Fort Eustis Community Events Council 21 June 2016

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Fort Eustis
Community Events Council
21 June 2016
Supporting Fort Eustis
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Army Emergency Relief
Recognition
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Volunteer Program
Mrs. Donna Cloy
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Volunteer Opportunities
Fort Eustis Community:
 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. Call the USO at 878-2415.
 ID Card Section, volunteer Receptionist needed, Bldg. 650. POC is Tyrone Fuller,
878-4898.
 Survivor Outreach Services, SOS Administrator, POC Rochelle Crocket, 878-3887,
[email protected].
 Army Community Service, ACS Program Assistant, POC is Sharon Rector, 8783638.
 Octoberfest, 30 Sep 16, 1530-approx 2200 hours, POC is Gloria Anderson, 757846-5475, [email protected]
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Volunteer Opportunities
Local Community:
 91st Running of the Hampton Regatta Cup, 6-7 Aug, follow this link for
information on volunteer opportunities - ttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/1jl4qZGYyYrkZECbbuxcRYek7t1Vd4JcD8qQz39JhtU.
 Virginia Peninsula Chamber of Commerce 2016 Military Citizen of the Year Award
Nomination criteria:
Must be Active Duty, E6 or below, must have displayed exemplary military
character traits throughout the year, commitment to the Virginia Peninsula
Community through volunteering to one or more worthy activities throughout
the year.
For more information or to submit nominations contact Donna Cloy,
[email protected], 757-878-3638. Nominations must be submitted by
COB 13 July.
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Army Community Service
Mrs. Donna Cloy
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Army Community Service (ACS)
Mrs. Donna Cloy
• Marketing Yourself for a Second Career, 27 June 1300-1530 SFL/TAP Bldg. 705
• Federal Employment Workshop, 30 June & 28 July 0900-1100, ACS Bldg. 650
• Interviewing Workshop, 7 July & 4 August 0900-1100, ACS Bldg. 650
• Resume Writing Workshop, 21 July & 24 August 0900-1200, ACS Bldg. 650
• Deployed Families Ice Cream Social, 14 July 1530-1730, Fort Eustis Club Lawn
• Funds Custodian Training, 6 July 1300-1500, ACS Bldg.650
• AFTB Personal Growth & Resilience, 8-11 August 0900-1500, ACS Bldg. 650
• Care Team Training, 3 August 0900-1500, ACS Bldg. 650
• Credit Management, 12 & 26 July & 9 & 23 August 0900-1000, ACS Bldg. 650
• Developing a Financial Plan 5 & 19 July & 2 & 16 August 0900-1530, ACS Bldg. 650
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A 2.5 hour professional seminar for transitioning military members
Spouses are cordially invited!
Marketing Yourself for
A Second Career
Date: Jun 27, 2016
Time: 1300-1530
Location: Soldier For Life-Transition Assistance Program
Classroom – 705 Washington Blvd, Fort Eustis, VA 23604
Please register by contacting Roger Bullis at (757) 878-3173
or e-mail: [email protected]
LEARN ABOUT
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Understanding your competition in the job
hunt
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Developing your transition strategy
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Overcoming civilian employers’ perceptions
of military personnel
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Resume and LinkedIn development
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Networking and penetrating the hidden job
market
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Preparing for and conducting a successful
interview
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Negotiating a salary and benefit packages
SPEAKER Colonel Terri Coles, USA (Ret)
Deputy Director , Career Transition Center, MOAA
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Recently transitioned after 20+ years on active duty
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In-depth experience in networking, resume writing, communications and social media
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Understands the transition process and keys to success for life after the military
Please come and join us for an
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
&
Have a chance to meet other Deployed Families!
14 July 2016
3:30 – 5:30p.m.
Fort Eustis Club Lawn (by the pool)
To reserve a scoop, please call 757-878-3638/3119.
Please register no later than July 11 for headcount.
Open to the spouses, children and family members of our Deployed
Service Members!
Exceptional Family Member Program
MAHC/EFMP Clinic Hours: 0830-1500, Tuesday- Thursday
by appointment only
Call Pediatric Lion Clinic MAHC/EFMP (757)314-7611 or
(757)314-7607 for EFMP enrollment appointments, EFMP update appointments,
Overseas Screening appointments, forms, and EFMP Summary Reports.
