Soldier and Family Assistance Center (SFAC)

The SFAC Mission is to provide tailored, compassionate, and coordinated services to our Soldiers in Transition (STs), Retirees, and Family Members.  The SFAC will assist STs, Retirees, and Family Members to navigate and access critical services expeditiously, so the Soldiers can focus on their primary mission: to heal and transition either back to duty or to service as a vital member of the community.

The Financial Counselor assists Soldiers and Family Members with a wide range of financial services to include Army Emergency Relief loans & grants, emergency food vouchers, household budgeting & planning, saving and investing, credit counseling, home buying, consumer affairs, and group classes on financial management.

The Human Resources Specialist provides a variety of HR related services to Soldiers and Family Members to include updating emergency contact information and insurance delegations, updating the Defense Eligibility Enrollment System (DEERS) issuing the service member and family Common Access and Identification Cards, and ensuring service members’ personnel records are accurately managed.

The Information & Referral Coordinator is the first point of contact at the SFAC and serves as the central clearing house to gather and share information of available resources on the installation, in the community, as well as through state and federal agencies, refers service members and families to the correct service providers for support, publishes the monthly calendar of events and maintains the Facebook page.

Military Family & Life Counselor

Offers short term non-medical counseling for service members and their Families

Reserve Liaison

Assists Soldiers with Reserve related issues

Social Security Administration

Advises service members on the process for applying for Social Security disability insurance benefits and application status via video conferencing

Soldier for Life – Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP)

Provides comprehensive transition services which include benefit counseling and job assistance training to separating and retiring Soldiers, Department of Army civilians and their Family Members

Vocational Rehabilitation

A Veterans Affairs benefit program that offers career and training programs to transitioning service members and Veterans

Social Services Assistance provides a wide range of supportive services for STs and their Families based on needs identified through professional assessments; conducts and/or coordinates training on behavior health awareness, suicide prevention and information on maintaining overall well-being; provides referral services to agencies for consultation, counseling, parenting education and family therapy as needed; schedules onsite classes on a variety of subjects like stress and anger management; works closely with the battalion social workers and key garrison personnel; serves as a member of the Comprehensive Transition Plan team – attends scrimmages to help WTs plan their medical, emotional, physical and social needs.