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Contact information for key programs and services at this installation.
Resources and services differ by branch of service. These family and community services are specific to your installation. Use the information below to learn more.
Army Community Service: ACS assists commanders in maintaining readiness of individuals, families and communities by developing, coordinating and delivering services that promote self-reliance, resiliency and stability during war and peace. The ACS center on Fort Campbell provides a wide range of services designed to assist your unit in maintaining a high state of readiness. Our goal is to ensure that Soldiers and their families are ready for deployment at any time. Call 270-798-9322 Monday and Wednesday through Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Tuesday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Child and Youth Services: Programs include day care at the garrison and in the local community, school-age child services and online tutoring programs. CYS also has teen programs, in-home child care, youth sports and more. Visit Fort Campbell Parent Central Services (armymwr.com).
Blanchfield Army Community Hospital: BACH serves the community surrounding Fort Campbell, Kentucky, home of the 101st Airborne Division (air assault) and Fort Campbell. BACH’s team offers a patient-centered care model of health care, recognizing that your family members are an integral part of you achieving your health care goals.
Morale, Welfare and Recreation facilities: Recreation at Fort Campbell includes arts and crafts, bowling, a library, auto hobby, a recreation center, a theater, golf, a gym, tennis, swimming, outdoor activities, camping and fishing.
Commissary: There is one large commissary on post. Call 270-640-4008.
Exchange system: Fort Campbell has a total of 20 direct-run facilities: (1) Main Store, (1) Class 6, (5) Expresses, (5) Troop Stores, and (8) Food Facilities. We also have 65 Concession Activities operating within the Fort Campbell area of responsibility, ranging from barber shops to food facilities. Call 270-439-1841.
Banking: The Fortera Credit Union has eight locations.
Soldier Support Center: The centralized soldier In- and Out-processing center is managed by the Military Personnel Services Division. Services include identification cards, Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System, transition services, reassignments, passports, voting assistance and Soldier readiness processing. In- and out-processing services include dental, finance and personnel records review. Visit the link to access the contact information for each service in the Soldier Support Center.
The Army has released a new app called My Army Post. It’s a great resource for anyone living or working on Fort Campbell. It provides all sorts of information related to facility services, including hours of operation, phone numbers, links to maps/directions and websites. It will also push emergency notices to you like closure of gates, weather announcements, etc.
The app is available free in Apple and Google Play stores (the icon looks like an Army Star).
Once downloaded, you pick your installation (Fort Campbell) and you are done.
The Fort Campbell Army Community Service is a family center designed to support soldiers, civilian employees and their families by identifying needs and coordinating resources. Services are offered at the following locations:
For more information on ACS programs, visit the Fort Campbell ACS website and the Fort Campbell ACS Facebook page.
Visit the following sections to learn more about Army Community Service programs.
Information, Referral and Follow-Up
The Information, Referral and Follow-Up Program provides commanders, soldiers and families with information regarding military and civilian community resources. The program links soldiers and families that have specific needs with the services available to assist with their needs. Please phone the office at 270-798-9322 (WEBB) or 270-956-2935. Information & Referral is open Monday, Wednesday to Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The office is closed on weekends and federal holidays.
Relocation Readiness Program
The Relocation Readiness Program provides assistance to help families cope with the mobile military lifestyle.
Call the program at 270-798-6313/0513. Newcomer and settling-in services include:
Pre-departure services include:
For more information for any of the above programs, please visit the Relocation Readiness Program online.
Financial Readiness
Financial Planning - Assists soldiers, family members, reserve components, DA civilians and their family members. Financial classes are given by certified financial counselors on the following topics:
Consumer Affairs Office - 270-798-9322
Army Emergency Relief
Eligibility: Soldiers on active duty and their eligible dependents, Army Reserve and National Guard soldiers activated on Title 10 orders for more than 30 days and their eligible dependents; soldiers retired for longevity, medical or upon reaching age 60 (reserve component) and their eligible dependents; surviving spouses who have not remarried; and children of soldiers who died on active duty or died after reaching retirement eligibility.