EFMP forms are available at:
http://EFMP.amedd.army.mil
For EFMP Family Support: Call ACS/EFMP (757)878-1954/2399/3638
Regulatory Guidance for EFMP is AR 608-75
https://www.whitehouse.gov/joiningforces
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Promote expanded employment and career development opportunities for veterans and military spouses
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Highlight career and hiring resources for veterans and military spouses
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Educate employers about the business case for hiring veteran military spouses
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Work to reduce or eliminate licensing and credentialing barriers for transitioning service members, veterans, and their families
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Encourage veteran entrepreneurship and small business resources
https://www.uschamberfoundation.org/hiring-our-heroes
Hiring Our Heroes, a program of the U.S. Chamber of
Commerce Foundation. Initiative to help veterans,
transitioning service members, and military spouses find
meaningful employment opportunities. Working with vast
network of state and local chambers and strategic partners
from the public, private, and non-profit sectors.
July 7, 0900-1100
August 4, 0900-1100
September 8, 0900-1100
July 28th
August 25th
September 16th
0900-1100
FMI: 878-3638
Roger Bullis: 878-3173
Bldg 650 Monroe Ave
www.facebook.com/forteustisacs.com
Résumé Writing Workshop
July 21, 2016
August 24, 2016
September 15, 2016
9am – 12pm
650 Monroe Ave, Fort Eustis, 23604
757-878-3638
STAND OUT WITH AN OUTSTANDING RESUME!
Create or transform your resume to
make the most of your work
experience,
so employers will jump at the chance
to meet the product you are
marketing - YOU!
Free & Open to the community ~ To register, call 878-3173.
29 August – 1 September; 2016, 0900-1600
Dates: Aug 2, 2016
Sept 6, 2016
Time: 1000-1100
Spouse Resilience Seminar
Learn skills that can enhance your personal resilience
Location: ACS, Bldg 650
16-17 Aug: 0900-1500
FMI: 757-878-3638/3173
Building 650 Monroe Ave
http://www.facebook.com/forteustisacs
When: 13 July 2016 1700-1900
Location: ACS Conference Room
650 Monroe Ave
3 August 2016; 0900-1500
FRG Training
July 19, 2016
July 20, 2016
0900-1630
0830-1630
Pre-deployment Brief
12 July & 2 August 2016
0930-1130
Army Community Service Conference Room
Bldg 650
Learn about the different agencies that can prepare you
before, during and after deployment.
Open to family members.
Child care is not provided.
For more information or to register for the class, please call
(757) 878-3638 or 3119
Reintegration Brief
7 July and 4 August 2016
1330-1430
Army Community Service Conference Room
Bldg 650
Learn about the different agencies that can prepare you to
reunite successfully with your family and military
community after deployment.
Open to family members.
Child care is not provided.
For more information or to register for the class, please call
(757) 878-3638 or 3119
FAMILY READINESS LIAISON (FRL)
TRAINING
OPOC
Are you a new FRL?
Learn about your role and
responsibilities.
Steering
Committee
Meetings
Families
vFRG
Training dates for 2016:
30 Mar; 27 Apr; 31 May; 29 Jun; 27 Jul;
24 Aug; 28 Sep; 26 Oct & 22 Nov
ACS Classroom, Bldg 650 Monroe Avenue;
1300-1600.
For more information/to register,
please call 757-878-3638/3119.
Soldiers
Child and Youth Programs (CYP)
Ms. Dottie Scarborough
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Child and School Programs (CYP)
Mrs. Dottie Scarborough
• Messy Art Lessons, Tuesday at 0930-1030, Open to ages 0-4, 1102 Pershing Ave.
• Art Lessons, Tue, Wed & Thur 1800-1900, Open to ages 5-18 FMI Call 878-4662
• Cheerleading Instruction, Mon 1700-1900, Open to ages 5-18 FMI Call 878-4662
• Hip Hop Dance Lessons, Thurs 1700-1900, Open to ages 5-18, FMI Call 878-4662
• Fort Eustis Summer Sports Camps begin 20 June, FMI Call 878-3724
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Fees: $55/ month
Ages: 5-18
Mondays: 5:00 – 7:00
Location: Youth Center
For registration information, please call Parent Central Services at 878-4025
or JBLE Instructional Program Director at 878-4662
Non-DoD Civilians can participate in all SKIES programs. $18 per year registration fee
REQUIRED!!
