For immediate emergency assistance, please call the Military Police at 270-798-7113/6774 or DSN 312-635-7113/6774.

Contact Army Community Service Victim Advocacy Program at 270-412-5500 M, W, Th, F: 0730-1600 and Tu 0900–1600.

ACS Domestic Abuse Victim Advocate Program

A Domestic Abuse Victim Advocate (DAVA) supports the ACS Family Advocacy Program by providing direct support to Adult victims of Domestic Abuse and Military families affected by Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children and Youth (PSB-CY). DAVA’s are available to provide direct support to victims and families in crisis by: educating victims on restricted and unrestricted reporting options, explaining the benefits and limitations of each, as well as the process of a restricted report becoming an unrestricted report, accompaniment to court hearings and trials, guidance with filing police reports, and identifying and referring clients to local resources to include: Military and Civilian Orders of Protection, emergency shelter, food, financial assistance, legal accompaniment, New Parent Support Program (NPSP), counseling, the Inspector General, and the Victim Witness Liaison).

For more information please contact or visit the ACS Family Advocacy Victim Advocate Program at https://home.army.mil/campbell/index.php/acs/victim-advocate-program

Domestic Abuse Advocate 24/7 Hotline: 931-980-5787

WEBSITE:

Home | Safe helpline

Victim Advocate Program (armymwr.com)

TN Coalition to End Domestic & Sexual Violence

The Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) Program

The Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) Program Office directs the Army’s efforts in the prevention of and response to sexual harassment, sexual assault, and associated retaliatory behaviors. It integrates Army SHARP policy and ensures effective communications with internal and external stakeholders. 

Fort Campbell 24/7 SHARP Hotline 270-498-4319.

Point of Contact for the United States Army Garrison SHARP Program, Fort Campbell KY: Michelle Ashby, Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC), Office/Cell 931-257-8459

Sexual Harassment Report. Soldiers can file a formal complaint with any SHARP professional at the installation if one is not organic to command. Army Civilians who wish to file a sexual harassment complaint must contact their local EEO office within 45 calendar days of the alleged discriminatory act. Consult AR 690-600 , Equal Employment Opportunity Discrimination Complaints, Chapter 3, Section IV, Para 3-11 for additional information. DA Civilians who are Family members can file a sexual harassment complaint with the Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC).

Sexual Assault Report Filing a restricted report means you disclose a sexual assault to a Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC) or Victim Advocate (VA) confidentially without notifying your command or law enforcement. You may change a restricted report to an unrestricted report anytime. Victims can file a restricted report of sexual assault anytime EXCEPT when the victim: Reported the incident to law enforcement (including CID). Filed an unrestricted report with a signed DD Form 2910 (victim reporting preference statement) for the same sexual assault.

If you file a restricted report, you can disclose suspect information anonymously to help the DOD identify serial offenders through the Catch a Serial Offender Program (CATCH). CATCH allows sexual assault victims (including service members and adult dependents) to find out if the suspect in their restricted report has assaulted another person (a "match" in the CATCH website). The victim can then decide whether to change the restricted report to unrestricted to initiate an investigation of the serial offender suspect.

Filing an Unrestricted Report allows for an official investigation and command notification. Filing an Unrestricted Report also allows you to request support services and protective measures, such as a temporary restraining order, civilian protective order or a military protective order.

Communication between you and a SARC or VA is privileged and will not be released to others (MRE 514). Our professionals will make sure you are protected, treated with dignity and respect, and receive timely access to medical treatment. Response services are always confidential.

Resources:

Download the We Care APP” Fort Campbell, KY from APP Store to have access to the Fort Campbell Hotline’s and many resources.

Army Resilience Directorate, https://www.armyresilience.army.mil/sharp/

Tennessee Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence, https://www.tncoalition.org/

United States Department of Defense Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Website http://www.sapr.mil

www.safehelpline.org

Fort Campbell Emergency Center

The Fort Campbell Emergency Center is a state-of-the-art facility with a team of physicians, physician assistants, nurses and combat medics offering emergency medical care to eligible TRICARE beneficiaries 24/7, 365 days a year. The facility is equipped for the majority of emergency situations including mass casualty, trauma and critical care. Behavioral health support services are provided on-site. Call 270-798-8000/8400 or visit their website: (blanchield.tricare.mil) for more information.

Beneficiaries experiencing an emergency medical condition should call 911 or go to their nearest medical facility. If you live on or near Fort Campbell, go to the Blanchfield Army Community Hospital Emergency Center located at 650 Joel Dr., C Building, 2nd Floor Fort Campbell, KY 42223. The average wait time to be seen in the emergency center is well below the national average of four hours, however, various conditions may impact this wait. Upon arrival at the Emergency Center, patients are triaged according to the severity of their complaint. True medical emergencies must be evaluated and treated immediately. These patients will be seen before those who have minor complaints, regardless of their wait time.

