5/16/24
The Department of Defense released the Fiscal Year 2023 Annual Report on Sexual Assault in the Military. This year's annual report shows that the estimated prevalence of sexual assault and harassment declined in the active force, compared to levels last measured in 2021.
5/10/24
More than 100 community members attended a National Day of Prayer breakfast at the Camp Zama Community Club to show appreciation for the right to freely practice one’s faith.
5/9/24
The Hiring Our Heroes Career Summit returned to U.S. Army Garrison Bavaria with a focus on transitioning service members, veterans, and military spouses.
5/9/24
The entire team at the 405th Army Field Support Brigade celebrated National Military Spouse Appreciation Day, a presidentially approved commemoration celebrated on May 10.
5/9/24
U.S. Army Garrison Rheinland-Pfalz’s (USAG-RP) Army Community Service (ACS) Family Advocacy Program (FAP) team provided FAP Reunion Training for over 250 Soldiers from 3rd Infantry Division (3ID) returning to Fort Stewart, Georgia, after a demanding 9-month deployment to Poland.
5/3/24
Military Spouse Appreciation Day is an opportunity to recognize the sacrifices spouses make for the Army and to highlight the Army's responsibility in taking care of Army Families through various efforts.
5/2/24
The Army now grants all Soldiers who successfully complete the Ask, Care, Escort Suicide Intervention (ACE-SI) Tier 3 a personnel development skill identifier (PDSI) code.
5/2/24
The Army Quality of Life Task Force expanded its lines of effort from six to 10 to increase the wellbeing of its number one asset: its people.
5/2/24
Month of the Military Child provides an opportunity to celebrate military-connected youths around the world and to encourage services and installations to amplify the efforts across all of the ecosystems to support these children.
5/2/24
As we commemorate Gold Star Spouses Day on April 5, it’s a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by Army Families and the unwavering support they deserve.
5/2/24
The Integrated Prevention Advisory Group, or I-PAG, is the Army’s new primary prevention workforce.
5/2/24
According to Betz, lethal means safety is just one part of what we think about as a comprehensive approach to suicide prevention.
5/2/24
The Army’s SHARP program restructure signals the branch's commitment to taking steps to address sexual assault and sexual harassment by enhancing both prevention and response capabilities.
5/2/24
Resiliency Through Art started it in 2016 as a healthy way for service members to deal with issues like persistent anxiety, rage and depression.
5/2/24
The Army has an Employee Assistance Program to help employees during times of increased stress.
5/2/24
“Postvention” is a term often overlooked in conversations about suicide and consists of structured activities, after a suicide attempt or death, that promote recovery and healing among those affected.
5/1/24
Dozens of community members joined a pinwheel planting event to show their support for National Child Abuse Prevention Month.
5/1/24
The Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) teamed up with Army Community Service to host a Low-Risk Drinking event at Schofield Barracks as part of April's Alcohol Awareness Month.
5/1/24
Kinderfest is celebrated as part of Month of the Military Child, when the Department of Defense recognizes the vital role that the children of the service members play in the lives and strength of the nation.
