Integrated Resilience Office
Bldg 1102
801-777-1090
https://www.resilience.af.mil/Resilience/

The local Integrated Resilience program equips Airmen with the knowledge, skills, tools and resources required to continually assess and adjust to their environment.  We train Resilience Training Assistants, support development of Master Resilience Trainers, and encourage Seeking Consultation and  Whole Person Wellness. We provide leadership consultations and have multiple resources to support individual and unit Comprehensive Airmen Fitness. 

Civilian Health Promotion Services
801-586-9586
Bldg. 533

The Civilian Health Promotion Services  (CHPS) mission is to improve the health and well-being of the Air Forcecivilian workforce.

Occupational Medicine Services
801-777-1163

The Occupational Medicine Services (OMS) clinic serves all Federal civilian employees on base; the medical staff evaluates, treats, and follows up with occupational injuries and illnesses, and addresses OSHA-related health standards on base. The OMS clinical psychologist assists individuals in crisis or with work-related stress problems, and assists supervisors who are concerned about a distressed or impaired employee. -- Bldg. 249

Employee Assistance Program
866-580-9078
www.AFPC.af.mil/EAP 

The FOH Employee Assistance Program (EAP) provides 24/7 services for Air Force civilian employees and household members. Services include short term solution focused counseling, assessment and referral, management consultation, career coaching, and 24 hour crisis hotline. This is a voluntary, confidential, and prepaid benefit.

Community Resilience Program
801-586-1046
75abw.crc.workflow@us.af.mil

The Community Resilience Program provides resource and referral support to civilian personnel by increasing awareness of and access to installation and community resources.  The Community Resilience Coordinators (CRC) are embedded within each OO-ALC group and enhance connectedness of employees to each other and the mission, build comradery, and promote the Wingman Culture.  The program serves as a force multiplier and supports a primary prevention approach used to increase protective factors/reduce risk factors prior to a negative behavior occurring.

Need to talk? Military & Family Life Counselors (MFLCs) are available to help service members, spouses, children and staff, to address a variety of issues. Consultations are free and anonymous; no records are kept.

Military & Family Readiness Center 
801-777-4681

The mission of the Military and Family Readiness Center to provide targeted Airmen and family support and services by contributing to mission readiness, and the well-being of the Air Force community. We support and maintain mission readiness by assisting individuals and families with adaptation to the challenges and demands of expeditionary operations and the military lifestyle.  For assistance contact us at 801-777-4681.

Child Development Center
801-777-6321/6223

The Child Development Center (CDC) serves children ages 6 weeks-5 years. Waiting list is maintained. Fees are based on Total Family Income. Drop-In care is provided on a space available basis. -- Bldg. 464 and 470

Family Child Care
801-777-0695

The Family Child Care (FCC) program provides home care for children ages 2 weeks to 12 years old. Care includes evening, weekend, TDY, Special Needs, Extended Duty, hourly, full-time, and before and after school. Providers are licensed through the base commander after completing training requirements. List updated monthly. -- Bldg. 460

Youth Center
801-777-2419

The Youth Center services are offered through the base's School Age, Pre Teen, Teen including Youth Sports and Instructional programs. -- Bldg 883

Heart Link

The Heart Link program is an orientation to the Air Force for new spouses. Dinner is provided and child care reimbursement may be available. Call the A&FRC at 801-777-4681 to sign up.

Key Spouse Program 

The Key Spouse Program promotes individual, family, and unit readiness encouraging peer-to-peer Wingman support and the Facebook page serves as source of information to network with one another, learn about resources on base and in the local community, provide weekly newsletters and monthly training dates and topics.

Hearts Apart
The Hearts Apart newsletter lists activities for spouses, loved ones and families of deployed military members.

Useful Deployment Links
Family Deployment Information
Deployment Resources for Kids
Foster Pet Care for Deployers

Equal Opportunity Office
801-777-4856
Bldg. 460
The Equal Opportunity Office (EO) works with DoD employees, applicants for employment, former employees, military members, military family members, and military retirees to eliminate institutional and personal discrimination. With an overall goal to promote an environment free from personal, social, or institutional barriers that prevent members from rising to the highest level of responsibility possible. Offers help to all members IAW Air Force policy/regulation to resolve equal opportunity incidents at the lowest level possible.

Legal Office
801-777-6756

The legal office can provide power of attorney, wills and other services. Call for details and hours. -- Bldg. 1278

Victim Witness Assistance Program
801-777-6756

The Victim Witness Assistance Program (VWAP) is available to anyone who is the victim of a crime committed by an active duty member. For VWAP assistance, call and select the option for "Military Justice." -- Bldg. 1278

Area Defense Counsel
801-777-2940

Represent active duty members in actions under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, at courts-martial and nonjudicial punishment actions (commonly known as Article 15). Also, represent clients in a variety of other actions, including administrative discharges, referral performance reports, and administrative demotions. -- Bldg. 1267

Victims’ Counsel
801-586-9384

A Victims’ Counsel (VC) is an Air Force attorney who provides victim-centered advice and representation in military justice and administrative processes to eligible survivors of sexually related and domestic violence offenses. VCs are independent of the base’s chain of command, so no one in the chain of command can influence the representation of their clients. Communications with VCs are protected by attorney-client privilege and are confidential.  – Bldg. 460

AFSpotlights
Suicide Prevention
Sexual Assault Awareness

Other Helping Resources
Airman's Attic
American Red Cross
USO