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Space Force
Relocation Assistance Program (RAP)
706 Washington Ave
Bldg 10122
Vandenberg SFB, CA 93437-6223
805-606-0039
805-606-3743
312-276-0039
312-276-3743
Contact information for key programs and services at this installation.
Moving is a way of life for service members and their families. Resources like MilitaryINSTALLATIONS, Plan My Move and Military OneSource provide important information to help make moving easier. For many newcomers, a sponsor can help add that personal touch.
A sponsor is assigned by a newcomer's gaining unit and helps the newcomer before, during and after a move. If you haven't been assigned a sponsor, you can request one through your new unit. Units try to match sponsors and service members by rank and family status.
Sponsorship is also available for youth. Installation youth sponsorship programs help military-connected youth make a successful transition to a new community. Primarily directed to preteen and teenaged youth, installation youth programs/centers provide information and materials on programs and services available at their new location. Where available, youth can exchange emails, talk on the phone or chat online with other youth. The youth program staff at your new installation can offer more information on installation youth sponsorship programs.
You can also contact your installation School Liaison Program office for information about school-based youth sponsorship programs such as Anchored4Life and Student2Student. These peer-to-peer programs help your student adjust to and navigate their new school.
If your child would like to become a youth sponsor, contact your installation School Liaison Program or youth program/center.
To help prepare sponsors for success, the Sponsorship Program provides training and access to important information and resources that can help newcomers master their move. The Sponsorship Program helps sponsors fulfill their responsibilities, which may include:
Note: Responsibilities may vary based on service-specific policies and guidance. Make sure to check with your service branch for sponsor training requirements.
Overall, the Sponsorship Program aims to:
For more information on the Sponsorship Program, contact your installation Military and Family Support Center.
The newcomer can expect to be contacted by their assigned sponsor in a reasonable amount of time. If the newcomer does not hear from their sponsor, it is highly recommended that they become proactive and call their new unit. The sponsor will provide timely, honest, constructive and positive assistance including their own name, rank, work and home phone numbers and email addresses. The sponsor will contact the newcomer in a timely manner to conduct a needs assessment. They will send a personal letter, unit information, and additional information requested by the newcomer based on the needs assessment. This is a personalized process to assist in a smooth move. The sponsor is also expected to greet the newcomer, assist with the settling-in process, orient them to the unit, as well as their family members to Vandenberg Space Force Base and the community. Newcomers may call the Military and Family Readiness Center if they experience difficulty in obtaining a sponsor, at 805-606-0039 or DSN 312-276-0039.
To forward mail to Vandenberg SFB in advance, you may request an address by writing to the Postal Service Center, include: "Your Name", PSC BOX 2000, Vandenberg SFB, CA 93437-6225. You may also request your postal box in advance by calling the Postal Service Center directly with your request at 805-606-1841 or DSN 312-276-1841. The Postal Service Center fax number is 805-606-3766 or DSN 312-276-3766. Your sponsor may also request a postal box for you by providing the Postal Service Center with a copy of your PCS orders.