental food and nutrition education program that has been operating in North Carolina since 1974. What began as a small pilot program serving approximately 4500 individuals a month is now a major program serving about 165,000 mothers and their children each month in North Carolina. Benefits: WIC participants receive nutrition education and supplemental food to improve their diets and reduce their chances of health problems caused by poor nutrition. They are given vouchers that they redeem at participating grocery stores to obtain WIC foods. Foods include: milk, cheese, eggs, iron fortified cereal, vitamin C enriched juices, dry beans/peas, peanut butter, and for infants: iron fortified Enfamil, iron fortified Prosobee, iron fortified lactofree, iron fortified infant cereal, vitamin C enriched juices. Program Eligibility:
• A pregnant woman or one who has recently had a baby or is breast-feeding an infant less than 12 months of age.
• An infant • A child who has not reached their fifth birthday • Meet local agency eligibility scale. The gross annual income
cannot exceed 185% of poverty. All Medicaid, Food Stamps, and Work First recipients meet WIC income eligibility.
• Nutritional/medical eligibility must also be met. This is deter- mined by staff health professionals.
WILDLIFE
FORT BRAGG WILDLIFE https://bragg.isportsman.net/
Location: Bldg. OT-9034 McKellar’s Road Phone: 432 – 5427 Fax: 396 – 9474 Services Provided: Provides Fort Bragg, Camp Mackall and the surrounding community with safe, quality hunting and fishing opportunities, dedicated and professional fish and wildlife management and natural resources stewardship. Hours of Operation: Call for hours.
WOMACK ARMY MEDICAL CENTER http://www.wamc.amedd.army.mil
Welcome to Womack Army Medical Center. We are here to serve the medical needs of Active Duty Service Members, their Families, Retirees and their Families. We want this to be an easy process for you to access healthcare on Fort Bragg.
STEP 1
Update DEERS It is important to update your information in the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS) with your current address and other information to ensure you continue receiving your medical benefits. You can do this by calling 1-800-538- 9552, or by visiting the main ID Card Facility in the Soldier Support Center (SSC) on the 1st floor and can be reached by calling the appointment line @ 643 – 2737.
STEP 2 Enroll in TRICARE
Eligible beneficiaries may call 1 – 800 – 444 - 5445 to request an enrollment packet or go online www.tricare.mil
TRICARE OPTIONS
TRICARE Prime: Active-Duty Family Members, Retirees and their Families who are not Medicare eligible may enroll in Prime. Active-Duty Family Members are automatically enrolled after filling out the enrollment form. Active-Duty family members do not have an enrollment fee. Retirees and Family Members pay an enrollment fee to receive healthcare. These rates are subject to change each fiscal year. TRICARE Select replaced TRICARE Extra and Standard as of Jan.1, 2018. Please see website for more info. TRICARE for Life (TFL) is Medicare-wraparound coverage for TRICARE-eligible beneficiaries who have Medicare Part A and B. For more info go to http://www.tricare.mil/Plans/HealthPlans/TFL.aspx
For more info on TRICARE go to one of the following websites: www.healthnetfederalservices.com
www.tricareonline.com www.tricare.mil
STEP 3
CLINIC ENROLLMENT Active duty service members are assigned to primary care clinics based on their unit designation. Family members can be assigned to an on-post clinic or off-post medical home after they enroll in Tricare Prime. Our primary care clinics are your entry point into the healthcare system. You are strongly encouraged to visit your primary care clinic for clinic
The Womack Outpatient Medical Records maintains the outpatient medical records for all beneficiaries who receive their care in Womack Specialty clinics. If you receive your medical care at any of our Outpatient Clinics in the area, your Outpatient Medical records are maintained at those locations.
Requesting Copies of Records
Outpatient Medical Records are retired 3 years after a patient’s last recorded clinic visit. Patients must show their identification card when requesting a copy of their records. The Privacy Act and HIPAA prohibits parents from picking up the medical records of their children who are over the age of 18 without written permission and an identification card.
Request for Transfer of Records Records may not be hand carried by patients according to current Laws and Department of Defense Policy. If you require a record transfer, contact your servicing medical records section for instructions on how to transfer your records to the new location.
