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2 The Belvoir Buzz — August, September, October 2012

Directorate of Family andMorale, Welfare and Recreation

DFMWR Director Kim MillsMarketing Director Debra TaylorSponsorship and Advertising Coordinator Janice Washington-BrimMarketing Specialist Mary HorningMarketing Specialist, Graphics and Layout Molly Baker

This is the last issue of The Belvoir Buzz. Please look for our new product, The Monthly Buzz, which will be published once a month online at www. belvoirmwr.com. All program dates, times and fees printed in The Belvoir Buzz and The Monthly Buzz are subject to change without notice. Advertisements in The Belvoir Buzz and The Monthly Buzz do not constitute DoD, Army, or Federal Government endorsement of the advertiser.

Questions or Comments?Contact Family and MWR Marketing at 703.805.4137

or visit our web site, www.belvoirmwr.com.

Published by Department of the ArmyDirectorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation (DFMWR) Marketing

5820 21st Street, Suite 109Fort Belvoir, VA 22060-5937

Those Eligible to use MWR Facilities are:Active duty military personnel, their family and guests, reservists, all retired military, all DoD civilian employees and their family members, all retired DoD civilian employees and their families in the U.S., DoD contracted em-ployees or technical representatives affiliated with Fort Belvoir, all employees of military banking facilities and credit unions working full time at Fort Belvoir.

Clubs...............................................................................4 Officers’ ClubChild, Youth & School Services.......................................5 Program Information Youth Center SKIESUnlimited Youth Sports and FitnessArmy Community Service...............................................13 Survivor Outreach Survices (SOS) Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) Employment Readiness Program (ERP) Army Family Team Building (AFTB) Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) Family Advocacy Program (FAP) Soldier and Family Assistance Center (SFAC) Financial Readiness Program (FRP) Mobilization/Deployment/Family Readiness (MOB/DEP/FR) Relocation Readiness ProgramRecreation......................................................................25 Arts and Crafts and Automotive Shop Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS) Bowling Center Community Center/Leisure and Travel Services Fitness Centers Golf Outdoor Recreation Pools Van Noy LibraryHours of Operation/Contact Numbers...........................38

MWR Leisure Guide to Fort BelvoirAugust ~ September ~ October 2012, VOL. 10 / No. 3

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The Fort Belvoir Officers’ Club is an elegant building with breathtaking views of the Potomac River, but there is so much more to enjoy than just the beautiful scenery! Visit www.belvoirmwr.com to find a full list of benefits and a membership application. Membership is open to all Officers and DoD civilians equivalent to GS–7 and NF–3 and above.

Hawaiian Luau: Full Dinner and Show / August 3Hula with us on the Potomac while enjoying the smooth sounds and delicious food of the Hawaiian Islands from 6–9 pm. Show starts at 7:30 pm featuring Tepua Hio Hio hula dancers. Adults pay just $35 per person and children 6 & under are free. Prepaid reservationsrequired. For more information, please call 703-780-0930.

Float-In Movie / August 9 Lounge in the pool while enjoying “The Lorax.” Food will be avail-able for purchase for $5.95. Call 703-780-0930 with any questions.

2012 Pool Season Comes to a Close / September 3Enjoy the last days of summer at the Connolly Pool Complex, locat-ed at the Officers’ Club. Not a member with paid season pool pass? Just pay a daily fee and stay cool while overlooking the Potomac!

Pumpkin Carving Party / October 20Prepare for Halloween by carving a pumpkin! This family activity is perfect for the kids. $8 includes a pumpkin, paint, carving kit and lunch. Pre-paid reservations are required. For additional informa-tion and to save your spot, please call 703-780-0930.

All-You-Can-Eat Seafood Buffet / Every Friday NightDid you know every Friday night the Officers’ Club offers a Seafood Buffet from 6–9 pm? Come hungry—it includes crab legs, shrimp, mussels, carving station, chicken entrée, fish, dessert station and more. For your dancing pleasure, there is live band from 7–10 pm.

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Child, Youth & School ServicesBuilding 950, 9500 Barlow RoadTelephone: 703.806.0791

CYSS offers various programs to support children and families with child care, recreation, socialization and child development for children of all ages. The Child Development Centers (CDCs) offer full day and hourly child care programs for ages 6 weeks–5 years old. School Age Center (SAC) offers a vari-ety of care, including part day preschool and full day, hourly, and before and after school care for school age children. The Family Child Care (FCC) program offers full day, hourly, before and after school and extended hours care for ages 6 weeks–12 years old. The Youth Center (YC) offers an after-school middle school program, open recreation, health, fitness and social opportunities for 6th grade and up.

Child Development Centers (CDC’s)Army CYSS Programs have been described as “a model for the na-tion,” and they do the best to deserve that accolade! All of the cen-ters are accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children. The rates are competitive with other programs of comparable quality. Hourly care is also available at South Post CDC Monday–Friday, 7:30 am–4:30 pm. Reservations may be made up to four weeks in advance. If you want to know about the daily lesson plans, schedules and routines, child growth and development issues, or what constitutes a quality day care experience for children, just ask! CYS registration is required. Contact 703-806-0791 for registration and enrollment information today, or visit www.belvoirmwr.com/cys.

