Fort Eustis Community Events Council 25 August 2015

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Fort Eustis
Community Events Council
25 August 2015
Supporting Fort Eustis
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Volunteer of the Quarter
April-June 2015
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Religious Support Operations
CH (MAJ) Bret Gilmore
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Religious Support Office
Worship Services:
Catholic – 0930 at RMC
Protestant – 1100 at RMC and 1000 at WYLIE AUDITORIUM Bldg. 705
(Service Station Side Entrance)
CALENDAR OF RELIGIOUS EVENTS:
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On-Call Duty Chaplain (OCDC): for emergencies during non-duty hours call
the OCDC 757-878-1304
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Parking Lot Palooza, 13 Sep, 1230-1500, RMC, POC: Mrs Hughes
Meet our new Family Life Chaplain (MAJ) Kevin Sears!
PWOC Fall Kick-Off, 15 Sep, 0930-1130, RMC, POC: Mrs. Vaul
Awana Club Fall Kick-Off, 16 Sep, 1715-1830, RMC, POC: Mrs. Vaul
Marriage Enrichment Kick-Off, 17 Sep, 1800, RMC, POC: Mrs. Vaul
Catholic Parish Picnic, 20 Sep, 1100, Newport News Park, POC: Mrs. Hughes
Catholic Religious Education Classes begin, 27 Sep, 1045, RMC, POC: Mrs. Hughes
CH (LTC) Jim King/878-1304/27 JAN 2015
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633d ABW
Safety Office
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633d ABW
SAFETY OFFICE
Back to School Safety Tips
When entering a school zone, slow down and obey all traffic laws.
Always stop for school busses that are loading or unloading children.
Watch out for school crossing guards and obey their signals.
Be aware of and watch out for children near schools, bus stops, sidewalks, in the
streets, in school parking lots, etc.
Never pass other vehicles while driving in a school zone.
Never text while driving in a school zone.
Avoid using a cell phone, unless it is completely hands-free, while driving in a
school zone.
633d ABW
SAFETY OFFICE
To report JBLE Safety concerns :
Contact our office @ 501-8224
Or
Fill out a ICE comment card online at:
http://ice.disa.mil/index.cfm
Our goal is to ensure you stay SAFE!
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733d Security Forces
Squadron
LTC Jeffrey Nerone
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733d Security Forces Squadron
Police Desk
(757) 878-4555
• Back to school
• Stopping for School Buses
• Bus Stop Safety Tips
• Bike/Walk to School Safety Tips
• JBLE Installation Pet Policy
• AFI 32-6001
• http://www.jble.af.mil/733rdsecurityforcessquadron.asp
• Antiterrorism/ Force Protection
• Residential Security Measures
• Investigations YTD on Fort Eustis
• AUG FY 14- 58 cases
• AUG FY 15- 23 cases 63% reduction
• New Security Forces Deputy Director- Mr. Bill Reed
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UNCLASSIFIED
Stopping for School Buses
• The red cars are not able to make a right or
left turn at this time either, since the school
bus is controlling the intersection.
• Stop and remain stopped until all lights stop
flashing, children are clear and the
bus moves again.
UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED
ACC Threat Information Fusion Cell
Homeland Defense Information Summary
United States Air Force
Headquarters Air Combat Command
19 August 2015
Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia
(U) Individual Protective Measures:
Residential Security Practices
Source: Multiple Sources
Note: ACC Wings have implemented additional measures from higher FPCON
levels. For a complete rundown, please contact ACC/A4SOA.
OSINT Reporting & Reports
Worth a Look
 As s ess i ng the Is lam ic State’s
Com mi tment to Attac ki ng the Wes t
 T he Future Evolution of Trans national
Crim i nal Organi zati ons and the Threa t to
U S N ational Sec uri ty
 If you See Som ethi ng, Say S om ethi ng™.. .
Various Federal & State Reports,
Bulletins, and Advisories
(U) AFOSI Threat
Management: Security
Recommendations. This
AFOSI pamphlet was
produced to provide end
users with general
information regarding
personal, office, residential, online, and
vehicle security. Click HERE to read the
product in its entirety.