SCHEDULING APPOINTMENTS
To make a primary care appointment, patients should call the central appointment line at 907 – APPT (2778). Central appointment line hours are 0700 – 1700 week days. They can also call their assigned clinic, or visit www.tricareonline.com for appointments. To book a specialty appointment, you must first receive a referral from your Primary Care Provider, then call 1-877- TRICARE. To cancel an appointment call 907 – CNCL (2625). If you have forgotten your appointment date, you can also call this line to hear upcoming appointments up to 45 days in advance.
TRICARE APPOINTMENTS ONLINE
All primary care appointments available over the phone are also available online. Just visit www.tricareonline.com and register. Once you’re logged in, click ”Appointments” then select a “Visit Reason” followed by “View Available Appointments.” You can view all available appointments for your primary care manager and select one that meets your needs. You can schedule appointments at your convenience, without worrying about being put on hold.
Secure messaging, also sometimes referred to as Relay Health, is web-based service that gives providers and patients the ability to communicate securely online. The interactive website allows you to initiate a consultation, receive preventive care reminders, send a note to the provider’s office, request prescription renewals and refills, request lab or test results, and request appointments. Unlike a phone conversation, it also provides an audit trail so patients and providers can view the entire message history. You can sign-up for secure messaging at your primary care clinic during your visit. It only takes a few minutes and it can potentially save you hours of time in the future.
ACCESSING CARE AFTER HOURS
NURSE ADVICE LINE (NAL) All TRICARE eligible patients may call the NAL 24/7 by calling 1-800-TRICARE, Option 1. There is no cost to patients. They can help you make informed decisions about self-care at home or when to see a health care provider.
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT Womack Army Medical Center is a Level I, full service Emergency Department. The Emergency Department (ED) provides continuous, uninterrupted pre-hospital and hospital based emergency services. Ambulatory patients or visitors will enter the Emergency Department at the clearly marked first floor South Entrance into Womack Army Medical Center. The Emergency Department entrances are well marked from both inside and outside of the hospital. FOR MORE LIFE-THREATENING EMERGENCIES CALL 911. An emergency is defined as “a medical condition that arises suddenly and threatens the life or the welfare of a person or a group of people, a natural disaster or a medical crisis. “ Examples may include: heart attacks, automobile injuries, poisonings, burns, injuries caused by violence, animal bites, broken bones, chest pains/shortness of breath, and severe depression. The Womack Army Medical Center Emergency Department is for EMERGENCIES. Patients presenting to the Emergency Department with non-urgent and non-emergent cases are triaged by a licensed registered nurse and seen by a medical care provider according to the Emergency Service Index (ESI). Non-urgent patients are subject a wait time of greater than 1-2 hours pending the level of triage and availability of medical staff.
Location: 2864 Woodruff Street Phone: 907 – POPE (4673) Appointments: 907 – APPT (2778) Hours of Operations: Monday – Friday 0730 – 1630 Closed weekends & Federal holidays Sick Call: Air Force 0700 – 0730 FORSCOM/USARC 0800 – 0800 525th MI 0700 - 0800 Authorized patrons: Soldiers, Airmen, and their Family Members assigned to: Air Force, FORSCOM, USARC, 525th MI, JSOC, SOTF and TRICARE Prime Retirees and their Families.
CLARK HEALTH CLINIC http://www.wamc.amedd.army.mil/HealthcareServices/SitePages/Clark%20
Health%20Clinic.aspx Location: Bldg. 5-4257, Bastogne Street Phone: 907 - CLRK (2575) Appointments: 907 – APPT (2778) Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 – 1630 Closed weekends & Federal holidays Active Duty Sick Call: 0630 - 0730 Authorized patrons: Soldiers and their Family Members from the following units: 50th Signal Brigade, 20th Engineer Brigade, 2nd SFAB, 3/4th Air Defense Artillery, and United States Army Special Operations Command and TRICARE Prime Retirees and their Families.