Strong Beginnings Pre-K This program targets school readiness by focusing on social, emo-tional, academic and physical development children preparing to enter kindergarten. Students’ progress is reported to parents to en-sure that they’re reaching expected school readiness goals. During a typical morning, students focus on Mathematics, Language/Literacy, Science/Technology or Social Studies; they engage in fun interactive learning stations for Creative Expression, Art, Woodworking, Cook-ing, Water/Sand and Music/Movement. Contact Parent Central Ser-vices for registration and enrollment information at 703-806-0791.

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Markham School Age Center (SAC)SAC complements the school day with a state-of-the-art

computer lab and homework center to ensure sup-port with school assignments. During the school year, SAC offers part day preschool and prekinder-garten programs for children 3–5 years old. The curriculum emphasizes physical well-being, language usage, attentiveness, imagination, world knowledge, social and emotional development.

Family Time Computer Lab at Markham SACOpen on the 2nd & 4th Saturday of every month from

9:30 am–1:30 pm. For details, call 703-805-9100.

Family Child Care (FCC) Choosing child care is one of the most important decisions a par-ent can make. Child care should fit a parent’s idea about parenting and learning, as well as their child care needs. The Family Child Care program at Belvoir complies with Army regulations (AR 608-10) and offers a safe, home like environment, professionally trained providers, nutritious meals and snacks, smaller ratios, Creative Curriculum Standards of Learning and multiple child care options that meet regular and mission readiness child care requirements. For registration, enrollment or additional information, contact 703-805-9137/9134/9132/9135.

Army Child Care in Your Neighborhood (ACCYN)The U.S. Army and the National Association of Child Care Re-source & Referral Agencies (NACCRRA) have joined forces to help Army Families find and pay for quality off-post child care through Army Child Care in Your Neighborhood (ACCYN). Army Families eligible for the program are active duty Army, Army DoD civilians, active duty Army Guard & Reserve. The goal of this project is to en-sure civilian child care programs provide care to Army Families that are comparable in quality and cost to Army operated on-post spaces. For more info, contact NACCRRA by calling 800-424-2246 or visit them online at www.naccrra.org.

Child, Youth & School ServicesBuilding 950, 9500 Barlow Road

Telephone: 703.806.0791

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Child, Youth & School ServicesBuilding 950, 9500 Barlow RoadTelephone: 703.806.0791


Eligibility Requirements for CYSS ProgramsOpen to current DoD personnel—active duty, retiree and DoD civilians. CYSS fees are on a sliding scale based on income. Note: retirees are only eligible for our sports and SKIES Unlimited programs. Call 703-805-9118 for more info.

CYSS Registration is FREERegistration is required to participate in all CYSS programs and it’s FREE. To help facilitate the reg-istration process, please contact the Parent Central Services office at 703.806.0791 to find out what docu-mentation is needed.

School Support ServicesThe School Liaison Office works in conjunction with CYSS and the local school community to address educational issues involving military children. The SLO uses a variety of resources to provide as-sistance with issues concerning student transition and educational needs. The School Liaison Officer can be reached at 703.805.9119. Fairfax County Public Schools serving Fort Belvoir Belvoir Elementary School: http://www.fcps.edu/FtBelvoirES Woodlawn Elementary School: www.fcps.edu/WoodlawnES Whitman Middle School: http://www.fcps.edu/WhitmanMS Mount Vernon High School: http://www.fcps.edu/MtVernonHS Surrounding County Websites Prince William County: www.PWCS.edu Stafford County: www.stafford.schoolfusion.us

Tutor.comFree homework help available 24/7! This program is provided by the DoD. Go to www.tutor.com/military/get-access to see a complete list of who is eligible to access the program.

Hired! Apprenticeship Program - For CYSS YouthDo you want an opportunity to make money while learning what it takes to compete in the work world? If so, Hired! Apprenticeship Pro-

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gram is for you. CYSS teens, 15–18 years of age, must commit to working 15 hours for 12 weeks along with completing

workshops designed to prepare you for job searching. You can choose two terms per year. For more infor-mation contact Wendy O’Sullivan, 703-805-4515. Check out the workshop line-up at www.belvoirmwr.com/Facilities/CYS/YS.php#hired

Hired! Workshops Held on Wednesday’s from 1–3 pm in August and

Thursday’s from 3–5 pm in September and October. Topics covered include workforce-preparation (resumes,

applications, job searching, interviewing) and post-sec-ondary education exploration (interest inventories, explor-

ing jobs, college/scholarship exploration, career portfolios).