Categories of assistance include emergency travel, natural disaster (preparation and evacuation), mortgage, rent, initial deposit, temporary lodging, food, healthcare (not covered by insurance), vehicle costs, utilities, funeral expenses for immediate dependents, basic essential furniture, appliance costs, permanent change of station travel and more.
Please call 270-798-9322 for more information.
Family Advocacy Program
The FAP is located at 1501 Bastogne Ave. or can be reached by phone at 270-412-5500. It provides programs and services that support healthy and resilient soldiers and military families. FAP is also dedicated to the prevention of domestic abuse, child abuse and neglect by offering education, prompt reporting, investigation, intervention and treatment services and support.
Workshops and classes are in person or virtual and include:
New Parent Support Program
The NPSP provides parenting information and emotional support to families who are expecting a child or have a child or children up to three years of age. Through a variety of supportive services, the NPSP teaches ways to cope with stress, military life and the everyday demands of parenthood. Services include home visits, play mornings and expectant parent workshops.
For more information about NPSP, call 270-412-5500.
Victim Advocacy Program
This program provides support and information to victims of domestic abuse 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The victim advocate hotline is 931-980-5787. Services include safety planning, understanding reporting options and linkage to military and civilian community services.
For more information about the Victim Advocacy Program, please call 270-412-5500.
Exceptional Family Member Program
The EFMP is a mandatory enrollment program that works in concert with other military and civilian agencies to provide a comprehensive, coordinated multiagency approach for medical, educational, special housing accommodations, community support and personnel services to families with special needs.
You can find out more about the EFMP by calling 270-798-2727. Services offered include:
Survivor Outreach Service
The Army launched a comprehensive Survivor Outreach program, designed specifically to meet the needs of our survivor population, with dedicated resources and a commitment to providing first-class service for as long as the surviving family desires. SOS offers a holistic and multi-agency approach to delivering services by providing access at garrisons and communities closest to where survivors reside. The provided services include, but are not limited to, support groups, educational and financial services, life skills training and budget counseling.
Find out more about these services by calling 270-798-0272.
ACS Mobilization Deployment & Stability Support Operations
The Mobilization Deployment & Stability Support Operations program is the principal source of Readiness Group resources and services for soldiers and their families, linking them with their specific unit SFRG and assisting with referrals when needed. It also offers a variety of training workshops for family members such as Readiness Essentials for Army Leaders, SFRG Leader, Key Contact, Informal Funds Custodian, Command Team, and CARE Team training. The MD&SSO program provides updated and current training to commanders, first sergeants, rear detachment command teams, Command Family Readiness representatives and SFRG leaders on the installation, ensuring continuity with Department of the Army, Installation Command and Fort Campbell, KY, regulations and policies while assisting them to maintain a state of readiness related to their jobs.
MD&SSO coordinates with installation operations center and garrison support agencies to conduct unit-specific deployment and reintegration briefings, as well as deployment fairs. This Command Team support provides an opportunity for soldiers and family members to gain valuable materials and information from more than 30 different on- and off-post agencies, greatly enhancing their readiness during the different phases of the deployment cycle. MD&SSO coordinates and operates the Emergency Family Assistance Center, serving as a central hub for soldiers or families during emergency situations (e.g., mass/unannounced deployments or natural or man-made disasters, repatriation/NEO).
For more information contact the Mobilization/Deployment Office at (270) 798-3849. or visit their website at https://campbell.armymwr.com/programs/ACS/acs-mobilization-deployment-and-stability-support-operations.
Emergency Family Assistance Center
MD&SSO coordinates and operates the Emergency Family Assistance Center, serving as a central hub for soldiers or families during emergency situations (e.g. mass/unannounced deployments or natural or man-made disasters, repatriation or noncombatant evacuation operations).