(U) CJCS Guide 5260
Antiterrorism Personal
Protection Guide: A SelfHelp Guide to
Antiterrorism: This guide
is designed to assist with
individual and family security planning.
Use of this guide, and these proven
security habits, will not ensure immunity
from terrorist attacks but should reduce
the possibility of becoming a target. Click
HERE to read the guide in its entirety.
(U) Effective unit & installation antiterrorism
programs aim to anticipate, detect, disrupt, and
potentially defeat terrorist attack planning in
order to ensure the safety of personnel and resources. While this is
a proven method at the organizational level, many people fail to
realize this approach, or at least aspects of it, are equally effective
when considering individual or residential security initiatives.
Foreign terrorist organizations continue to encourage US-based
extremists to take violence action within the United States. As such,
sound residential security practices represents a crucial aspect of
individual protective measures. The list below is not all inclusive;
however, it provides some low cost/no cost options designed
mitigate potential threats.
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Restrict the possession of house keys. Change locks if keys are
lost, stolen, and/or when moving into a previously occupied
residence. Don’t leave keys hidden outside your home. Keep
your house locked, even if you are at home. Keep porch lights or
yard lights on to discourage intruders.
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Be cautious of peddlers and strangers, especially those offering
free samples or attempting to sell magazines. Do not admit
salespersons or poll takers into your home and do not give them
information about your family and/or professional occupations.
Be alert to public works crews and other individuals requesting
access to your residence; check their identities through a
peephole or contact the parent company to verify identity.
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Destroy all envelopes or other items that show your name, rank,
or other personal information. Remove names and rank from
mailboxes. Be cognizant of your personal “signature” and
consider removing or limiting the use of military stickers and/or
unit/specialty designations.
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Watch for unfamiliar vehicles cruising or parked frequently in
your neighborhood. Write down license plate numbers, makes,
models, and colors of suspicious vehicles. Note descriptions of
occupants and take photographs if it can be done discreetly.
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Maintain friendly relations with your neighbors and watch out
for each other. Report suspicious activity/objects, unattended
bags, videotaping, and/or photography quickly.
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Develop an emergency plan and an emergency kit, including a
flashlight, battery-operated radio, first-aid kit including latex
gloves, and copies of important personal documents including
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key points of contact.
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McDonald Army Health Center
LTC Fernando Ortiz
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McDonald Army Health Center
Fort Eustis, VA
 Upcoming Health Center Closures
 Labor Day Sept 7
 Columbus Day Oct 12
 Veterans Day Nov 11
 Thanksgiving Day Nov 26
 TRICARE online
 Affordable Care Act (ACA): IRS Reporting for Tax
Year 2015
 Community Flu Fair Dates and locations
 29 Oct 0800-1800 Anderson Field House Gym
 05 Nov 0800-1800 Anderson Field House Gym
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Army Support Activity
Ms. Debra Stancil
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Casualty Assistance Center
(757) 878-1118
[email protected]
• Next training:
• CNO - 0800, 9 Sep 15, Education Center, room 131
• CAO – 0800, 10 -11 Sep 15, Education Center, room 131
Recertification completed online within one year of completion of initial
classroom training.
• Additional training available:
• Taking Care of Business – DD93/SGLI overview
• Pre-deployment briefings
• FRG briefings
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Army Emergency Relief
(757) 878-2137
[email protected] and/or [email protected]
• New AER Form 700 and AER Form 57R published. Found at aerhq.org.
• New Guidance effective 9 September 2015:
• All Soldiers, regardless of rank, have direct access to apply for AER
with the following safeguards:
• E1 through E4 in Initial Entry Training (IET) will continue to
submit AER request through unit Chain of Command.
• E1 through E4 must have a minimum of 12 months Time in
Service (TIS) or completed IET, whichever is greater.
• Regardless of rank, limited to two assistance requests within
a 12 month period without Chain of Command review.
• “High Risk” financial behavior will require Chain of Command
review before AER assistance will be considered.
