Army Community Services (ACS)

Army Community Service (ACS) Make Army Community Service (ACS) your first stop when you arrive at Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks and meet the empowered team.  The ACS is a team of one that provides comprehensive, coordinated, and responsive information, resources and referrals as requested and needed. Outreach for, financial, and employment services that support the readiness and well-being of Soldiers and their Families, Civilian Employees, and Retirees.

Army Community Service (ACS) is an Information, Resource & Referral service. Conducting an Intake assessment to make appropriate referrals & support to the Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks community.

• Central Intake/Information and Referral provides information regarding military and civilian community resources, in-processes individuals new to the community, and provides clearing information for out-processing personnel.

ACS - More Information

•  Relocation Readiness Program 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 your local Army Community Service Family center to meet with a Relocation Readiness Program Manager who can get you started.
• Loan Closet provides basic household items for soldiers and families arriving or departing Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks who need assistance with personal items.
• Army Volunteer Corps is designed to help you find local volunteering opportunities with organizations that benefit the Army and local communities.
• Army Emergency Relief is a private nonprofit organization incorporated in 1942 by the Secretary of War and the Army Chief of Staff. The mission of AER is to provide emergency financial assistance to Soldiers and their Families. 
• Financial Readiness   This program is your resource for information on money matters. We can help you better understand financial topics like: Military pay, Checkbook/debit card management, financial responsibility, Credit reporting, Debt elimination strategies, Saving, Investing and Budgeting.
• Employment Readiness offers resources to help with your career plan and job search. Whether you’re a military spouse or Family member who just moved to a new installation, Retiree, or DoD civilian looking for new opportunities, or active-duty Military, active Reserve, National Guard member, or Wounded Warrior, we’re here to help. 
• Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) provides the Army community with a "voice" in shaping their standards of living; a way for Soldiers and Family Members to let Army leadership know what works, what doesn't - and what they think will fix it.
   
• Army Family Team Building (AFTB) empowers you to maximize your personal and professional potential.
   Family Advocacy Program helps Soldiers and their Families recognize and prepare for the unique challenges of military lifestyles. Our services include seminars, workshops, counseling, and intervention to help strengthen the relationships of Army Families. 
• Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides comprehensive support to family members with special needs. EFMP takes an all-inclusive approach to coordinate military and civilian community, educational, medical, housing, and personnel services to help Soldiers and their Families with special needs. 
• New Parent Support Group promotes healthy families through a variety of services including home visits, support groups, and parenting classes.
• Victim Advocacy Program (VAP) provides emergencies 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 twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. 

Eligibility - All branches of the Armed Forces, DoD Civilians, Retirees and their family members.

•       ACS Mission

The mission of ACS is to facilitate the commander's ability to provide comprehensive, standardized, coordinated and responsive services that support Soldiers, Department of the Army civilians, and Families regardless of geographical location and to maximize technology and resources, eliminate duplication in service delivery and measure service effectiveness.

Army Community Service (ACS) Make Army Community Service (ACS) your first stop when you arrive at Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks and meet the empowered team.  The ACS is a team of one that provides comprehensive, coordinated, and responsive information, resources and referrals as requested and needed. Outreach for, financial, and employment services that support the readiness and well-being of Soldiers and their Families, Civilian Employees, and Retirees.

Army Community Service (ACS) is an Information, Resource & Referral service. Conducting an Intake assessment to make appropriate referrals & support to the Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks community.

• Central Intake/Information and Referral provides information regarding military and civilian community resources, in-processes individuals new to the community, and provides clearing information for out-processing personnel.

