Army Community Service is an Army-wide program that provides information, assistance and guidance to members of the Army community in meeting personal and family issues beyond the scope of their own resources. LET ACS HELP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY THROUGH LIFES DIFFICULT MOMENTS. ACS CAN BE OF ASSISTANCE IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR EMPLOYMENT, GETTING OUT OF THE ARMY, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, FAMILY ADVOCACY OR KNOWING THE RESOURCES IN FORT GREELY, DELTA JUNCTION AND ALASKA. ACS IS Fort Greely’s community resource. Open Mon-Fri from 0800 -1630.

The Information, Referral & Follow-up Program provides Service Members and their Families information regarding military and civilian community resources. A monthly FMWR events calendar is distributed throughout the Garrison to keep Families apprised of ACS events and workshops. An invaluable resource.

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The Financial Readiness Program (FRP) provides information, education and support to military families regarding financial management and consumer issues. We provide a wide range of services to soldiers, families and units to include budgeting. In these uncertain times, we can provide assistance to your financial growth and stability.

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Army Emergency Relief (AER) is limited at Fort Greely. For clients eligible for assistance, we can provide limited assistance. For those clients requiring more support than what we can provide, Ft Wainwright ACS is available.

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The Employment Readiness Program offers extensive help in the employment arena. You can choose from private and public sector job banks and receive career counseling and resume assistance. Training materials, a resource library and a computer with internet access are all available for your use.
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The Exceptional Family Member Program ( EFMP) is a Department of the Army program working in concert with other military and civilian agencies to service families with special needs. The EFMP is designed to provide a comprehensive, coordinated, multidisciplinary approach for medical, educational, community support, housing, and personnel-type services to families with Exceptional Family Members (EFM's). EFMP Manager offers administrative assistance to soldiers with EFM's in several areas; help with enrollments and updates, family travel requests, exceptions to policy, family readiness planning, and transition assistance to new medical and educational providers is given upon request. The EFMP Manager also maintains a Resource Library containing diagnosis-related information, a community resource directory, and research and advocacy organizations on the global, national, state, and local levels. Soldiers on active duty enroll in the program when they have a family member with a physical, emotional, developmental, or intellectual disability requiring specialized services so their needs can be considered in the military assignment process. Fort Greely being a remote facility with limited services, any EFMP client will have to be screened PRIOR to accepting an assignment to Fort Greely. Non compliance of this can cause undue hardship for an individual or family.

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With welcome packets, a lending closet and sponsorship training, RRP staff can help you get situated with all the information needed for a smooth transition in or out of Ft. Greely. The lending closet provides household necessities and baby items for up to 30 days while waiting for personal goods to arrive or anytime in-between. One of the most useful tools for the relocating Soldier or Family is the Military Home Front. Specific information is printed in a book form for any installation in the world. When you are ready to leave Fort Greely, just ask about the Military Installations Program. If you are going overseas, Relocation provides briefings on many foreign locations, including Korea, Germany, Alaska and Hawaii. For more information about Military Installations, you can access their website at: http://www.militaryhomefront.dod.mil/ and www.planmymove.org

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The Family Advocacy Program (FAP) is the Army's program to prevent spouse and child abuse, to encourage the reporting of all instances of abuse, and to treat all family members affected by or involved in abuse so that those families can be restored to a healthy state. FAP also provides Victim Advocates for those who are victims of domestic violence or those who are victims of sexual assault. FAP is a command-directed program under the authority of AR 608-18.

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Have you or somebody you know been sexually assaulted?

Sexual violence hurts victims and all of the people who care about them. Sexual violence impacts survivors' health, their emotions, and their day-to-day lives.
Talking to someone who cares can help make a difference. Hotline support, individual counseling, advocacy services and support groups can help you.
If you are a military member or dependent & need help: Or for more information contact a Fort Greely Victim Advocate: XXX XXXX

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If you are aware of issues that are affecting the well-being of Fort Greely or the Global Army then please fill out the
AFAP Issue Form

What is AFAP?
The AFAP is a grassroots level process that identifies issues of concern for the GLOBAL Army. The AFAP is a program that gives everyone in the Army the opportunity to influence his/her own quality of life and standard of living.

How is AFAP Accomplished?>
Fort Greely will host an AFAP conference that will bring together representatives of the TOTAL ARMY. These representatives, serving as conference delegates, will evaluate issues that affect our quality of life at Fort Greely and throughout the Army.

What qualifies as an AFAP issue?
Issues that affect everyone at Fort Greely or the Global Army are good AFAP issues. The focus should be on improving facilities, changing policy or regulation, and just making things work better for everyone. Issues may be on pay and allowance, readiness, retention and training, single Soldier issues, PCS moves, medical, dental, schools, childcare, AAFES, MWR activities, and volunteers.

What is not an AFAP issue?
Remember issues should focus on improving the quality of life for everyone, not just one persons "Pet Rock". If you are having problems with a facility or particular organization then please report to the commander or manager of that facility or you may wish to go online to http://ICE.DISA.mil to make a customer comment about any military installation and their services.

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Fort Greely will soon have an active Volunteer Program . Individuals are matched to volunteer positions according to skill, experience and time available. Childcare is offered in some activities. Participants learn new skills, make friends, and become a part of the community. Volunteering is also a wonderful way to gain job experience. This program is projected to be operational by Spring 2010.