Harm Reduction: Army Lethal Means Safety Toolkit
2/27/24
Firearms are the most common and lethal method for suicide among Soldiers and their dependents.
2/27/24
Firearms are the most common and lethal method for suicide among Soldiers and their dependents.
2/27/24
The Army Family Advocacy Program has formalized a partnership with the National Children’s Alliance that solidifies a collaborative effort to ensure that a coordinated community response is provided to children and Families who require support due to child abuse, neglect or problematic sexual behavior.
2/27/24
The Army Substance Abuse Program isn’t just about responding to substance misuse; ASAP is at the forefront of shaping a resilient Army community through strategic prevention initiatives.
2/27/24
Soldiers from the 1-25 Attack Reconnaissance Battalion (ARB) at Fort Wainwright, Alaska, participated in a Women’s Leadership Conference, an initiative for the women’s mentorship program.
2/27/24
Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month, recognized each year in February, serves to raise awareness and promote safe, healthy relationships.
2/27/24
Army’s Financial Readiness Program (FRP), offers free services from credentialed financial counselors and resources such as the Financial Readiness Tip Sheet.
2/27/24
On Dec. 22, President Biden released a proclamation pardoning all U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents who, on or before this date, committed or were convicted of the offense of simple possession, attempted simple possession or use of marijuana.
2/26/24
Soldiers from the 1-25 Attack Reconnaissance Battalion (ARB) at Fort Wainwright, Alaska, participated in a Women’s Leadership Conference, an initiative for the women’s mentorship program.
2/26/24
Military Families face unique challenges, especially when it comes to finding reliable childcare and the Army is taking action to provide better opportunities for Families through the Intergovernmental Support Agreement (IGSA).
2/23/24
Maija Winesberry, the Army Community Service financial readiness program manager at U.S. Army Garrison Italy recently began classes for teens on financial literacy.
2/22/24
Lendlease officials and Fort Cavazos Cavalry Family Housing representatives toured refurbished homes in the Comanche II housing area to gauge the progress of ongoing renovations
02/20/2024
The three-year MSCAP program is designed to help military spouses find employment fellowships with participating companies.
2/15/24
The Department of Defense released its Resilient and Healthy Defense Communities (RHDC) Strategy, which will guide the Department's actions in the coming years to improve the built and natural environment on defense installations.
2/16/24
The new facility adds to the 2024 United States Secretary of the Army’s plan for Army Life where one of the focuses is to improve the quality of life for Soldiers by helping them maintain healthy lifestyles.
2/9/24
The Rock Island Arsenal Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation’s Child and Youth Services recently passed an Army Higher Headquarters Inspection (AHHI).
2/8/24
The Honorable Christine E. Wormuth, secretary of the Army, visited Fort Cavazos to discuss the progress that has been made when it comes to quality of life and learn about new programs and services.
2/2/24
The garrison installation app could play an important role in the quality of life for Soldiers and their Families.
2/1/24
Sergeant Major of the Army Michael R. Weimer highlighted the foundational priorities of the Army while stressing the need for improving quality of life for its Soldiers.