The EDGE! Do you have what it takes to be a chef? Want to get your creative wheels spinning? Join in the fun and get the after school EDGE! CYSS partners with various MWR Activities to offer exciting af-ter school activities for middle and high school aged youth (6th–12th grade). EDGE! program activities are offered between 3–6 pm. Please call 703.805.1906 for more information. Parents Night Out / August 11, September 8, October 13Saturday evening childcare for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years is offered at South Post Child Development Center. Tickets are $20 per child and includes a snack. No money will be taken at the door. Children must be registered with CYS Services. For more informa-tion, call 703-806-4344. There will be no refunds.

Kids Night Out / August 11, September 8, October 13A Saturday evening out for children grades K–6th at the Markham School Age Center. Tickets are $20 per child and includes a snack. No money will be taken at the door. All kids night out party-goers must be registered with CYS Services. For more information, call 703-805-9100. There will be no refunds. The Youth Center offers computer lab, homework help and a va-

Child, Youth & School ServicesBuilding 950, 9500 Barlow Road

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Youth Center5850 Langfitt LoopTelephone: 703.805.4515


riety of programs in life skills, citizenship, leadership, leisure, arts, mentoring and support services.

Youth Center Open Recreation / FreeFor middle and high school youth! On school closure or school vacation days, the program is open from 7 am–1 pm as paid camp hours and 1–7 pm for open recre-ation. The Youth Center also offers a computer lab and homework help. Registration is required so please call Parent Central Services at 703-806-0791 or the Youth Center at 703-805-4515 for more information.

Youth Center Activity CalendarListed here is a small selection of activities planned throughout the quarter; please call the YC for additional activities, information and times.

• August 3: Chess Tournament• August 4: Fitness Challenge• August 10: Tie Dye T-shirts• August 17: Roller Skating • August 18: Double Feature Movie Night• August 24: Watercolor Painting• August 25: Ultimate Journey: Scavenger Hunt• August 31: Graffiti Fun Art

• September 1: Teen Family Feud• September 7: Volleyball• September 8: Wii Fit Challenges• September 14: “21” Basketball• September 15: Arcade Game Night• September 21: Madden 2012• September 22: Teen Jeopardy• September 28: Indoor Hockey

Teen Scene Masquerade Party / October 19The dance will be in the Community Center Ballroom from 7–11:30 pm. Call T’Erra Proctor for ticket info and costs, 703.805.1906.

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SCHOOL of ARTS

Class: Level I Ballet/Creative Movement ComboAges: 3-4 yearsCost: $45 per monthTuesdays: 1:15-2:00 pm SAC Yellow RoomWednesdays: 4:15-5:00 pm SAC Yellow RoomThursdays: 10:15-11:00 am SAC Yellow RoomSaturdays: 9:15-10:00 am YC Dance Room

FALL DANCE CLASSES

SIGN UP NOW! CALL 703-805-9146

Class: Level II Ballet/Jazz ComboAges: 4-5 yearsCost: $55 per monthTuesdays: 2:00-3:00 pm SAC Yellow Room

Class: Level II Ballet/Tap ComboAges: 4-5 yearsCost: $55 per monthSaturdays: 10:00-11:00 am YC Dance Room

Class: Level III Ballet/Jazz ComboAges: 5-6 yearsCost: $55 per monthWednesdays: 5:00-6:00 pm SAC Yellow Room

Class: Level III Ballet/Tap ComboAges: 5-6 yearsCost: $55 per monthMondays: 3:00-4:00 pm SAC Yellow RoomTuesdays: 4:30-5:30 pm SAC Yellow RoomThursdays: 11 am-12 pm SAC Yellow RoomSaturdays: 11 am-12 pm YC Dance Room

Class: BalletCost: $55 per monthLocation: School Age Center Yellow Room Level 1: Ages 6 & up Mondays 4:00-5:00 pmLevel 2: Ages 7 & up Wednesdays 6:00-7:00 pmLevel 3: Ages 8 & up Thursdays 6:15-7:15 pm

Zumba for KidsAges: Pre-school 3-5 years Cost: $35 (8 week session)Days: Sept 4-October 23 Time: 9:45-10:15 pm

Judo/JujitsuAges: 6-18 years Cost: $55 per monthDays: Wednesday & Friday Time: 7 pm-8 pm

KarateAges: 6-18 years Cost: $55Days: Monday & Thursday Time: Call for times

TaekwondoAges: 6-18 years Cost: $55 per monthDays: Tuesdays & Thursdays Time: Call for times

Lil Dragons KarateAges: 3-5 years Cost: $40 per monthDays: Saturday Time: Call for times

Junior Judo/JujitsuAges: 3-5 years Cost: $55 per monthDays: Wednesday & Friday Time: 6:15 pm-7 pm

SIGN UP NOW! CALL 703-805-9146

Class: JazzCost: $55 per monthLocation: School Age Center Yellow Room Level 1: Ages 6 & up Tuesdays 5:30-6:30 pmLevel 2: Ages 7 & up Mondays 5:00-6:00 pmLevel 3: Ages 8 & up Tuesdays 6:30-7:30 pm