ACS - More Information

•  Relocation Readiness Program 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 your local Army Community Service Family center to meet with a Relocation Readiness Program Manager who can get you started.
• Loan Closet provides basic household items for soldiers and families arriving or departing Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks who need assistance with personal items.
• Army Volunteer Corps is designed to help you find local volunteering opportunities with organizations that benefit the Army and local communities.
• Army Emergency Relief is a private nonprofit organization incorporated in 1942 by the Secretary of War and the Army Chief of Staff. The mission of AER is to provide emergency financial assistance to Soldiers and their Families. 
• Financial Readiness   This program is your resource for information on money matters. We can help you better understand financial topics like: Military pay, Checkbook/debit card management, financial responsibility, Credit reporting, Debt elimination strategies, Saving, Investing and Budgeting.
• Employment Readiness offers resources to help with your career plan and job search. Whether you’re a military spouse or Family member who just moved to a new installation, Retiree, or DoD civilian looking for new opportunities, or active-duty Military, active Reserve, National Guard member, or Wounded Warrior, we’re here to help. 
• Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) provides the Army community with a "voice" in shaping their standards of living; a way for Soldiers and Family Members to let Army leadership know what works, what doesn't - and what they think will fix it.
   
• Army Family Team Building (AFTB) empowers you to maximize your personal and professional potential.
   Family Advocacy Program helps Soldiers and their Families recognize and prepare for the unique challenges of military lifestyles. Our services include seminars, workshops, counseling, and intervention to help strengthen the relationships of Army Families. 
• Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides comprehensive support to family members with special needs. EFMP takes an all-inclusive approach to coordinate military and civilian community, educational, medical, housing, and personnel services to help Soldiers and their Families with special needs. 
• New Parent Support Group promotes healthy families through a variety of services including home visits, support groups, and parenting classes.
• Victim Advocacy Program (VAP) provides emergencies 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 twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. 

Eligibility - All branches of the Armed Forces, DoD Civilians, Retirees and their family members.

•       ACS Mission

The mission of ACS is to facilitate the commander's ability to provide comprehensive, standardized, coordinated and responsive services that support Soldiers, Department of the Army civilians, and Families regardless of geographical location and to maximize technology and resources, eliminate duplication in service delivery and measure service effectiveness.

Army Community Service (ACS) Make Army Community Service (ACS) your first stop when you arrive at Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks and meet the empowered team.  The ACS is a team of one that provides comprehensive, coordinated, and responsive information, resources and referrals as requested and needed. Outreach for, financial, and employment services that support the readiness and well-being of Soldiers and their Families, Civilian Employees, and Retirees.

Army Community Service (ACS) is an Information, Resource & Referral service. Conducting an Intake assessment to make appropriate referrals & support to the Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks community.

• Central Intake/Information and Referral provides information regarding military and civilian community resources, in-processes individuals new to the community, and provides clearing information for out-processing personnel.

ACS - More Information

•  Relocation Readiness Program 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 your local Army Community Service Family center to meet with a Relocation Readiness Program Manager who can get you started.
• Loan Closet provides basic household items for soldiers and families arriving or departing Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks who need assistance with personal items.
• Army Volunteer Corps is designed to help you find local volunteering opportunities with organizations that benefit the Army and local communities.
• Army Emergency Relief is a private nonprofit organization incorporated in 1942 by the Secretary of War and the Army Chief of Staff. The mission of AER is to provide emergency financial assistance to Soldiers and their Families. 
• Financial Readiness   This program is your resource for information on money matters. We can help you better understand financial topics like: Military pay, Checkbook/debit card management, financial responsibility, Credit reporting, Debt elimination strategies, Saving, Investing and Budgeting.
• Employment Readiness offers resources to help with your career plan and job search. Whether you’re a military spouse or Family member who just moved to a new installation, Retiree, or DoD civilian looking for new opportunities, or active-duty Military, active Reserve, National Guard member, or Wounded Warrior, we’re here to help. 
• Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) provides the Army community with a "voice" in shaping their standards of living; a way for Soldiers and Family Members to let Army leadership know what works, what doesn't - and what they think will fix it.
   
• Army Family Team Building (AFTB) empowers you to maximize your personal and professional potential.
   Family Advocacy Program helps Soldiers and their Families recognize and prepare for the unique challenges of military lifestyles. Our services include seminars, workshops, counseling, and intervention to help strengthen the relationships of Army Families. 
• Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides comprehensive support to family members with special needs. EFMP takes an all-inclusive approach to coordinate military and civilian community, educational, medical, housing, and personnel services to help Soldiers and their Families with special needs. 
• New Parent Support Group promotes healthy families through a variety of services including home visits, support groups, and parenting classes.
• Victim Advocacy Program (VAP) provides emergencies 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 twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. 