For more information, contact the Mobilization/Deployment office at 270-798-3849.
Army Volunteer Corps
The Army community runs on volunteers — and the AVC supports them. Unite with other volunteers, enhance your career mobility and help sustain Army Soldier and Family readiness by connecting with AVC.
The Volunteer Management Information System is the Army’s official, standardized online site managed under AVC. It serves as a central hub to manage, record, and track volunteerism across military installations.
For more information, contact the AVC at 270-956-2934 or FtCampbellAPrograms@army.mil.
Volunteer registration is completed through the Volunteer Management Information System.
Army Family Team Building
AFTB is a volunteer-led organization with a central mission: providing training and knowledge to support and prepare soldiers, family members and the entire military community to function at their highest level in a military environment, fostering self-reliance, resiliency and a deeper understanding of Army culture. Strong families are the pillar of support behind strong soldiers; AFTB ensures families can manage Army life successfully regardless of the mission. Whether you’re new to the Army or want to brush up on skills, get a leg up with AFTB. This training program takes you step by step through Army culture and connects you to the skills and resources to become a self-reliant member of the military community.
Contact the AFTB Program Manager for details, training opportunities and event schedule. Great for SFRGs and team trainings. You can reach AFTB at 270-798-4800 or ftcampbellaftb@army.mil.
Army Family Action Plan
Want to improve the Army community? The Army Family Action Plan is a grassroots program that empowers soldiers, families, survivors, retirees, and Department of the Army civilians to identify, prioritize and elevate quality-of-life and well-being issues to Army senior leaders for action and resolution.
AFAP issues are collected throughout the year to address local issues. Issues not resolved at Installation level are forwarded to the next level for further validation, review and resolution.
Volunteers are needed for this process If you would like to volunteer your time to assist, please contact the AFAP Program Manager. You can reach AFAP at 270-956-2934 or FtCampbellAPrograms@army.mil.
ACS Volunteer Program
As an ACS volunteer, you are offered the opportunity to be part of a team working to improve the quality of life and the well-being of soldiers and family members of the Fort Campbell military community. Every volunteer hour equals one hour of work experience. All volunteers will receive an orientation and training. Volunteers have directly impacted change within military communities, (in programs such as AFAP, Quality of Life issues, changes to policies, etc.). Contact the ACS Volunteer Coordinator at 270-956-2934 to learn more about available ACS volunteer opportunities.
Military and Family Life Counselor Program
MFLCs provide short-term, situational problem-solving and non-medical counseling services for soldiers and their family members. All services are confidential, private and at no cost. No records are kept, although the duty to warn is maintained. MFLCs also offer educational presentations and briefings focusing on job stress, anger management, dealing with effects of deployment for soldiers and family members, as well as issues of reunion/reintegration, communication and grief and loss. All soldiers (active duty, National Guard and Reserve) and family members are welcome.
In addition to the offices mentioned, MFLCs are also embedded within each brigade. Contact the MFLC program at 270-798-9322.
ACS Outreach Program
The ACS Outreach Program is designed to link soldiers and family members to family support programs on and off post. ACS Outreach aims to reach out to those who have the greatest level of need but are least likely to seek out and take advantage of services until they’ve reached a state of crisis. An emphasis is placed on programs that promote resilience, self-reliance and stability. Such programs include, but are not limited to, life skills training, newcomer adaptation services, personal relationship skills education, community development and support networks, crisis intervention and referral services. ACS Outreach conducts an annual needs assessment to determine what programs are needed to support soldiers and families. ACS Outreach participates in on- and off-post community events and celebrations to provide information about resources, services and Military OneSource.
Additionally, information about services and resources are provided in the ACS Connection newsletter, reintegration briefings, pre-deployment briefings, unit briefings and SFRG briefings. If you cannot come to us, we will come to you. Call 270-798-9322 or 270-412-6771 for more information.