Examples of true medical emergencies include:

• Broken bones or dislocated joints
• Chest pain
• Deep cuts or bleeding that won't stop
• Head injuries
• Loss of vision
• Loss of balance or fainting
• Seizures without a previous diagnosis of epilepsy
• Repeated vomiting
• Serious burns
• Severe heart palpitations
• Severe shortness of breath or wheezing
• Severe weakness or paralysis
• Any high-risk head injury
  • with sever mechanism
  • patient on blood thinners or
  • results in loss of consciousness, confusion, or repetitive vomiting

Patients who are not suffering from an emergency medical condition are encouraged to schedule an appointment with their Soldier or Patient-Centered Medical Home, where the patient's long-term care plan can be managed more appropriately.

Fort Campbell American Red Cross

The Fort Campbell American Red Cross (ARC) is located at 95 Michigan Avenue, Building 43, on the second floor. Hours of Operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday, the Phone number is 270-798-2171. Closed on Weekends and Federal Holidays. The American Red Cross Service to the Armed Forces serves as an important communications link between the military and civilian sector during Family crisis. In order for an informed leave decision to be made, the Red Cross provides verified information to the service member and command. 

To initiate an Emergency Communications Message contact the toll free 877-272-7337 24/7. At the time of contact, please provide soldier's name, rank, social security number, date of birth, unit information, telephone number and email address. Once the emergency has been verified, the information will be relayed to the Unit's Staff Duty Office. Soldiers may contact the local office or the toll free number 877-272-7337 to inquire about the status of the message. Red Cross may provide after-hours financial assistance on behalf of Army Emergency Relief or the applicable military aid society when the service member is over a 50 mile radius from the closest military base, nights, holidays and weekends or when the AER office is closed.

The American Red Cross is always available to assist in emergency situations. Call toll-free 877-272-7337, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year or contact the nearest ARC chapter listed in the local phone directory. If you need financial assistance while you’re in transit go to the nearest American Red Cross Chapter for financial assistance or contact the toll free number listed above. You may also download the American Red Cross Hero Care App from your app store.

Army Emergency Relief

Fort Campbell Army Emergency Relief is a private, non-profit organization established to assist soldiers and their family members in emergency financial situations due to no fault of their own. Financial assistance is provided in the form of interest free loan, grant or a combination of the two. Loans are paid by an allotment.

Army Emergency Relief – Contact AER during duty hours at 270-798-5518. AER offers emergency financial assistance to all military personnel, active and retired and their family members in the following categories:

• Food
• Rent
• Emergency Travel
• Utilities
• Essential Car Repair
• Funeral Expenses
• Emergency Medical
• Dental assistance

AER is located at Building 5662 Screaming Eagle Blvd located across from the main Burger King. Hours of Operation are Monday, Wednesday through Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Tuesdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. If an emergency occurs after hours, please contact the nearest American Red Cross toll-free 877-272-7337 or visit their website at https://www.redcross.org/

For more information on Fort Campbell AER access their website at Financial Readiness Program (armymwr.com) or armyemergencyrelief.org

Eligibility includes Active-Duty Military, Army National Guard and United States Army Reserve Soldiers on continuous active duty for more than 30 days, Military-Dependent Family members, and Surviving Spouses and orphans of Soldiers who died while on active duty or after they retired. 

Documents needed for AER Assistance:

• * Valid Military ID Card
• * Leave and Earnings Statement
• *Leave/Permanent Change of Station Orders
•  *AER Form 101
• *Substantiating documents such as car repair estimate, rental agreement, utility bill ect.
• *Title 10 Orders

Before you leave make sure you hand carry all of your important documents:

• Copies of permanent change of station orders and any amendments.
• Leave forms
• Marriage Certificate
• Birth Certificates
• Passports, Visa's
• Paperwork for household goods
• Privately owned vehicle shipment and storage forms
• Travel card
• Any receipts for reimbursements.

Make sure you have important phone numbers with you, especially phone numbers for your new duty station and your sponsor's contact information.

If you're coming to Fort Campbell Contact KALSU Replacement Company at Fort Campbell at 270-461-1498 if you’re having issues or going to be late signing-in past your report date on your PCS orders.

Emergency assistance and referrals are available at:

With any emergencies situation contact 911.

• American Red Cross toll free 877-272-7337 Hours of Operation 24/7 website: American Red Cross | Help Those Affected by Disasters
• Blanchfield Army Community Service Hospital Emergency Center: 270-798-8000, http://blanchfield.tricare.mil/
• Army Community Information and Referral Program, 270-798-9322. Hours of operation are Monday, Wednesday through Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Tuesdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed on weekends and Federal Holidays. Visit our website at: https://campbell.armymwr.com/program/ACS
• Division Staff Duty, 270-798-9467 or 270-412-6600. Hours of Operation: 24/7 http://home.army.mil/campbell
• Military One Source operates 24/7 800-342-9647 https://www.militaryonesource.mil/