Class: TapCost: $45 per monthLocation: School Age Center Yellow Room Level 1: Ages 6 & up Thursdays 5:30-6:15 pm

Junior TaekwondoAges: 4-5 years Cost: $50 per monthDays: Saturdays Time: 11:00-11:45 pm

Zumba for KidsAges: School Age 6-11 years Cost: $40 (8 week session)Days: Sept 7-October 26 Time: 5:00-5:45 pm

Zumba for TeensAges: Teens 12-18 years Cost: $45 (8 week session)Days: Sept 6-October 25 Time: 6:00-7:00 pm

SCHOOL of SPORTS

Youth Sports and Fitness9500 Barlow Road, Building 950

Telephone: 703.805.9139Registration: 703.806.0791

Fall Baseball Ages: 7-16 years Enrollment: July 9 - August 24Cost: $60 Season: September - NovemberSmart Start SoccerAges: 3-5 years Enrollment: July 30 - September 21 Cost: $20 Season: October - NovemberSmart Start FootballAges: 3-5 years Enrollment: July 30 - September 21 Cost: $20 Season: October - NovemberWrestling Ages: 5-15 years Enrollment: August 27 - November 9 Cost: $60 Season: November - March

Cheer House BasketballAges: 5-15 years Enrollment: October 1 - November 30 Cost: $55 Season: January - April

Run for Your Health This program promotes physical fitness and wellness for children (17 years & under) in the Fort Belvoir community. Those eligible are Active Duty personnel children; children of retirees; DoD civilians children. All participants must register at Parent Central Services, 703.806.0791. For additional questions, contact 703.805.9138.

Become a Sports Volunteer / Call 703-805-9139/1257CYSS Youth Sports program is looking for volunteers to help as Sports Coaches, Assistant Coaches, as well as general volunteers.

Cheer Football Ages: 5-15 years Enrollment: May 14 - August 17 Cost: $55 Season: September - NovemberTackle Football Ages: 7-15 years Enrollment: May 14 - August 17 Cost: $85 Season: September - November Flag Football Ages: 5-14 years Enrollment: May 14 - August 17 Cost: $55 Season: September - NovemberFall SoccerAges: 5-12 years Enrollment: May 14 - August 17 Cost: $55 Season: September - November Select Basketball Ages: 9 -18 Enrollment: October (dates TBD) Cost: $85 Season: December - March


House Basketball Ages: 5-15 years Enrollment: October 1 - November 30 Cost: $55 Season: January - April


ACS assists the military community by developing, coordinating and delivering services which help promote self-reliance, resilien-cy and stability during war and peace. ACS classes and training are designed to equip Soldiers and Families with the skills, knowl-edge and support needed to face the challenges of military life.

Information & Referral ProgramThe I&R Program maintains an integrated resource file of sources of service to which personnel may be referred. Referral procedures are used when it is not possible to provide immediate direct assistance. Follow-up procedures are provided to ensure that needs are met.

The SOS mission is to educate the community about their program and advocate on behalf of all Families who have suffered the loss of a Soldier. SOS strives to build a unified support program which embraces and reassures Survivors that they are continually linked to the Army Family for as long as they desire through resouces.

SOS Financial Class / Call for Upcoming Dates Class takes place from 11 am–12:30 pm in the ACS building.

Grief Support Group / Call for Upcoming DatesNon-clinical support group open to all retiree & veteran widows/widowers. Child care is provided, but patron must pre-register in advance. Group is held from 9 am–10:30 am in the ACS building.

SOS Monthly Night Out / Call for Upcoming DatesTake time out! Surround yourself with family and friends to enjoy a night of laughter and fellowship with other Survivor Families.

Army Community Service9800 Belvoir Road, Building 200Telephone: 703.805.4590

Information & Referral ProgramTelephone: 703.805.5056/4590

Survivor Outreach Survices (SOS)Telephone: 703.805.5487 A

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The Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) is input from the people of the Army to Army leadership. It’s a unique Army process that allows Soldiers and Families say what’s working, what isn’t and what could work. Many AFAP improvements impact quality of life for all services.

Thinking About Becoming an AFAP Delegate?If you are a Soldier, retiree, civilian, family member–active, guard or reserve–you can be a delegate! Delegates represent the Army Family, review and prioritize all submitted issues, select three most impor-tant issues and recommend solutions.

Army Volunteer Corps ProgramAt its heart, AVC transforms communities and impacts people.

There are many reasons to be a volunteer:• To make new friends

• Help others• Serve the community• Refresh skills before re-entering the job market• Get out of the house• Develop confidence• Share talent• Gain work experience• Explore an activity you would like to pursue

Whatever the reason, volunteers do make an impact. To become a volunteer, please contact the AVC Manager,

at 703.805.4152.


Army Family Action Plan (AFAP)Army Volunteer Corps Program

9800 Belvoir Road, Building 200Telephone: 703.805.4152

E-mail: [email protected]

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EMPLOYMENT READINESS PROGRAM

JOB FAIRWednesday, October 24 • 10 am- 2 pm

Community CenterCall 703-805-1836 for more information.