Eligibility - All branches of the Armed Forces, DoD Civilians, Retirees and their family members.

•       ACS Mission

The mission of ACS is to facilitate the commander's ability to provide comprehensive, standardized, coordinated and responsive services that support Soldiers, Department of the Army civilians, and Families regardless of geographical location and to maximize technology and resources, eliminate duplication in service delivery and measure service effectiveness.

Army Community Service (ACS) Make Army Community Service (ACS) your first stop when you arrive at Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks and meet the empowered team.  The ACS is a team of one that provides comprehensive, coordinated, and responsive information, resources and referrals as requested and needed. Outreach for, financial, and employment services that support the readiness and well-being of Soldiers and their Families, Civilian Employees, and Retirees.

Army Community Service (ACS) is an Information, Resource & Referral service. Conducting an Intake assessment to make appropriate referrals & support to the Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks community.

• Central Intake/Information and Referral provides information regarding military and civilian community resources, in-processes individuals new to the community, and provides clearing information for out-processing personnel.

ACS - More Information

•  Relocation Readiness Program 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 your local Army Community Service Family center to meet with a Relocation Readiness Program Manager who can get you started.
• Loan Closet provides basic household items for soldiers and families arriving or departing Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks who need assistance with personal items.
• Army Volunteer Corps is designed to help you find local volunteering opportunities with organizations that benefit the Army and local communities.
• Army Emergency Relief is a private nonprofit organization incorporated in 1942 by the Secretary of War and the Army Chief of Staff. The mission of AER is to provide emergency financial assistance to Soldiers and their Families. 
• Financial Readiness   This program is your resource for information on money matters. We can help you better understand financial topics like: Military pay, Checkbook/debit card management, financial responsibility, Credit reporting, Debt elimination strategies, Saving, Investing and Budgeting.
• Employment Readiness offers resources to help with your career plan and job search. Whether you’re a military spouse or Family member who just moved to a new installation, Retiree, or DoD civilian looking for new opportunities, or active-duty Military, active Reserve, National Guard member, or Wounded Warrior, we’re here to help. 
• Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) provides the Army community with a "voice" in shaping their standards of living; a way for Soldiers and Family Members to let Army leadership know what works, what doesn't - and what they think will fix it.
   
• Army Family Team Building (AFTB) empowers you to maximize your personal and professional potential.
   Family Advocacy Program helps Soldiers and their Families recognize and prepare for the unique challenges of military lifestyles. Our services include seminars, workshops, counseling, and intervention to help strengthen the relationships of Army Families. 
• Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides comprehensive support to family members with special needs. EFMP takes an all-inclusive approach to coordinate military and civilian community, educational, medical, housing, and personnel services to help Soldiers and their Families with special needs. 
• New Parent Support Group promotes healthy families through a variety of services including home visits, support groups, and parenting classes.
• Victim Advocacy Program (VAP) provides emergencies 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 twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. 

Eligibility - All branches of the Armed Forces, DoD Civilians, Retirees and their family members.

•       ACS Mission

The mission of ACS is to facilitate the commander's ability to provide comprehensive, standardized, coordinated and responsive services that support Soldiers, Department of the Army civilians, and Families regardless of geographical location and to maximize technology and resources, eliminate duplication in service delivery and measure service effectiveness.

Army Community Service (ACS) Make Army Community Service (ACS) your first stop when you arrive at Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks and meet the empowered team.  The ACS is a team of one that provides comprehensive, coordinated, and responsive information, resources and referrals as requested and needed. Outreach for, financial, and employment services that support the readiness and well-being of Soldiers and their Families, Civilian Employees, and Retirees.

Army Community Service (ACS) is an Information, Resource & Referral service. Conducting an Intake assessment to make appropriate referrals & support to the Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks community.

• Central Intake/Information and Referral provides information regarding military and civilian community resources, in-processes individuals new to the community, and provides clearing information for out-processing personnel.