TUITION IS PAID MONTHLY
Fees: $55/ month
Ages: 5-18
Thursdays: 5:00–7:00
Location: Youth Center
or JBLE Instructional Program Director at 878-4662
Civilian youth ages 5 -18 Year old can participate
$18 per year registration fee REQUIRED!!
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Mondays
$5/month
Ages: 6-18
5:00 – 6:00 pm
6:00 – 7:00 pm
Beginners
Advance
Fridays
5:00 – 6:00 pm
6:00 – 7:00 pm
Beginners
Advance
We encourage parents to join and learn along with the
child(ren)
**Class days and times are subject to change
Or Skies Unlimited Director at 878-1991
Civilian youth ages 6-18 Year old can participate
$18 per year registration fee REQUIRED!!
Religious Support Operations
Chaplain (MAJ) Kevin Sears
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Religious Support Office
Sunday Worship Services:
Catholic, 0930, and Protestant, 1100, at Regimental Memorial Chapel (RMC),
923 Lee Boulevard; 1000 at Wylie Auditorium; 705 Washington Boulevard
(Service Station Side Entrance); and Latter-Day Saints, 1100, RMC Annex,
1005 Monroe Avenue
On-Call Duty Chaplain:
Contact the On-Call Duty Chaplain for emergencies during non-duty hours at
757-878-1304
Upcoming Events:
Vacation Bible School, 11-15 July, RMC, 0900-1200, for children who
have completed K-5th grade. Registration begins 15 June. Register at
RMC, Monday-Friday, 8:30-4:30 or Sunday, 8:30-12:30. FMI: Please
contact Mrs. Jeanne Vaul, 878-4316 or the RMC at 878-1304/1316
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Religious Support Office
Upcoming Events (Continued):
Registration for Catholic Religious Education begins in August, Sundays,
following Mass, 1030-1200, at the RMC. Classes provided for Pre-School8th Grade to include Sacramental Prep for Baptism, First Reconciliation,
First Communion, and Confirmation. Adult classes include Rite of Christian
Initiation, Catholic Men’s Group, and Marriage Enrichment. Classes begin
Sunday, 18 September, 1045-1200, at the RMC
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
For children who have completed K-5th grades
11-15 July 0900-1200
Regimental Memorial Chapel
923 Lee Blvd
Registration begins 15 June
Register at the chapel
Monday-Friday, 0830-1630
Sunday, 0830-1230
733d Security Forces Squadron
Mr. William Reed
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733D Security Forces Squadron
Mr. William Reed 878-4555
Driving Safety Tips
• Avoid Distracted Driving. Cell phones can take your focus away from the task at hand:
arriving safely at your destination. Do not answer calls or text messages while driving.
• Avoid driving when you're tired. Be aware that some medications can cause drowsiness
and make operating a vehicle very dangerous. Be sure to take a break every 2 hours.
• Always use caution when changing lanes. Cutting in front of someone, changing lanes too
fast or not using your signals may cause an accident or upset other drivers.
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Driving Safety Tips
• Beware of the Caterpillar – don’t tailgate – keep a safe distance.
• Buckle Up! Did you know that fastening your Seatbelt can reduce your risk
of being killed or injured in a crash by 50%? That’s a staggering statistic,
especially when you consider how many people still choose not to buckle
up. It’s the law to wear your safety belt.
• Don’t Drink and Drive. In 2011, 27% of traffic fatalities involved alcohol.
Drinking and Driving is a huge problem in the state and far too many lives
are lost because of poor decisions. If you know that you will be drinking,
always have a plan. The legal BAC limit is 0.08%, however a BAC as low as
0.02% can affect your driving abilities. Don’t become a statistic. Avoid
drinking and driving at all costs.
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House Checks
• Free Service!!!
• Conducted while you are on vacation and are not in your home.
• Conducted whether you are on leave, pass, or TDY.
• We will check daily for signs of unlawful entry, damage, unusual activity,
and unsecured doors and windows.
• Complete the form and drop it off at the 733d Security Forces Office
located in building 705.