Location: Bldg. M-4861, Logistics Avenue Phone: 907 - Joel (5635) Appointments: 907 – APPT (2778). Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 - 1700 Active Duty Sick Call – 82nd CAB 0800 – 0830 Active Duty Sick Call – non 82nd CAB 0645 – 07:15 Closed weekends & Federal holidays Authorized patrons: Soldiers and Family Members assigned to: 82ND CAB, and TRICARE Prime Retirees and their Families.
%20Health%20Clinic.aspx Location: Bldg. C-1722 (at the intersection of Gruber Road and
Longstreet) Phone: 907 - 8282 Appointments: 907 - APPT (2778) Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0730 -.1630 Active Duty Sick Call: 0630 - 0730 Authorized patrons: Soldiers and Families assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division, 44th Medical Brigade, 82nd Sustainment, and TRICARE Prime Retirees and their Families.
WOMACK FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY CLINIC http://www.wamc.amedd.army.mil/HealthcareServices/SitePages/Womack%20Famil
y%20Medicine%20Clinic.aspx Location: WAMC, 1st Floor Clinic Mall Phone: 907 – 8500 Medical Records: 907 - 8380 Appointments: 907 - 2778 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 0730 - 1630 Active Duty Sick Call: 0630 - 0730 Authorized patrons: Soldiers and Family Members of WAMC, DENTAC, Garrison, 16th MP Brigade, and TRICARE Prime Retirees and their Families.
OFF POST MEDICAL CLINICS
FAYETTEVILLE MEDICAL HOME http://www.wamc.amedd.army.mil/HealthcareServices/SitePages/Fayettevill
e%20Medical%20Home.aspx Location: 2350 Bentridge Lane, Fayetteville Phone: 907 – WOOD (9663) Appointments: 907 – APPT (2778) Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 0800 – 1700 Community based clinic capable and staffed to provide a full range of family medicine within the medical home model. This clinic is staffed to see a maximum of 8,000 patients.
Location: 3351 South Peak Drive, Suite 100, Fayetteville (in the Millstone Town Center) Phone: 908 – HOPE (4673) Appointments: 907 – APPT (2778) Hours of Operations: Monday – Friday 0800 – 1700 Community based clinic capable and staffed to provide a full range of
family medicine within the medical home model. This clinic is staffed to see a maximum of 8,000 patients.
LINDEN OAKS MEDICAL HOME http://www.wamc.amedd.army.mil/HealthcareServices/SitePages/Linden%2
0Oaks%20Medical%20Home.aspx Location: 55 Centennial Parkway, Cameron (across from the Linden
Oaks housing area, off of Highway 87) Phone: 908 - 6257 Appointments: 907 – APPT (2778) Hours of Operations: Monday – Friday 0800 – 1700 Community based clinic capable and staffed to provide a full range of family medicine within the medical home model. This clinic is staffed to see a maximum of 8,000 patients.
THE FISHER HOUSE https://www.fisherhouse.org/programs/houses/house-locations/north-carolina-womack-army-medical-center/
Location: 3120 Loop Road, Fort Bragg
close to WAMC & WTB E-Mail: [email protected] Phone: 849 - 3466 The Fisher House is a “home away from home” for families of inpatients at Womack Army Medical Center, the Fayetteville Veterans Affairs Medical Center and other area hospitals. It can also accept outpatient visitors on a space available basis. There are no fees charged to Fisher House guests for lodging.
SPECIALTY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH (FMBH) Location: Womack Health and Support Center, Beside WAMC Phone: 907 - 7869 Services Provided: Provides services related to managing spouse/partner/child abuse/neglect cases; behavioral health care to children and adolescents; marital/family issues. Clinical providers will apply an array of skills, such as clinical assessment/intervention, treatment, case management, advocacy, consulting, and referral services.