ACS - More Information

•  Relocation Readiness Program 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 your local Army Community Service Family center to meet with a Relocation Readiness Program Manager who can get you started.
• Loan Closet provides basic household items for soldiers and families arriving or departing Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks who need assistance with personal items.
• Army Volunteer Corps is designed to help you find local volunteering opportunities with organizations that benefit the Army and local communities.
• Army Emergency Relief is a private nonprofit organization incorporated in 1942 by the Secretary of War and the Army Chief of Staff. The mission of AER is to provide emergency financial assistance to Soldiers and their Families. 
• Financial Readiness   This program is your resource for information on money matters. We can help you better understand financial topics like: Military pay, Checkbook/debit card management, financial responsibility, Credit reporting, Debt elimination strategies, Saving, Investing and Budgeting.
• Employment Readiness offers resources to help with your career plan and job search. Whether you’re a military spouse or Family member who just moved to a new installation, Retiree, or DoD civilian looking for new opportunities, or active-duty Military, active Reserve, National Guard member, or Wounded Warrior, we’re here to help. 
• Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) provides the Army community with a "voice" in shaping their standards of living; a way for Soldiers and Family Members to let Army leadership know what works, what doesn't - and what they think will fix it.
   
• Army Family Team Building (AFTB) empowers you to maximize your personal and professional potential.
   Family Advocacy Program helps Soldiers and their Families recognize and prepare for the unique challenges of military lifestyles. Our services include seminars, workshops, counseling, and intervention to help strengthen the relationships of Army Families. 
• Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides comprehensive support to family members with special needs. EFMP takes an all-inclusive approach to coordinate military and civilian community, educational, medical, housing, and personnel services to help Soldiers and their Families with special needs. 
• New Parent Support Group promotes healthy families through a variety of services including home visits, support groups, and parenting classes.
• Victim Advocacy Program (VAP) provides emergencies 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 twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. 

Eligibility - All branches of the Armed Forces, DoD Civilians, Retirees and their family members.

•       ACS Mission

The mission of ACS is to facilitate the commander's ability to provide comprehensive, standardized, coordinated and responsive services that support Soldiers, Department of the Army civilians, and Families regardless of geographical location and to maximize technology and resources, eliminate duplication in service delivery and measure service effectiveness.

Army Community Service (ACS) Make Army Community Service (ACS) your first stop when you arrive at Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks and meet the empowered team.  The ACS is a team of one that provides comprehensive, coordinated, and responsive information, resources and referrals as requested and needed. Outreach for, financial, and employment services that support the readiness and well-being of Soldiers and their Families, Civilian Employees, and Retirees.

Army Community Service (ACS) is an Information, Resource & Referral service. Conducting an Intake assessment to make appropriate referrals & support to the Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks community.

• Central Intake/Information and Referral provides information regarding military and civilian community resources, in-processes individuals new to the community, and provides clearing information for out-processing personnel.

ACS - More Information

•  Relocation Readiness Program 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 your local Army Community Service Family center to meet with a Relocation Readiness Program Manager who can get you started.
• Loan Closet provides basic household items for soldiers and families arriving or departing Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks who need assistance with personal items.
• Army Volunteer Corps is designed to help you find local volunteering opportunities with organizations that benefit the Army and local communities.
• Army Emergency Relief is a private nonprofit organization incorporated in 1942 by the Secretary of War and the Army Chief of Staff. The mission of AER is to provide emergency financial assistance to Soldiers and their Families. 
• Financial Readiness   This program is your resource for information on money matters. We can help you better understand financial topics like: Military pay, Checkbook/debit card management, financial responsibility, Credit reporting, Debt elimination strategies, Saving, Investing and Budgeting.
• Employment Readiness offers resources to help with your career plan and job search. Whether you’re a military spouse or Family member who just moved to a new installation, Retiree, or DoD civilian looking for new opportunities, or active-duty Military, active Reserve, National Guard member, or Wounded Warrior, we’re here to help. 
• Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) provides the Army community with a "voice" in shaping their standards of living; a way for Soldiers and Family Members to let Army leadership know what works, what doesn't - and what they think will fix it.
   
