Concierge program feeds quarantined families
The Army Community Service-run program pairs volunteer shoppers with community members who cannot enter the commissary due to quarantine or other COVID-related circumstances.
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Army Emergency Relief campaign happening now
The annual Army Emergency Relief campaign raises money for interest-free loans, grants and scholarships to eligible military members in Stuttgart.
Employment Readiness Program classes for July
Classes facilitated by ACS Employment Readiness Program manager, Charlene Schuler.
Relocation readiness simplified by ACS
Relocating to a new duty location can seem like a daunting task. ACS is here to assist you.
Manage your anger, Sept. 4
For every minute you’re angry you lose 60 seconds of happiness.
Employment search strategies made simple
ERP offers the “Lunchtime Learning Series” on selected Tuesdays of the month, highlighting a different topic each time.
Stuttgart volunteers offered a ‘stampede’ of service in 2017
613 registered volunteers performed 67,988 hours of service in 2017, a cost savings of almost $1.7 million for the garrison.
Domestic violence is never ‘okay’
Stuttgart Army Community Service Family Advocacy Program kicked off Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Oct. 2.
Welcome to Stuttgart: Make new friends by volunteering or joining community organizations
Agencies throughout the Stuttgart community are always on the lookout for new volunteers.
Stuttgart ACS earns 2015 Installation Award of Excellence
Visit ACS in Building 2915 on Panzer Kaserne, or call DSN: 431-3360/civ.7031-15-3362.
Stuttgart opens Lactation Rooms for new parents
Newly designated Lactation Rooms are open now to new mothers of the Stuttgart military community.
First impressions: ACS works to make yours good
Find opportunities and navigate the Stuttgart community with the Army Community Service office.
Stuttgart volunteers of the year honored
All Stuttgart community volunteers were recognized for the 2015 year during the annual Volunteer Recognition Ceremony, April 22 at the Patch Community Club.
Pinwheel planting marks start of Child Abuse Prevention Month
“Child abuse prevention is not a one-month assignment. It goes on every day of every year.”
Classes for Parents and Baby
Army Community Service offers a host of classes for parents, baby and children.