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The ERP provides information for career/life planning and job search development. Eligibility: Active duty military, reserve com-ponents and their family members, DoD civilians and military service retirees and their family members. Call 703.805.4590 to register for the orientation/workshops/seminars and to access the many career and employment services of the program.

ACS Career Academy / Training Classes for 2012 Increase your income potential through job skill training. Call 703-805-4590 to sign up. The Employment Readiness Program (ERP) is offering these training classes throughout 2012: • Computer Skills • Administrative Assistant • Human Resources Internships • Respite Care Provider • Allied Health Careers • Medical Administrative Fields • Billing and Coding Field

Employment Readiness OrientationTuesdays, 12:45–2:30 pmOverview of local area employment topics. Registration required; call 703.805.4590.

AugustAugust 1: Federal Employment: Secret Service, 10 am–noonAugust 13: ADECCO Recruiting Session, 9:30 am–noonAugust 16: Kelly Recruiting Session, 10 am–2 pm

SeptemberSeptember 13: ABC’s of Federal Employment/Resume Prep, 9 am–noonSeptember 17: ADECCO Recruiting Session, 9:30 am–noon September 20: Kelly Recruiting Session, 10 am–2 pm

OctoberOctober 11: ABC’s of Federal Employment/Resume Prep, 9 am–noonOctober 22: ADECCO Recruiting Session, 9:30 am–noon October 25: Kelly Recruiting Session, 10 am–2 pm

Employment Readiness Program 9800 Belvoir Road, Building 200Telephone: 703.805.2605



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Army Family Team Building (AFTB)9800 Belvoir Road, Building 200

Telephone: 703.805.1150

AFTB is an official Army training program that emerged as a re-sult of lessons learned after the Gulf War. It helps develop, ready Family and Soldiers and contributes to unit and mission readi-ness.

Why is AFTB Important? AFTB is a “Combat Multiplier:” AFTB develops the knowledge and skills in Family members, empowering them to thrive in their Army communities.AFTB is a Family Readiness Group (FRG) Enhancer: AFTB improves communications with the chain of command, FRG’s Rear Detach-ment and the Family’s ability to access the unit and community re-sources. Soldiers can earn promotion points by completing AFTB Level 1 as well as three other Army Community Service (ACS)

training programs. AFTB provides unit training and individual classes or concept blocks upon request.

Grow Personal SkillsAs a member of the Army Family, you can: • Continue to develop your personal skills • Manage stress from deployment • Manage your personal time • Improve communication with your spouse and children to handle conflict in a more positive

manner

Lead Others Serving as a leader or a mentor to others is an art that AFTB

can help you master. AFTB helps you become a self-confident leader who possesses the trait that others admire and will provide you with an opportunity to give back to your community as a leader, a volunteer, a coach and a mentor.

Levels and ClassesThere are 3 levels of classes offered: Level I Army Basics; Level II Man-agement Skills; Level III Leadership Skills.

Questions? Contact [email protected]

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP)9800 Belvoir Road, Building 200Telephone: 703.805.1835/2967/5435


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EFMP provides support to military families with special needs. The program offers Systems Navigation Services and activities for families enrolled in the program.

Respite Care EFMP offers up to 40 hours of care for each registered exceptional family member. This provides temporary rest for family members responsible for the regular care of family members with disabilities.

EFMP Book ClubOpportunity to share a love of reading with other families. Call for up-coming dates.

EFMP Workshop From 6:30–8:30 pm families meet and discuss a different monthly topic. Call for upcoming dates.

EFMP Bowling EFMP Families bowl for free from 1–3 pm. Enroll-ment required and limited openings. Call for ad-ditional information and upcoming dates.

Epilepsy Awareness Group Exploring epilepsy as a community by coming together to discuss concerns and receive valuable feedback and support as a community.

EFMP Friday Family Fun Families with EFMs get together for a comfortable evening of ac-tivities, including a pot-luck, games, Wii Sports & other activities.

Soldier & Family Assistance Center (SFAC)

5965 6th Street, Building 1263Telephone: 571.231.7023/7000

Hours:7:30 am–5 pm, Monday–Friday


Family Advocacy Program (FAP)9800 Belvoir Road, Building 200

Telephone: 703.805.2693

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The objectives of FAP are to prevent spouse and child abuse, to en-courage the reporting of all instances of such abuse, to ensure the prompt assessment and investigation of all abuse cases, to protect victims of abuse, and to treat all Family members affected by or involved in abuse. FAP also provides education services.

New Parent SupportNew Parent Support Program (NPSP) provides assistance to military Families through education and support from the prenatal period to the age of three. Play Morning: Starts every Tuesday on September 11, 10 am–noon

FAP EducationStress Management: September 5, 9:30–11:30 am

Active Parenting Now Ages 5–12: September 12, September 26, October 10 (3-part series), 5:30–7:30 pm.