• Army Family Team Building (AFTB) empowers you to maximize your personal and professional potential.
   Family Advocacy Program helps Soldiers and their Families recognize and prepare for the unique challenges of military lifestyles. Our services include seminars, workshops, counseling, and intervention to help strengthen the relationships of Army Families. 
• Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides comprehensive support to family members with special needs. EFMP takes an all-inclusive approach to coordinate military and civilian community, educational, medical, housing, and personnel services to help Soldiers and their Families with special needs. 
• New Parent Support Group promotes healthy families through a variety of services including home visits, support groups, and parenting classes.
• Victim Advocacy Program (VAP) provides emergencies 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 twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. 

Eligibility - All branches of the Armed Forces, DoD Civilians, Retirees and their family members.

•       ACS Mission

The mission of ACS is to facilitate the commander's ability to provide comprehensive, standardized, coordinated and responsive services that support Soldiers, Department of the Army civilians, and Families regardless of geographical location and to maximize technology and resources, eliminate duplication in service delivery and measure service effectiveness.

Army Community Service (ACS) Make Army Community Service (ACS) your first stop when you arrive at Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks and meet the empowered team.  The ACS is a team of one that provides comprehensive, coordinated, and responsive information, resources and referrals as requested and needed. Outreach for, financial, and employment services that support the readiness and well-being of Soldiers and their Families, Civilian Employees, and Retirees.

Army Community Service (ACS) is an Information, Resource & Referral service. Conducting an Intake assessment to make appropriate referrals & support to the Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks community.

• Central Intake/Information and Referral provides information regarding military and civilian community resources, in-processes individuals new to the community, and provides clearing information for out-processing personnel.

ACS - More Information

•  Relocation Readiness Program 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 your local Army Community Service Family center to meet with a Relocation Readiness Program Manager who can get you started.
• Loan Closet provides basic household items for soldiers and families arriving or departing Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks who need assistance with personal items.
• Army Volunteer Corps is designed to help you find local volunteering opportunities with organizations that benefit the Army and local communities.
• Army Emergency Relief is a private nonprofit organization incorporated in 1942 by the Secretary of War and the Army Chief of Staff. The mission of AER is to provide emergency financial assistance to Soldiers and their Families. 
• Financial Readiness   This program is your resource for information on money matters. We can help you better understand financial topics like: Military pay, Checkbook/debit card management, financial responsibility, Credit reporting, Debt elimination strategies, Saving, Investing and Budgeting.
• Employment Readiness offers resources to help with your career plan and job search. Whether you’re a military spouse or Family member who just moved to a new installation, Retiree, or DoD civilian looking for new opportunities, or active-duty Military, active Reserve, National Guard member, or Wounded Warrior, we’re here to help. 
• Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) provides the Army community with a "voice" in shaping their standards of living; a way for Soldiers and Family Members to let Army leadership know what works, what doesn't - and what they think will fix it.
   
• Army Family Team Building (AFTB) empowers you to maximize your personal and professional potential.
   Family Advocacy Program helps Soldiers and their Families recognize and prepare for the unique challenges of military lifestyles. Our services include seminars, workshops, counseling, and intervention to help strengthen the relationships of Army Families. 
• Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides comprehensive support to family members with special needs. EFMP takes an all-inclusive approach to coordinate military and civilian community, educational, medical, housing, and personnel services to help Soldiers and their Families with special needs. 
• New Parent Support Group promotes healthy families through a variety of services including home visits, support groups, and parenting classes.
• Victim Advocacy Program (VAP) provides emergencies 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 twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. 

Eligibility - All branches of the Armed Forces, DoD Civilians, Retirees and their family members.

•       ACS Mission

The mission of ACS is to facilitate the commander's ability to provide comprehensive, standardized, coordinated and responsive services that support Soldiers, Department of the Army civilians, and Families regardless of geographical location and to maximize technology and resources, eliminate duplication in service delivery and measure service effectiveness.

Army Community Service (ACS) Make Army Community Service (ACS) your first stop when you arrive at Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks and meet the empowered team.  The ACS is a team of one that provides comprehensive, coordinated, and responsive information, resources and referrals as requested and needed. Outreach for, financial, and employment services that support the readiness and well-being of Soldiers and their Families, Civilian Employees, and Retirees.

Army Community Service (ACS) is an Information, Resource & Referral service. Conducting an Intake assessment to make appropriate referrals & support to the Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks community.

