Post Tagged with: "Army Community Service"

USAG Stuttgart offers a multitude of resiliency resources for community members–tap into them today!

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.

In her time at the Law Center, Chang specialized in helping families and individuals prepare documents for U.S. citizenship.

Sponsors are an important and helpful part of settling into a new place.

There are more than 50 Gold Star families within the Stuttgart military community, but only a few use the services provided, such as financial counseling or the coordination of benefits. 

For every minute you’re angry you lose 60 seconds of happiness.

613 registered volunteers performed 67,988 hours of service in 2017, a cost savings of almost $1.7 million for the garrison.

To cap a month of recognizing the challenges faced by military children, a Month of the Military Child Spring Fest was held for kids at the Patch Fitness Center, April 28. The fest was orchestrated by the USAG Stuttgart Army Community Service and assisted by a number of sponsors.

Agencies throughout the Stuttgart community are always on the lookout for new volunteers.

Newly designated Lactation Rooms are open now to new mothers of the Stuttgart military community.