• For more information call the SFS Desk at 878-4555
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733d Logistic Readiness Squadron
SSgt Akino Malcum
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JBLE-LANGLEY MISSION PARTNER MEETING
733D LOGISTICS READINESS SQUADRON
633 ABW
TMO Tips for a Stress-Free PCS
Don’t delay - commercial carrier schedules fill up fast during peak season so start coordination
immediately upon receipt of orders
- complete Self Counseling at http://www.move.mil
Safety first - members/dependents MUST NOT sponsor movers on to installation as movers MUST
be vetted by Security Forces
- members or dependents are required to be present at all times during move process
Be prepared - ensure all items that require shipment or storage are clearly identified to carrier personnel
- complete walk-thru of residence before movers depart to ensure all identified items have
been packed/loaded
- provide accurate/updated contact information to carrier
Provide feedback - utilize the Defense Personal Property System and local TMO office
Contact TMO with Questions - Langley: (757) 764-4151/7868/7869/4171/2045
- Ft. Eustis: (757) 878-2152/2832
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633rd ABW Safety Office
SMSgt Justin Ulmen
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Summer Safety
Good….
- Mishaps show a steady downward trend AF wide.
- No Data to Support that Summer is any more dangerous than the rest of the year.
Bad…
- Even with positive mishap trends, the DoD as a whole still loses millions of dollars
and lives each year due to accidents.
• Seasonal Hazards On and Off-duty
• Driving Hazards (Distracted/Under the Influence)
Ugly…
- In almost every single case the MEMBER, could have prevented their own
mishap.
SO WHAT CAN YOU DO??
Summer Safety
Responsibilities…
“…Consider personal safety and the safety of
coworkers while performing assigned tasks as well as
off-duty activities….” AFI 91-202 The US Air Force
Mishap Prevention Program
Resources
www.check3gps.com
www.Safety.army.mil
www.afsec.af.mil
www.trips.safety.army.mil
JBLE Emergency Management
Mr. Daniel Wyrick
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633 CES Emergency Mgmt
Lockdown vs Shelter In Place.
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Know the Terms and the Differences
• “Lockdown”: Used in an Active Shooter Scenario
• “Shelter-In-Place”: Used when a toxic cloud is floating over the Installation
Lockdown Procedures
Shelter-In-Place (SIP) Procedures
• Implement Lockdown upon hearing
shots or when directed
• Entire installation will be locked down
for any incident
• All Personnel must restrict movement
• If in a building stay there and secure
doors and windows
• No movement between areas until
the all clear issued
• All personnel move to SIP room
• Turnoff ventilation if possible
• Seal windows and doors with
materials from SIP kit
• Stay in place until notified by Giant
Voice or proper authorities
•AtHoc (Computer Notification) and Giant Voice will be used to notify
personnel for both incidents
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McDonald Army Health Center
LTC Heidi Mon
CSM Timothy Allen
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McDonald Army Health Center
Fort Eustis, VA
 Health Center Key Dates (Closure)
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1-4 July: O-Day / Independence Day Closure (including all pharmacies)
Plan your medication needs prior to July 1 (or wait until 5 July)
 MCAHC Events/Observances for July / August
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Eye Injury Prevention Month (July)
National Immunization Awareness Month (August)
Performance Triad Month (August)
 MCAHC Improvements: Pharmacy!
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In April, we serviced 93% of beneficiaries in under one hour and 74% in less than 30 minutes
In May, we serviced 100% of beneficiaries in under one hour and 83% in less than 30 minutes
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Ft. Eustis Dental Activity
COL Michael Evans
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US Army Dental Activity
Ft. Eustis
• Dental Clinics on Ft. Eustis will be open only for sick call on 07-08 July in
observance of Commander’s Call and Organization Day.
• Fort Story Dental Clinic will have a limited amount of appointments until arrival of
permanently assigned dentist.
• Fort Eustis Community will be seeing an AAFES Dental Clinic On-post that will
serve all eligible beneficiaries. Groundbreaking is projected early 2017.
• Ft. Eustis DENTAC will host Right Arm Night, 1700-1800 on Friday, 22 July.
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Balfour Beatty Communities
Ms. Christina Sonnier
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Fort Eustis Family Homes
July & August Events
July 4th Offices Closed
July 9th Summer Festival, 1 to 4p.m.