• Central Intake/Information and Referral provides information regarding military and civilian community resources, in-processes individuals new to the community, and provides clearing information for out-processing personnel.

ACS - More Information

•  Relocation Readiness Program 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 your local Army Community Service Family center to meet with a Relocation Readiness Program Manager who can get you started.
• Loan Closet provides basic household items for soldiers and families arriving or departing Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks who need assistance with personal items.
• Army Volunteer Corps is designed to help you find local volunteering opportunities with organizations that benefit the Army and local communities.
• Army Emergency Relief is a private nonprofit organization incorporated in 1942 by the Secretary of War and the Army Chief of Staff. The mission of AER is to provide emergency financial assistance to Soldiers and their Families. 
• Financial Readiness   This program is your resource for information on money matters. We can help you better understand financial topics like: Military pay, Checkbook/debit card management, financial responsibility, Credit reporting, Debt elimination strategies, Saving, Investing and Budgeting.
• Employment Readiness offers resources to help with your career plan and job search. Whether you’re a military spouse or Family member who just moved to a new installation, Retiree, or DoD civilian looking for new opportunities, or active-duty Military, active Reserve, National Guard member, or Wounded Warrior, we’re here to help. 
• Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) provides the Army community with a "voice" in shaping their standards of living; a way for Soldiers and Family Members to let Army leadership know what works, what doesn't - and what they think will fix it.
   
• Army Family Team Building (AFTB) empowers you to maximize your personal and professional potential.
   Family Advocacy Program helps Soldiers and their Families recognize and prepare for the unique challenges of military lifestyles. Our services include seminars, workshops, counseling, and intervention to help strengthen the relationships of Army Families. 
• Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides comprehensive support to family members with special needs. EFMP takes an all-inclusive approach to coordinate military and civilian community, educational, medical, housing, and personnel services to help Soldiers and their Families with special needs. 
• New Parent Support Group promotes healthy families through a variety of services including home visits, support groups, and parenting classes.
• Victim Advocacy Program (VAP) provides emergencies 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 twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. 

Eligibility - All branches of the Armed Forces, DoD Civilians, Retirees and their family members.

•       ACS Mission

The mission of ACS is to facilitate the commander's ability to provide comprehensive, standardized, coordinated and responsive services that support Soldiers, Department of the Army civilians, and Families regardless of geographical location and to maximize technology and resources, eliminate duplication in service delivery and measure service effectiveness.

Army Community Service (ACS) Make Army Community Service (ACS) your first stop when you arrive at Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks and meet the empowered team.  The ACS is a team of one that provides comprehensive, coordinated, and responsive information, resources and referrals as requested and needed. Outreach for, financial, and employment services that support the readiness and well-being of Soldiers and their Families, Civilian Employees, and Retirees.

Army Community Service (ACS) is an Information, Resource & Referral service. Conducting an Intake assessment to make appropriate referrals & support to the Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks community.

• Central Intake/Information and Referral provides information regarding military and civilian community resources, in-processes individuals new to the community, and provides clearing information for out-processing personnel.

ACS - More Information

•  Relocation Readiness Program 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 your local Army Community Service Family center to meet with a Relocation Readiness Program Manager who can get you started.
• Loan Closet provides basic household items for soldiers and families arriving or departing Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks who need assistance with personal items.
• Army Volunteer Corps is designed to help you find local volunteering opportunities with organizations that benefit the Army and local communities.
• Army Emergency Relief is a private nonprofit organization incorporated in 1942 by the Secretary of War and the Army Chief of Staff. The mission of AER is to provide emergency financial assistance to Soldiers and their Families. 
• Financial Readiness   This program is your resource for information on money matters. We can help you better understand financial topics like: Military pay, Checkbook/debit card management, financial responsibility, Credit reporting, Debt elimination strategies, Saving, Investing and Budgeting.
• Employment Readiness offers resources to help with your career plan and job search. Whether you’re a military spouse or Family member who just moved to a new installation, Retiree, or DoD civilian looking for new opportunities, or active-duty Military, active Reserve, National Guard member, or Wounded Warrior, we’re here to help. 
• Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) provides the Army community with a "voice" in shaping their standards of living; a way for Soldiers and Family Members to let Army leadership know what works, what doesn't - and what they think will fix it.
   