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Housing Office
Mrs. Gwen Cunningham
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HOUSING OFFICE
733d Mission Support Group, Civil Engineer
SOME of the SERVICES WE OFFER
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Help Finding a Home Off-Post
(apartments and single family homes off-post)
or Referral to On-Post Private Partner
Rental Partnership Program with 80 apartment complexes
(no deposits and no application fees)
Help resolving landlord/tenant issues
Monthly Home Buying & Home Selling Seminar in Bldg. 650
DATE: 15 SEPTEMBER 5-7 p.m. - second Tuesday of each month
Permissive TDY Stamp (MUST report to Housing within first 2 days
of permissive TDY)
Map of Fort Eustis, map of Local Area
Help when PCSing from Eustis to a new duty station
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HOUSING OFFICE
733d Mission Support Group, Civil Engineer
Housing for Unaccompanied
Junior Enlisted Soldiers
• Updated Standard Operating Procedures
• Assignment and termination of dormitory rooms for
Soldiers E5 and below without dependents
• Maintenance of dormitories
• Furnishings – room furniture and common area furniture
• Exceptions to policy – permission to reside off-post
• Office is at 829 Monroe Ave phone 878-5858
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Balfour Beatty Communities
Mrs. Jana Cooper
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Balfour Beatty
Communities
August/September Events
August 27th Back 2 School Kids Craft,
3 to 4p.m.
August - Neighborhood Beautification –
Winner Announced On Last Friday Of
The Month Will Receive $25 Gift Check
Sept 3rd, 17th, 24th Little One’s Story Time,
9 to 10a.m.
Sept 4th Back 2 School Cheese Pizza Day
3:30 to 4:30p.m.
Sept 17th Learn How To Coupon Class, 11:30
to 1:00p.m.
Sept 19th Community Yard Sale, 8 to 2p.m.
New TerraCycle Brigade
NOW Accepting E-Waste
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Standard cell phones, smart phones & iPhones
Digital cameras, camcorders, & graphing calculators
Select toner & ink cartridges
iPod devices
Laptops, notebooks, netbooks, e-readers, tablets, & iPad
Bring your items to the Balfour Beatty Community Center,
126 Madison Ave
For more information please call (757)369-8335
TRADOC Band
SGM Phil Nicholson
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U.S. Army Training and
Doctrine Command Band
• 25 Aug/1830 – Riverwalk Landing Performance Stage
Yorktown, VA
Jazz Combo
• 26 Aug/1400 – Women’s Equality Day Observance
Fort Eustis
Jazz Combo
• 27 Aug/1900 – Overture 1812 – Music Under the Stars
Fort Eustis
Concert Band
• 28 Aug/1900 – Overture 1812 (Rain Date)
Fort Eustis
Concert Band
• 17 Sep/1900 – Constitution Day Concert and Observance Williamsburg, VA Joint Concert
• 26 Sep/1130 and 1530 - Neptune Festival Parade and Performance Virginia Beach, VA
Marching/Brass Band
• Fall Concert Series:
• 18 Oct/1500 – Virginia Beach Main Library
• 19 Oct/1830 – Williamsburg Regional Library
• 21 Oct/1830 – Chesapeake Central Library
• 26 Oct/1830 – North Suffolk Library
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Education Office
Mr. Joe Aboc
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Course Registration
18 Sep 15 – Last day to register for courses
that will start in FY 15 (LOI school)
28 Sep 15 – Last day to register for courses
that will start in FY 15 (non-LOI school)
Education Fair
18 Nov 15 – Education Fair at Fort Eustis Army Education
Center, 1500 Madison Av., Fort Eustis. VA.
Twenty colleges and universities are participating.
The following briefings will held during the Education Fair:
- Troops to Teachers (0900 – 1000)
- Warrant Officer Program (1000 -1100 & 1300-1400)
- Funding college education (1100 – 1200)
- Green to Gold (1200 – 1300)
Fort Eustis Commissary
Ms. Vicky Shabbott
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Fort Eustis Commissary
• Commissary Schedule –
20-22 Sept – Commissary will close at 3pm for a complete
store reset and to install new shelves throughout the store.
The Commissary will reopen at regular scheduled time on
23 September.
• Fort Eustis Commissary EXEMPT from Case Lot Sale.