The objective of SFAC is to provide tailored support services and act as an info clearing house for War-

riors in Transition (Wounded, Ill and Injured) and their Families. Services are designed to equip and aid Sol-

diers and Family members in making life changing decisions as they transition back to duty or to civilian life.

Key ServicesSome key services include information and assistance with military entitlements and benefits, social services, education services, out-reach, financial readiness, child and youth services, transition and employment and coordination forchaplain, legal support, social se-curity and otehr government services. Please call the SFAC office for additional information.

Sexual Assault Response Coordinator /Victim Advocacy ProgramEMERGENCY, 24-Hour Number: 703.919.0986

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Mobilization/Deployment/Family Readiness (MOB/DEP/FR)9800 Belvoir Road, Bldg 200Telephone: 703.805.1834


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iceFinancial Readiness Program (FRP)9800 Belvoir Road, Building 200Telephone: 703.805.2606/1833

FRP offers educational classes to develop financial skills in a variety of areas and to build wealth. They also provide one-on-one financial counseling to assist with personal finances.

Upcoming ClassesAll classes held at the ACS building; call 703.805.4590 to register.

August 1: Baby Bundles, 10 am–noonAugust 9: First Termers Money Management, 8 am–4 pmAugust 16: Liquidating Your Debts, 1–4 pm

September 6: Consumer Rights and Obligations, noon–1 pmSeptember 13: First Termers Money Management, 8 am–4 pmSeptember 19: Financial Services & Account Management, 1–4 pmSeptember 20: Thrift Savings Plan, 10 am–noon

October 3: Baby Bundles, 10 am–noonOctober 11: First Termers Money Management, 8 am–4 pmOctober 17: Dollars and Sense, 1–4 pmOctober 23: Basics of Investing, 1–3 pmOctober 25: Car Buying and Leasing, noon–1 pm

Mob/D’s goal is to support the Soldier before, during and after deployment, as well as to educate their Family to be self-reliant, resilient and connecting them with resources. This program is also responsible for education and support of Family Readiness Groups (FRG) in and around Fort Belvoir. The Casualty Re-sponse (CARE) Team is also available through the Mob/D office.

Call 703.805.1834 for upcoming workshops and roundtables.

SPECIAL EVENTS


Relocation Readiness Program9800 Belvoir Road, Bldg 200

Telephone: 703.805.5058

The Relocation Readiness Program provides relocation counseling, a lending closet and other services. Military Homefront, www.mil-itaryhomefront.dod.mil, is the official DoD site for reliable quality of life information. With the exception of the monthly Newcomers’ Orientation, all classes require advance reservations. All classes and activities take place at ACS.

Newcomers’ Orientation On the first working Monday, with the exception of Federal Holidays that fall on Mondays, the Garrison and support agencies welcome newcomers with helpful information. No registration necessary.

Additional Programs Available • Newcomers’ Orientation

• Spouse Orientation (Spouse Meet & Greet) • Waiting Families Support Group (Hearts Apart)

• International Spouse Group • Loan Closet • Fort Belvoir Welcome Packets • Cultural Awareness Classes (Germany, Korea, Japan, and Hawaii)

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Arts and Crafts & Auto Shop—The Kawamura Arts & Crafts Center9290 Gunston Road, Building 1462Frame Shop Telephone: 703.806.4655 Auto Shop Telephone: 703.806.4088Wood Shop Telephone: 703.806.4654Class Info & Registration: 703.806.4647


Accomplished or up-and-coming artists and crafts people can develop their artistic skills or discover new ones in the The Kawamura Arts & Craft Center. It houses the MWR Frame Shop, Wood Shop and Auto Shop. The Frame Shop offers custom fram-ing—you can do your own framing, take a class or have it done for you! Plaques, flag boxes, shadow boxes, shadow frames and engraving services are also available. The Multi-Craft Area offers stained glass classes and jewelry classes. The Wood Shop offers a woodworking safety class and the capabilities of pen and bowl turning on a lathe, furniture, toy, ornament, deskplate construc-tion and more. The Automotive Shop offers bays for doing your work, a safety class and basic automotive maintenance classes.

Basic Framing Class Schedule Receive hands-on training and cover the introductory elements of framing for just $65 per person. There is no need to bring anything as a kit is provided to each student. For more information and to register, please call the MWR Frame Shop at 703.806.4655. Up-coming classes held from 8 am - 12 noon: August 18, September 15.

Advanced Framing Class Get a more in-depth look at framing and learn about inserting fil-lets, shadow framing using the stacking/sinking method, v-groove, multiple openings, stretching canvasses/fabric, reverse bevels, insert-ing drops, title blocks or title cuts. Call 703.806.4655 for cost, reg-istration information and upcoming dates.

Woodworking Safety Class Woodworkers wishing to use the Wood Shop are re-quired to complete a $10 mandatory safety class. The wood shop is closed to non-class members during the class. Upon completion of the class, patrons will sign a user’s agreement and receive a qualification card. Cards from other installations will be not honored and patrons must ask for assistance on unfamiliar equipment. For more information, call 703.806.4654/4647.