• Army Family Team Building (AFTB) empowers you to maximize your personal and professional potential.
   Family Advocacy Program helps Soldiers and their Families recognize and prepare for the unique challenges of military lifestyles. Our services include seminars, workshops, counseling, and intervention to help strengthen the relationships of Army Families. 
• Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides comprehensive support to family members with special needs. EFMP takes an all-inclusive approach to coordinate military and civilian community, educational, medical, housing, and personnel services to help Soldiers and their Families with special needs. 
• New Parent Support Group promotes healthy families through a variety of services including home visits, support groups, and parenting classes.
• Victim Advocacy Program (VAP) provides emergencies 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 twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. 

Eligibility - All branches of the Armed Forces, DoD Civilians, Retirees and their family members.

•       ACS Mission

The mission of ACS is to facilitate the commander's ability to provide comprehensive, standardized, coordinated and responsive services that support Soldiers, Department of the Army civilians, and Families regardless of geographical location and to maximize technology and resources, eliminate duplication in service delivery and measure service effectiveness.

Army Community Service (ACS) Make Army Community Service (ACS) your first stop when you arrive at Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks and meet the empowered team.  The ACS is a team of one that provides comprehensive, coordinated, and responsive information, resources and referrals as requested and needed. Outreach for, financial, and employment services that support the readiness and well-being of Soldiers and their Families, Civilian Employees, and Retirees.

Army Community Service (ACS) is an Information, Resource & Referral service. Conducting an Intake assessment to make appropriate referrals & support to the Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks community.

• Central Intake/Information and Referral provides information regarding military and civilian community resources, in-processes individuals new to the community, and provides clearing information for out-processing personnel.

ACS - More Information

•  Relocation Readiness Program 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 your local Army Community Service Family center to meet with a Relocation Readiness Program Manager who can get you started.
• Loan Closet provides basic household items for soldiers and families arriving or departing Fort Hunter Liggett/Camp Parks who need assistance with personal items.
• Army Volunteer Corps is designed to help you find local volunteering opportunities with organizations that benefit the Army and local communities.
• Army Emergency Relief is a private nonprofit organization incorporated in 1942 by the Secretary of War and the Army Chief of Staff. The mission of AER is to provide emergency financial assistance to Soldiers and their Families. 
• Financial Readiness   This program is your resource for information on money matters. We can help you better understand financial topics like: Military pay, Checkbook/debit card management, financial responsibility, Credit reporting, Debt elimination strategies, Saving, Investing and Budgeting.
• Employment Readiness offers resources to help with your career plan and job search. Whether you’re a military spouse or Family member who just moved to a new installation, Retiree, or DoD civilian looking for new opportunities, or active-duty Military, active Reserve, National Guard member, or Wounded Warrior, we’re here to help. 
• Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) provides the Army community with a "voice" in shaping their standards of living; a way for Soldiers and Family Members to let Army leadership know what works, what doesn't - and what they think will fix it.
   
• Army Family Team Building (AFTB) empowers you to maximize your personal and professional potential.
   Family Advocacy Program helps Soldiers and their Families recognize and prepare for the unique challenges of military lifestyles. Our services include seminars, workshops, counseling, and intervention to help strengthen the relationships of Army Families. 
• Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides comprehensive support to family members with special needs. EFMP takes an all-inclusive approach to coordinate military and civilian community, educational, medical, housing, and personnel services to help Soldiers and their Families with special needs. 
• New Parent Support Group promotes healthy families through a variety of services including home visits, support groups, and parenting classes.
• Victim Advocacy Program (VAP) provides emergencies 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 twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. 

Eligibility - All branches of the Armed Forces, DoD Civilians, Retirees and their family members.

•       ACS Mission

The mission of ACS is to facilitate the commander's ability to provide comprehensive, standardized, coordinated and responsive services that support Soldiers, Department of the Army civilians, and Families regardless of geographical location and to maximize technology and resources, eliminate duplication in service delivery and measure service effectiveness.