• Visit www.commissaries.com to view nearby locations for
Case Lot Sale dates and times.
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Survivor Outreach Services
Mrs. Rochelle Crockett
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A big Thank you to the BOSS
for hosting the Gold Star Kids & Family Day
Fort Eustis Mini Park, 10:00-12:00 pm
Building 866 Lee Blvd
Fort Eustis, VA
Friday, August 21, 2015
Go-Karts, Mini Golf & Batting Cages
Recreation Center, 12:00-2:00 pm
Building 671 Lee Blvd
Pizza, WII, Pool, Air Hockey, Movies, Games, etc
GOLD STAR Mother’s Spa DAY
It’s All About You!
Join us for massage, waxing, manicures & make-up
Survivor Outreach Services Lounge
705 Washington Blvd, Suite 169
Fort Eustis, VA
Thursday, September 24, 2015
5:00 p.m.- 7:30 p.m.
Rochelle Crockett, MA
SOS Support Coordinator
(757) 878-3887
[email protected]
Mark Sowers
SOS Financial Counselor
(757) 878-3963
[email protected]
Limited Seating
RSVP by September 14, 2015
GOLD STAR Mother’s DAY
SUNDAY, September 27, 2015
“Arlington Cemetery”
TRANSPORTATION
PICK-UP:
0600, FFSC 7928 14th Street, Norfolk
0645, 705 Washington Blvd, Fort Eustis, VA
Rochelle Crockett, MA
Army Survivor Outreach Services
(757) 878-3887
[email protected]
Melissa B. Black, M.S. Ed
Navy Gold Star Program
(757) 322-9182
[email protected]
Limited Seating
RSVP by September 21, 2015
American Red Cross
Mrs. Sheila Keenan
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American Red Cross
215 Calhoun Street
757-878-3339
VA Hospital is requesting an Out Door Shuffle Board Game so patients in wheel
chairs can enjoy participating in out door activities.
Volunteers are need to assist our Military families when they experience a crisis
in their lives, volunteers may work from home when their schedule permits.
Volunteers are needed to staff the VA Hospital Volunteer Center to greet and
assist patients and visitors. Shifts 7:30 am-12 noon 12noon to 4:30pm
Soldiers Angels provides many services to deployed service members and their
families such as Care packages, Virtual Baby Showers, Pen Pal opportunities. For
more information please visit www.soldiersangels.org
Please call Sheila Keenan at 757-878-3339 for more information
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“Out of the Darkness Walk”
Mrs. Darlean Basuedayva
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Suicide Prevention Month
www.sos-walk.org to register
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Lutheran Family Services
of Virginia
Mrs. Hollie Stephens
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Lutheran Family Services of Virginia
Essential Pieces Program
757-722-4707/[email protected]
Essential Pieces Tidewater:
• Essential Pieces Tidewater is a program offered to children and adults living with
disabilities and their families.
•We currently serve over 100 people in our Community.
•Upcoming events:
•Feingold Diet Workshop- Sept. 15, 2015
•Community Adventures field trip to Pumpkinville, Toano, VA- Sept. 26, 2015
•EDCD Waiver Training- Sept. 22, 2015
•We offer several services through Essential Pieces:
•EDCD Waiver Training- FREE, offered Monthly (for parents/caregivers/professionals)
•Resource Connection- FREE, offered as needed (for parents/caregivers)
•Monthly educational workshops- FREE (for parents/caregivers/professionals)
•Community Adventures- Guided, supported field trips offered throughout the
Tidewater area (for children/adults with disabilities & their immediate families)
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Lutheran Family Services of Virginia
Essential Pieces Tidewater
www.lfsva.org
757-722-4707
[email protected]
Any professional can refer a family and families
can refer themselves. We require preregistration & enrollment to participate in all
Essential Pieces activities.
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Family Advocacy Program
Ms. A.J. Brandt
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Family Advocacy Program
2115 Pershing, 3rd Floor: 878-0807
Victim Advocate 24/7 Crisis Line: 637-4035
•Love and Logic: 14, 21 & 28 Sept 1330-1630
•Dad’s Class: 8 Sept 0900-1100 ACS
•Family Check Up: The Family Check-Up (FCU) is a
brief, strengths-based, family-centered intervention
that promotes positive child and youth outcomes by
improving parenting practices and enhancing the
quality of all family relationships. Call for more info!