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9290 Gunston Road, Building 1462Main Telephone: 703.806.4655 Auto Telephone: 703.806.4088

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The BOSS Support Center offers a place for socializing and recre-ating with fellow service members. If you just need a place to relax there are large screen TVs, DVD Players w/ DVD Library, Wi-Fi, Gaming systems w/ Game Library, and pool table.

BOSS Council MeetingsTakes place on the first and third Friday of the month at 9:30 am in the BOSS Support Center.

BOSS Event Planning Meetings Takes place on the second and fourth Friday of the month at 9:30 am in the BOSS Support Center.

BOSS New Movie Night Check out a new movie the first Friday of each month. Call 703.805.5225 for details.

BOSS Bowling Night Attention Single Soldiers and Geo’s! Mark your calendars for $5 bowling the third Friday of each month. Registered BOSS members get unlimited bowling & shoe rental from 9 pm–midnight.

BOSS Resale Lot The Resale Lot is located at the intersection of Abbott and Gunston Road, across the street from the amphitheatre. For more information and pricing, please call the BOSS office at 703.806.5225.

Poker Night / Every Thursday Free entry at the weekly Texas Hold ‘Em Tournament held

at Fort Belvoir’s Golf Club. Game starts at 6:30 pm; earn points and win prizes. Call 703.806.5878 with any questions.

Volunteer Opportunities Help out! BOSS participates in several volunteer events monthly; check out our Facebook page or

email [email protected] if you are interested in joining our BOSS Volunteer Team!

Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS)

Abbott Road, Building 2115 Telephone: 703.806.5225

Bowling Center5975 Middleton Road, Building 1199Telephone: 703.805.2991


Come experience the recently remodeled Fort Belvoir Bowling Center. Featuring our all new one hundred inch video projection systems, enhanced cosmic lighting package and much more! In your busy life there is enough stress, so our birthday party options make planning your child’s special day hassle free. The Strike Zone Eatery has a variety of tasty choices and homemade daily specials on weekdays. Try our new flame-broiled burger that ev-eryone’s talking about! Join us on Friday and Saturday nights for Cosmic Bowling, a party atmosphere that can be enjoyed by ev-eryone!

Cosmic Bowling / Every FridayEnjoy music videos and bowling from 7 pm–12 midnight; $15 for 3 hour unlimited bowling.

Five Bucks Bowling / Every SaturdayEnjoy this deal every Saturday from 5 pm–12 midnight: just $5 per person, per game.

The Strike Zone EateryTry some of our new food choices, including baked potatoes, shrimp, crab cakes and much more.

Office TeambuildingBook your office teambuilding party here! We have several different packages available, including food, bowling and shoes.

Group Functions and Birthday PartiesLeave the mess here! We take care of the party for you so you can enjoy your special event. We offer several birth-day party and group packages. Call 703.805.2991 for availability and options.

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The Fort Belvoir Community Center is the information head-quarters for Fort Belvoir recreation resources, and includes the Leisure Travel Services (LTS) Office.

Instructional Programs, Classes, and WorkshopsDrum Classes/Conga Classes: $75 per month, per person.Guitar Classes/ Piano Classes: $75 per month, per person.Yoga: $8 per class (pay-as-you-go), per person every Monday. Do not eat 2–3 hours before class, wear comfy clothes, bring a yoga mat.

Ballroom RentalPlanning an event and need a great venue? The Community Cen-ter hosts weddings, birthdays, retirement ceremonies and meetings. Book your event soon; call 703.805.3714 for pricing and details.

Leisure Travel Service (LTS) OfficeLocated in the Community Center, the LTS Office is the one-stop shop for all of your leisure travel needs. If you are looking for a week-end getaway, discounted tickets, discounted hotels, or a trip to far off lands—look no further. Their personalized services provide you with tickets, tours, information, and more. VacationsLTS has many great working relationships with a variety of travel companies and resorts around the world. Military discounted rates are available to active duty, retirees, DOD civilians, reservists and family members accompanied with a military ID card. Visit Armed

Forces Vacation Club, www.AFVClub.com, for great deals. Log on and use installation #189 for all current rates and specials.

TicketsDiscounted tickets are offered to many attractions, ho-

tels and motels in the area and throughout the coun-try. Below is a sampling of discounted tickets avail-able for area attractions at the LTS Office. • Spy Museum• AMC Movie Tickets• Luray Caverns• Tourmobile Sightseeing

Fort Belvoir Community CenterBuilding 1200, Taylor Road

Center Telephone: 703.805.3714

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• Baltimore Aquarium • Colonial Williamsburg • Madame Tussauds• Amusement Parks

Fort Belvoir Community CenterBuilding 1200, Taylor RoadCenter Telephone: 703.805.3714


CruisesLet the staff at the LTS Office plan a cruise for you. From the Car-ribean to the Mediterranean, your cruise options are endless! Mili-tary specials start as low as $399 per person. Call 703.805.3714 to get sailing on an exciting cruise vacation.

