Moving is a part of life for Soldiers, civilian government employees and their Families. The Army Community Service Relocation Readiness Program is here to help with a comprehensive support system, whether it’s your first move or the last of many. We have all kinds of information and resources to help you and your family navigate your next military move.

Your first stop should be Army Community Service to meet with a Relocation Readiness Program Manager who can get you started.

Helpful services

• ACS Lending Closet
• Arrival, Directions, Checking In
• Military ONEsource

Our Fallen Soldiers have paid the ultimate sacrifice. Their Families deserve our respect, gratitude, and the very best we can provide. If you’re a surviving Family member, Survivor Outreach Services (SOS) offers you access to support, information, and services, closest to where you live, when you need it and for as long as you need it.

Survivor Outreach Services is part of the Army Casualty Continuum of Care. It’s designed to provide long-term support to surviving Families of Fallen Soldiers. Our goal is to reassure Survivors that they remain valued members of the Army Family.

Helpful Phone Numbers

• SHARP Victim Advocate 24-7 Hour Hotline: +1 (831)915-2351
• FAP Domestic Violence Hotline: +1 (831)206-2789
• DOD Safe Help Line: +1 (877)995-5247
   

The Victim Advocacy Program (VAP) provides emergency and follow-up support services to adult victims of domestic abuse. Advocacy services are available to Service members, their current or former spouses, an individual with whom the Service member shares a child, and significant others of Service members who live together. Our services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Our trained professionals are here for crisis response, information on reporting options, medical treatment options, law enforcement’s response, emergency services, safety planning, obtaining military and civilian protective orders, and accompaniment to medical forensic exams and medical appointments, as well as accompaniment to court for orders of protection hearings and trails. Advocates work closely with their civilian counterparts and ensure a personal and smooth transition for victims who do not qualify for ongoing advocacy services within the military community.

If you need help or want more information, contact the Victim Advocacy Program Manager at Army Community Service.

Army Community Service wants you as a volunteer member of our staff.

Being an ACS volunteer offers several benefits:

• Flexible Hours - ACS offers flexible work schedules to individuals interested in becoming part of a great organization. You choose the hours and the days that you want to work.
• Job Training - Training is provided through hands on experience, close supervision, and workshops. You can get valuable experience and training with computers, office skills, and interpersonal skills.
• Free Daycare - Check with ACS for details.

Contact the Army Volunteer Corps Coordinator to find out more about volunteering within ACS, the Presidio of Monterey, or volunteering in the community at +1 (831)242-7661.

Visit myarmyonesource.com to find additional volunteer opportunities in our community.