•Call 878-0807 to sign up for classes
•Victim Advocate 24/7 Crisis Line for Victims of Domestic Violence: 637-4035
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Fleet and Family Support Center
Yorktown
Ms. Cheri Inverso
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Fleet and Family Support
Center Yorktown
Classes and Workshops available at FFSC Yorktown are open to all Military ID card holders
Call 757-887-4606 to register or for more information.
•Life Skills Workshops
•Love Thinks 9 Sept 1:00 – 2:30 pm
•Building Effective Anger Management Skills 21Sept-2 Oct (M,W,F) 9:0011:00 am
•Parenting in a Military Family 22 & 29 5:00 – 7:30 pm
• Financial Workshops
•Home Ownership Workshop 2 Sept 8:30 am-3:00 pm
•Art of Money Management 12 Aug 8:30 am-4:30 pm
•Transition/Employment Workshops
•Entrepreneurial Track 23 & 24 Sept 8:00 am-4:00 pm
•Law Enforcement Job Fair 30 Sept 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
"Like" us on https://www.facebook.com/FFSCMA
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Spouses’ Club of Fort
Eustis (SCFE)
Mrs. Candice Cartwright
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Urgent Stock
Appeal
Volunteer
With Us
The Whistle Stop urgently needs your
donations of:
You can make a big difference by volunteering
in the Whistle Stop
*Clothing
*Shoes
*Handbags
*Jewelry
*accessories
*household goods
*furniture
*sports gear
Tuesday, Wednesday and every 3rd Saturday
Contact: [email protected]
Fitness and Sports Centers
Ms. Kellie Jorgensen
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733d FSD Sustainment Services
Fitness and Sports, Kellie Jorgensen, Fitness
Center Director
• Coming soon to the Fitness Center: Yoga, Pilates, TRX, Spin, Bootcamp, Personal Trainers,
Massage
•With all the new, some changes are being made to the facilities, details of our
“makeover” process is on https://new.jbleforcesupport.com
•New equipment in Fitness Centers: See Slide
•TRX Tactical Locker for Unit PT
• Intramural Sports:
•Soccer- currently playing
•JBLE Soccer Finals- 26 AUG @ 1800
•Bowling- LOI 28 SEPT, Starts 7 OCT
•Flag Football- LOI 24 AUG
• Tour de Virginia: Going through August
•Sign-up at all fitness facilities
• Mulberry Island Half Marathon/5K
•September 19th, register on Active.com
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Center Director
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Center Director
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Center Director
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Boy Scouts
SSG John Spratt
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Boy Scout Troop 45
Who:
Any boy who is 11 years old, or one who has completed the fifth grade or
earned the Arrow of Light Award and is at least 10 years old, but is not yet 18 years old
When: Every Monday from 6:30pm – 8:00pm
Where: Building 824 Monroe Ave, Fort Eustis, Virginia 23604
Contact: Scoutmaster: John Spratt - 931-249-4079
Assistant Scoutmaster: Nick Burney – 254-368-3368
Email: [email protected]
733d Force Support Division
Ms. Chadney Thompson
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Fall Bowling Leagues NOW FORMING!
-FE Bowling Center, FMI, 878-5482
-New! Thursday Lunchtime Doubles League: Bowl 2 games each week,
Two (2) bowlers any combination. Cost $6.50 per week / Receive
discount lunch card.
FREE Family Pool Party – 28 Aug & 4 Sep from 8-11pm
-Fort Eustis Club Outdoor Pool
-FMI, 878-5817/1090
Fall Festival – 19 September from 1-4pm
- Boys & Girls Club Kids Day!
-Fort Eustis Youth Programs, 1102 Pershing Ave
-FREE: Bounce Houses, Crafts, Games, Treats, Prizes & More!
