U.S Department of Veterans Affairs – Peer Specialist/Compensated Work Therapy Program
Christopher Kleiner, CPS
629-207-1534
christopher.kleiner@va.gov
Mr. Kleiner is working with the new Clay Hunt Act Initiative
Military OneSource
1-800-342-9647
www.militaryonesource.com
Military OneSource is a FREE private and confidential program provided by the Department of Defense to all Active, Guard, and Reserve service members (Army, Marine Corps, Navy, and Air Force) and their dependants. Military OneSource is available 24/7/365 to provide information and referrals. Short-term, solution-focused counseling is available at no charge via three different methods: face-to-face, telephonic and online. To learn more about how Military OneSource can help you, visit www.militaryonesource.com or call 1-800-342-9647 and speak with a consultant.
United States Department of Veteran Affairs
1-800-827-1000
www.va.gov
The United States Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) provides a wide range of benefits including, Medical Treatment, Mental Health Services, Employment and Vocational Training, Homeless Prevention, and Substance Abuse Services. Eligibility is determined by military service but you may be eligible if you are a Veteran, Veteran’s dependent, surviving spouse, child or parent of a deceased Veteran, uniformed service member, present or former reservist or National Guard member. Click here to learn more about the VA, eligibility or to apply.
Vet Center
1-800-905-4675
www.vetcenter.va.gov
The Vet Center provides readjustment counseling to make the transition from military to civilian life successful. Services include Counseling (individual, family and groups), Substance Abuse Assessment and Referral, Military Sexual Trauma Counseling, and Outreach and Education. War zone Veterans of all eras and their family members are eligible for services. Counseling is provided in community-based centers and is prepaid through military service. To locate your nearest center use the Vet Center locator online or call 1-800-905-4675.
That Guy Campaign
While this website can be humorous and entertaining, thatguy.com was developed and launched by the Department of Defense to educate service members on the dangers of alcohol abuse.
Army & Air National Guard
J9 – Tennessee National Guard Military and Family Readiness
1-877-311-3264
www.tnmilitary.org
The J9 is designed to be a one-stop center for all Service Members, Veterans and Families to receive information and support services. The J9 is responsible for Resiliency and Risk Reduction, Deployment Cycle Support, Reintegration (Yellow Ribbon) Programs, Veterans Transition Assistance, Family Programs, Sexual Assault Prevention and Response, Suicide Prevention, Chaplain Support, Military Funeral Honors, Employer Support to the Guard and Reserve (ESGR), Survivor Outreach Services, Director of Psychological Health, Military and Family Life and Personal Financial counseling.
National Guard Counterdrug Program
615-355-3905
ngbcounterdrug.ng.mil/Pages
Counterdrug provides support to Soldiers and Airmen in areas of substance abuse prevention, treatment, and outreach
Army Reserve
Army Reserve Family Programs
www.arfp.org
The Army Reserve Family Programs website offers access to information and programs that are Army Reserve specific.
Army Reserve Warrior and Family Assistance Center (WFAC)
866-345-8248
ar-wfac@nullusar.army.mil
Reservist can face additional challenges accessing information or resources because of their geographical location. The Army Reserve Warrior and Family Assistance Center (WFAC) is available to make support readily available. Staffed by mobilized Army Reserve Soldier they are available via email or telephone to provide support. The kinds of issues they can address include Medical care, Benefits, Financial difficulties, and Individual and Family Counseling.
Marine Corps & Navy Reserve
DSTRESS
1-877-476-7734
www.dstressline.com
DSTRESS Line was developed by the Marine Corps to provide professional and anonymous counseling for Marines, attached Sailors, and families.
Marine Forces Reserve
www.marforres.marines.mil/
This website is the official site for the Marine Corps Reserve and includes information and programs available to Marines and their family.
Marine Corps Substance Abuse Program
www.mccsmcrd.com/behavioralhealth/substanceabuse/index.html
The Marine Corps Substance Abuse Program addresses prevention, reduction, and treatment among active duty service members and eligible beneficiaries.
MarForRes Psychological Outreach Program, South Region (MFR PHOP)
504-678-6188 or 504-678-6186
24/7 Phone/Email on-call service
The Psychological Outreach Program provides access to psychological health care services to increase resilience, and to facilitate recovery for service members and their families.
Navy Reserve
This website is the official site for the Navy Reserve and includes information and programs available to Sailors and their family.
Fleet and Family Support Center – NSA Mid South
Millington, TN 38054-5045
DSN: 882-5075
Phone: 901-874-5075
www.cnic.navy.mil/midsouth/index.htm
Fleet and Family Support Program assist sailors and their family throughout their life in the Navy. Programs include deployment support, education, and counseling.
National Guard & Reserve
Employment Support for the Guard and Reserve (ESGR)
1-800-336-4590
www.esgr.org
ESGR provides support for the Guard and Reserve by advocating for employment rights, recognizing outstanding employers, increasing awareness of applicable laws, and resolving conflict between employers and service members. To learn more visit their website or contact your local office. Throughout the year and across the state Tennessee ESGR offers Employment Workshops for Guard and Reserve service members and spouses. Click here to learn about upcoming ESGR events in TN.