PATIENT REPRESENTATIVE A Patient Representative is available at the hospital and at all of the outlying primary care clinics. The Patient Representative at Womack is located near the Information Desk on the ground floor, at the Reilly Road entrance and can be reached by calling (910) 570 - 3345. If you
have a problem while at your primary care clinic, please see the Patient Representative at that clinic. Byars Medical Clinic 570 - 3095 Clark Health Clinic 907 - 9629 Joel Health Clinic 907 - 9105 Robinson Health Clinic 907 – 9504 Obstetrics & Gynecology 907 – 8176 Emergency Department 907 – 7466 Family Medicine 907 – 6843 Maternal Child Health 643 – 2421 Medical/Surgical 907 – 7723
WOMACK ARMY MEDICAL CENTER TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Womack’s Information Desk 907 - 6000/6292 Active Duty Family Dental Plan 1-800-538-9552 (United Concordia) Admissions 907 - 7078 Advice Nurse 907 – 6877 or 1-800-TRICARE (874-2273) option 1 Allergy/Immunization Clinic 907 - 6662/7182 Appointment Line 907- APPT (2778) Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) Soldier Support Center 396 – 4100 Robinson 908 – 6009 WAMC 908 – 5957 Clark 908 - 5786 Audiology 907 – 6473 Bariatric Clinic 907 - 0787 Behavioral Health 907 - 8679/6825 Blood Donor Center 396 - 9925 Breast Clinic 907 - 8383 Cardiology Testing 907 – 9906 Care Authorization (for Active duty) 1-800-444-5445 Chaplain 907 - PRAY (7729) Community Health Nurse 396 – 6374 Deployment Health 907 – 6215/0072 Dermatology 907 - 6455 Educational Developmental Intervention Services (EDIS) Program 907 - EDIS (3347) Emergency Department 907 – 7000 ENT/Audiology 907 - 6751 Exceptional Family Member Program 907 - EFMP (3367) Family Advocacy Program 907 - 7869
126
Fisher House 849 - 3466 Gastroenterology 907 – 7808 Health Benefits Advisor 907 – 6778/643-1665 Hematology/Oncology 907 – 7511 Human Resources 907 - 6107 Information Desk 907 - 6000/6292 Inspector General 570 - 3406 Intensive Care Unit (ICU) 907 – 6430/6431 Internal Medicine 907- 8583/7462 Labor and Delivery 907 – 7562/7563 Military Personnel 907 - 7963 MRI 907 – 7966 Neonatal ICU 907 – 7626/6601 Neurology 907 – 6412 OB/GYN Advice Nurse 307 – 6249 option 2 OB/GYN Appointment line 907 – 8333 OB/GYN Clinic information 907 – 6249 Ophthalmology 907 – 6423/6001 Optometry 907 - 7106 Orthopedics 907 – 6785 Outpatient Pharmacy Refill Call-In 907 – 7676 or 1-888-316-8639 Outpatient Records 907 - 7179/7953 Pain Clinic 907 - 7209 Patient Administration Division (PAD) 907 - 7078/6864 Patient Representative 570 - 3345 Pediatrics/EFMP 907 – 7337 Pediatrics Ward 3 North 907 - 7114 Physical Exams 907 - 7639 Physical Therapy 907 – 6948 Podiatry 907 – 7763 Pregnant Soldier Wellness Program 907 – 9355/1049 option 2 Preventive Medicine 907 - 9355 Pulmonology 907 – 8180 Public Affairs/Marketing 907 – 7247 Public Health Nursing 907 - 9355 Radiology Services 907 - 7160/7966/8266 Red Cross 907 – 7124 Refractive Eye Surgery 907 – 6033/7620 Safety Office 907 - SAFE (7233) Sexual Harassment Assault Response Prevention (SHARP) 907 – 8993/9580 Strep Throat Hotline 907 – 8737
127
Surgery (general) 907 – 7405 TRICARE Service Center 1-877-TRICARE (874-2273) TRICARE Pharmacy Home Delivery 1-866-363-1303 TRICARE Retail Pharmacy Program 1-866-363-1303 Tumor Registrar 907 - 8875 Urology 907 – 8393 Vaccination Health 432 - 4015 (Army) Wellness Center 643 - 2101
Friday by appointment Services Provided: A non-profit organization that serves as a multi-service resource and advocacy Center, dedicated to helping women and men help themselves through our programs and services. The mission has always been to promote growth, productiveness and well being through peer counseling, education, information, and advocacy programs. The Women's Center works with other community agencies to achieve this goal, and has a solid history of helping women, men and families.