July 15th Gummi Worm Day: Make Your Own Dirt Cup Treat, 3 to 4p.m
July 21st Candy Bingo, 4 to 6p.m.
July 14th, 21st, 28th & August 4th , 18th Summer Story Time 9:30 to 10:30a.m
July 16th & August 20th Community Yard Sale, 8 to 2p.m.
August 11th Back 2 School Night, Youth Center, 1102 Pershing Ave 2 to 4p.m.
August 18th Walking Taco Night, 4 to 6p.m
August 25th Back To School Kids Craft, 3 to 4p.m.
FREE Popsicle Friday – Every Friday at the Community Center
May thru August - Neighborhood Beautification – Winner Will Receive $25
Housing Office
Ms. Owana Hunter
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HOUSING OFFICE
733d Mission Support Group, Civil Engineer
BLDG 650, Room 114
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Permissive TDY Stamp
(MUST report to Housing within first 2 days of permissive TDY)
Help Finding a Home Off-Post
(apartments and single family homes off-post)
OR Referral to On-Post Privatized Housing
Rental Partnership Program with 80 apartment complexes
(no deposits and no application fees) 12 month lease, AIT not eligible
Help resolving landlord/tenant issues
Help when PCSing from Eustis to a new duty station
Monthly Home Buying & Home Selling Seminar in Bldg. 650
second Tuesday of each month NEXT DATES: 12 JULY 2016
and 9 AUGUST 2016 5-7 p.m. Call 757 878-5411 to register
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HOUSING OFFICE
733d Mission Support Group, Civil Engineer
Housing for Unaccompanied
Junior Enlisted Soldiers
• 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 address 829 Monroe Ave
phone 757 878-5858
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TRADOC Band
2LT Richard Viglucci
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U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command Band
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U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command Band
Music Under the Stars
Magnolia Park
August
Big Band, Latin Night
August 4
USO’s 75th Anniversary
August 11
Big Band, Music of Phil Collins
August 18
Season Finale, 1812 Overture
August 25
84th Season
Every Thursday @ Magnolia Park
June 2 – August 25
Start Time: 7pm
Visit: tradocband.com
FB: Facebook.com/TRADOCBand
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American Red Cross
Ms. Jamie Reed
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American Red Cross, Service to
Armed Forces (SAF)
878-3339/[email protected]
•Jamie Reed, SAF Manager for the Peninsula area including Fort Eustis, Langley
AFB, and the VA Hospital
•Summer Youth Program
•Approximately 10 volunteers
•Program is full
•Volunteering
•Opportunities:
•Casework, hospital, administrative assistant at Fort Eustis office, special
events
•Workshops
•Coping with Deployment
•Reconnection
•Meet and Greets
•Contact me to schedule meeting
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Fort Eustis Retiree Council
Ms. Shirley Smith
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TOASTMASTERS CLUB
Mrs. Regina Fremont-Gomez
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TOASTMASTERS CLUB
650 Monroe Ave, Conference Room 116
Since 1924 proven way to become
a better speaker & leader
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Over 330,000 members worldwide
Over 15,000 clubs in 135 countries
Over 1 million people have benefited in 90 + years
Famous former Toastmasters
Reasonable cost
Meetings 2x a month in Bldg. 650
• Supporting
POCFortis
Regina Fremont-Gomez, 878-2977
Eustis
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TOASTMASTERS CLUB
650 Monroe Ave, Conference Room 116
Since 1924 proven way to become
a better speaker & leader
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Have fun and learn in the process
Communication and leadership skills development
Supporting encouraging environment
Real-life training; Constructive feedback
Reasonable cost
Meetings 2x a month in Bldg. 650
• POC is Regina Fremont-Gomez, 878-2977
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Fort Eustis Diamond Council
1SG Nolan Hills
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Fort Eustis Diamond Council
• 23 Jun 16 (1130-1300/Fort Eustis Club) – 3rd Quarter Leadership Luncheon.
MCPOCG (Ret) Vince Patton guest speaking.
• New Executive Council – 1SG Melissa White (President), 1SG Demetrius
Harrell (Vice President), 1SG Willie Ross (Secretary) effective 1 Jul 16.