Classic Car Show – 19 September from 12pm-5pm
-Jamestown Village Club House, 1000 Historic Trail, Hampton VA
-Register your vehicle @ jbleforcesupport.com
-FMI, Community Programs 764-2983/2984
Visit us 24/7 online @ www.jbleforcesupport.com
Child Youth & School
Services (CYSS)
Mrs. Dottie Scarborough
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Child Youth & School Services (CYSS)
Mrs. Dottie Scarborough
• Part day Pre-school Begins 8 September, open to children ages 3-5, FMI 878-4025
• Photography Fridays, open to children 11-18, FMI 878-4025
• Spanish Lessons, Mondays, open to ages 5-18. FMI 878-5882
• Art Classes, Wednesdays & Thursdays, open to ages 3-18. FMI 878-5882
• Gymnastics, Mondays & Wednesdays, open to ages 18 months-18. FMI 878-5882
• Dance, Wednesdays & Thursdays, open to ages 2-18. FMI 878-5882
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CYSS
School Liaison Officer
POC: Christine Stiefel, 757-878-3514
First Day of School – Tuesday, September 8th, 2015
Newport News – Open House
Middle – 2 Sept 15 @ 1600-1900
Elementary – 3 Sept 15 @ 1600-1900
Early Childhood Centers – 3 Sept 15 @ 1600-1900
Williamsburg James City County – Open House
High – 1 Sept 15 @ 1600-1800
Middle – 2 Sept 15 @ 1600-1800
Elementary – 3 Sept 15 @ 1600-1800
York County – Open House
High – See website for Orientations
Middle– 2 Sept 15, see YCSD Website for specific hours
Elementary – 3 Sept 15, see YCSD Website for specific hours
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Part Day Preschool
starts September 8th, 2015
Open to children ages 3-5
years old. Class runs
Monday-Friday 0930-1230.
Signups start July 20th, 2015.
Stop by Parent Central
Services in building 650 to
sign up or call 878-4025.
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Fees: $40/month
Ages: 11 – 18
5:30 – 6:30
For registration information, please call Parent Central Services at 878-4025
or JBLE Instructional Program Director at 878-5882
Civilian youth ages 11 -18 Year old can participate
$18 per year registration fee REQUIRED!!
TUITION IS PAID MONTHLY
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FMI
@757-878-5882
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FMI
@757-878-5882
Fees: $100/ month
30 min session
Ages: 10 – 18
Location: Youth Center
FMI @ 757-878-5882
Mondays
5:15 – 6:15 pm (1 Hour)
$65/month
(5-18)
As children progress, more sessions will open and advance sessions will become available
as well.
We encourage parents to join and learn along with their child(ren).
Class days and times are subject to change
FMI @ 757-878-5882
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JBLE Instructional
Taekwondo Program
World Class Martial Arts Training
America’s #1 Martial Art!!!
World Taekwondo Federation

Classes held on
Tuesdays & Thursdays
5:30pm-6:15pm
(Beginners)
6:15pm-7pm
(Advanced)
Monthly Tuition: $50
Ages 5-18 Years Old
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$40/month
Wednesdays
4:15 – 5:00 pm (45 min)
5:15 – 6:00 pm (45 min)
2-4 Year Olds Ballet/Tap
5-8 Year Olds Ballet
Thursdays
5:15 – 6:00 pm (45 min)
6:15 – 7:00 pm (45 min)
7&UP Lyrical
7&UP Hip Hop
Class days and times are subject to change
FMI @ 757-878-5882
FRIDAYS ONLY
30MIN LESSONS - $25/Month
1 HOUR LESSONS - $50/Month
FMI @ 757-878-5882
Lessons are held on Tuesdays, Thursdays or Fridays
Piano Lessons
30 Minute Lessons:$65
1 Hour Lessons: $125
Violin Lessons
45 Minute Lessons $90
FMI @ 757-878-5882
Army Family Action Plan
(AFAP) Forum
Ms. Sharon Rector
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Army Family Action Plan (AFAP)
Ms. Sharon Rector
• ACS is still looking for Delegates and volunteers for
Facilitator, Recorder, Issue Support and Room Management,
For more information call ACS at 757-878-3638.
• Deadline to submit an AFAP issue is 7 Oct.
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Volunteer Program
Mrs. Donna Cloy
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Volunteer Opportunities
Fort Eustis Community:
 Groninger Library, Library Aids needed. POC is Valerie Fashion, 878-5017.
 Herb Bateman Army Education Center, needs Administrative Technician to greet
clients, answer phone, and perform routine administrative work. POC is Annette
Whitaker, 878-2083 ext 227.
 Aquatic Center, Lifeguard. POC is Mark Zephir, 878-1090
 Whistle Stop Thrift Store, Volunteers needed Tuesday, Wednesday and every 3rd
Saturday. Call 878-0190 for more information or to volunteer.
 USO, volunteers are needed to work in the Center, 1400-1700 and/or 1700-1900.
Call the USO at 878-2415.
 ID Card Section, volunteer Receptionist needed, Bldg. 650. POC is Tyrone Fuller,
878-2180.
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Volunteer Opportunities
Local Community:
 Hampton VA Medical Center, volunteer Greeter Program. Greet and provide
directions to Veterans and Family members. Must be at least 18, background
check required. POC is Diane Alvis, 757-728-3124, [email protected].
 Virginia Peninsula FoodBank, Feds Feed Families Food Drive, POC is donna Tighe,
[email protected], 757-596-7188.
 Personal-Touch Hospice Volunteer Program, Veteran Support Hospice Volunteer.
As a Veteran Support Hospice volunteer you will have the unique opportunity to
offer a special kind of care, comfort and understanding for terminally ill veteran
patients and their families. POC is Rebecca Wilkinson, 757-595-8005.
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Army Community Service
Mrs. Donna Cloy
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ATTENTION!!!
Service Members, Family Members,
and Civilians are invited to attend
DATE
September 1, 2015
September 15, 2015
September 29, 2015
October 13th, 2015
TIME
0900-1330
LOCATION
Lakeside Conference Center
828 Kells Drive, Fort Eustis
Welcome!
We’re glad you are here
For more information call
ACS at 757.878.3638
http://facebook.com/forteustisacs
8 October 2015
What: Joint Services Exceptional Family Member
Program (EFMP) Forum and Resource Fair
Where: Community Commons
74 Burrell Loop Road
Joint Base Langley-Eustis
Langley Air Force Base
FMI Call: 757.878.1954
Army Community Service (ACS)
Mrs. Donna Cloy
• Joint Services EFMP Forum and Resource Fair, 8 Oct, Community Commons LAFB
• Coupon Class, 15 September 1700-1900, ACS Bldg 650
• Resume Writing Workshop, 17 September 0900-1200, ACS Bldg. 650
• JBLE Job Fair, 24 September 0900-1400 Fort Eustis Club
• Spouse Resilience Training, 28 September- 1 October 0900-1300, ACS Bldg. 650
• Federal Employment Workshop, 27 Aug & 23 Sep 1000-1200, ACS Bldg. 650
• RDC and FRG Training, 22-23 September 0900-1630/0830-1700, ACS Bldg. 650
• AFTB Personal Growth & Resilience, 14-17 September 0900-1500, ACS Bldg. 650
• Funds Custodian Training, 9 September 1300-1500, ACS Bldg. 650
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FRG TREASURER TRAINING
Learn the regulations to effectively raise funds and
manage the FRG Informal funds.
FUND CUSTODIAN TRAINING
will be conducted from
1300-1500,
in the Army Community Service
Conference Room, on the following dates:
1 July and 9 Sep 2015.
All FRG Treasurers, FRG Leaders FRLs,
Commanders, and FRG Volunteers are
welcome to attend.
ACS: 650 Monroe Ave, Bldg. 650
Please call 878-3638 or 878-3119 to register.
Learn the essential ingredients and key
tasks for an effective FRG.
RDC and FRG Training
July 21 – 22 and Sept 22-23
0900 to 1630/0830 to 1700
Bldg. 650, Monroe Ave.
Army Community Service
Conference Room
Call 757-878-3638 or 3119 to register
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Next Community Events Council
22 September 2015
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Closing Remarks
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Fort Eustis Community Events Council 25 August 2015

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