• Battle Rhythm – 1st Qtr. (Thanksgiving & Christmas Holiday Basket Food
Drive), 2nd/3rd/4th Qtrs. (Random Act of Kindness/Leadership
Luncheon/Fund Raiser).
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Fort Eustis Commissary
Mr. Ramon Miller
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Fort Eustis Commissary
Ramon Miller
Commissary Officer
21-22 June – NFL Pro-Camp grades 1-8
28 June - Scholarship for Military Children – Six Recipients
Help Wanted: The Commissary is looking for Sales Store
Checkers. If you are a Military Spouse new to the installation and are
looking for employment, let the Commissary be your employer of
choice. We offer flexible scheduling and some benefits. Call the Store
Director, Ramon Miller 878-5966 for more information.
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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: 276-1090
•Anger Management: 26 July-13 Sept 1300-1430
•Marriage LINKS: 7, 14, 21 & 28 July 0900-1100
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!
Victim Advocate 24/7 Crisis Line for Victims of Domestic Violence: 276-1090
•Call 878-0807 to sign up for classes & for counseling
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Fleet and Family Support Center
Yorktown
Mr. Bryan Groner
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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.
 Military Life Skills Education Programs:
 Building Effective Anger Management Skills 18 – 22 July (M, W, F) 8:00 - Noon
 Personal Financial Management Programs:
 Homeownership 6 July 8:30 am– 3:00 pm
 Car Buying Strategies 19 July 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm
 Family Employment / Transition Assistance Programs:
 Job Search Strategies 6 July 9:00 am - Noon
 Effective Resume Writing 6 July 1:00 pm– 4:00 pm
 Federal Employment System 7 July 9:00 am – Noon
 Interview Techniques 7 July 1:00 pm– 4:00 pm
 Smooth Move 19 July 8:00 am – 11:00 am
 VA Disability Benefits Review 21 July 8:00 am – 4:30 pm
https://www.cnic.navy.mil/Yorktown/index.htm
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Boy Scouts of America
1SG Nicholas Burney
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Boy Scouts of America
Cub Scout Pack 45 and Boy Scout Troop 45
Looking for motivated Young Men to join Scouting for the Cub Scout Pack and Boy Scout Troop
Located on Fort Eustis
Pack 45 meets on Tuesday at 1800-1900 located in the Post Chapel: ages 6-10 (first grade to
fifth grade)
POC Committee Chair Tyrone Simmons (912)322-0556 or email [email protected]
Troop 45 meets on Mondays at 1830-2000 located in building 824 Monroe Ave.: ages 11-18
POC Scoutmaster Nick Burney (254)368-3386 or email [email protected]
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633rd FSS Sustainment Services
Mr. Jacob Richmond
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633 FSS Sustainment Services
Fitness & Sports, Jake Richmond, Fitness Director
Fitness Center:
• New Heavy Bags, HR Monitors, Spin Bikes (coming soon), and Equipment
• Fitness Access Orientations:
• Monday and Friday @ 1130 & 1530
• No Wednesdays or 0730 time slots
• TRX Locker
• Moved to Underneath Shade at Anderson Field House
• Orientations Available @ Anderson Upon Request
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633 FSS Sustainment Services
Fitness & Sports, Jake Richmond, Fitness Director
Fitness:
•Co.Re. Supplemental PT Program: 3 Soldiers Currently Enrolled
•Increase PFT performance through a combination of movement development, core
stabilization, and high intensity circuit training
•8-week course led by Jake Richmond
•Contact Jake Richmond (878-6075) for Enrollment
•July Incentive Challenge: Pull-Up/Push-Up Challenge
•Total Amt. of Pull-Ups & Push-Ups thru July (Allowed to compete once/day)
•Annual Incentive Program – Hike the Appalachian Trail
•1000 # Weightlifting Club – Leaderboard at Anderson Field House
Intramural/Extramural Sports:
•Softball (ongoing)
•Varsity Softball (Coed) – Tryouts in July (POC Jennifer Vess: [email protected])
•Flag Football – Starting August/September
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July
Class
Schedule
633rd Force Support Squadron
Mr. Eric Deagle
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Closing Remarks
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Next Community Events Council
23 August 2016
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Fort Eustis Community Events Council 21 June 2016

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