Special DealsAnheuser-Busch: Saluting our Armed Forces and Their FamiliesMembers of the military and up to three direct dependents may enter any one of Anheuser-Busch’s SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, or Sesame Place parks with a single-day complimentary admission; just register at Herosalute.com.

Government Vacation Rewards / www.RegistryVacations.comIncludes two vacation certificates:7-Night stay at a fabulous resort • Thousands of possible worldwide destinations7-Day Standard Cruise for two • All major cruise lines • Retail $2,495

Disney Armed Forces Salute / Offer expires September 30, 2012Walt Disney World resort salutes the U.S. Military with a discount 4-Day Ticket. Active, Reservist and Retired U.S. Military person-nel may purchase up to six of the 4-Day Disney Armed Forces Salute tickets for $135 per ticket.

NYC Excursion / August 18 & October 20Spend a fun-filled day in fabulous New York City. $45 per person covers transportation; the bus departs the Com-munity Center at 8 am and returns near 11 pm.

Military Insignia Show / August 5 / 8 am–1 pmBuy, sell and trade various military memorabilia from all over the world and from every era. Eligible DoD ID cardholders may purchase a table for dis-plays. Non-selling displays from military units and individuals are invited at no charge.

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• Baltimore Aquarium • Colonial Williamsburg • Madame Tussauds• Amusement Parks

Graves Fitness Center Abbott Road, Building 2116; 703.806.5368The Body Shop 12th Street, Building 1023; 703.806.3100Specker Field House 12th Street, Building 1182Wells Field HouseGoethal Road, Building 1810; 703.806.5093


Here’s to your health! Come try a class or just work out.

Intramural Sports / Earn Commanders Cup PointsTo register your unit, contact the Intramural Coordinator, Geneva Martin, at 703.805.2559. • Flag Football Organization Meeting: August 23 Graves Fitness 1 pm Registration Deadline: August 30 Season: September 11 - October 30 Tournament: October 29 - November 2

Functional Fitness Training ProgramM-W-F: 6–7 am, 11:30am–12:30 pmTu-Th: 6–7 am This program aims to develop operational fitness for military and ci-vilian personnel. These free sixty minute sessions improve mobility, strength and energy. For more information, call 703.806.5368/3100.

Civilian Health and Fitness Program / FreeCommit to 6 months of wellness by signing up for the brand-new Fort Belvoir Civilian Health & Fitness Program through MWR’s Sports & Fitness. This free, command-sponsored physical exercise training and education program offers Fort Belvoir Civilian Em-ployees up to three hours of admin leave per week to participate in a self-directed or structured program over a 6-month period. 40 person limit for structured program; first come, first serve! Call 703.806.5589/5368 or 703.805.4382 to learn more.

Ongoing Aerobics Program Stay on the road to health with aerobics classe. In ad-dition to spinning, yoga, repfusion, zumba, turbo kick, pilates, step & sculpt and power pump, try two new classes: yogalates, a blend of yoga and pilates and absolution, a core class that challenges your functional movement. The cost is $71 for 10 weeks, $36 for 5 weeks and $7 for walk ins.

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GolfBeulah Road, Building 2910

Telephone: 703.806.5878

Fort Belvoir’s Golf Club welcomes all eligible MWR patrons! The club features two 18-hole championship golf courses. The club-house offers an inviting place to relax and enjoy great food and drink after a round of golf, while providing beautiful views of the surrounding natural setting. The clubhouse offers a buffet lunch Monday through Friday and is also available for meetings, golf group outings, and catered events such as weddings, retirements, and promotions. Call the Catering Department, ext. 103, for more information. Check www.belvoirgolf.com for golf news!

Member-Guest Golf Tournament / October 12-13Stay tuned for details about the annual 2-day Member-Guest Golf Tournament; call 703.806.5878 for more information.

Golf Pro Shop / 703.806.5878 ext.108/109The Golf Club is open year round and operation hours change with the seasons. The golf club features Woodlawn and Gunston golf courses, practice range and short game practice areas.

Enjoy the Clubhouse Lounge / Open DailyThe lounge offers excellent a la carte items as well as a good selection of beers from around the world. Call for hours and specials.

Daily Lunch Buffet / Monday–FridayEveryone is invited to our outstanding daily lunch buffet, offered Monday–Friday from 11 am–1:30 pm and prices are $11.50 per person (full buffet & beverage) or $9.50 per person for the buffet

soup, salad and dessert.

Poker Night / Every Thursday Free entry at the weekly Texas Hold ‘Em Tournament held at Fort Belvoir’s Golf Club. Game starts at 6:30 pm; earn points and win prizes.

Fabulous Fridays / Every FridayCome unwind on the patio each Friday, with driving range and food specials. Call 703.806.5878 for ad-

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Outdoor Recreation10155 Swift Road, Building 778Telephone: 703.805.3081


The Fort Belvoir Outdoor Recreation Program offers a long list of outdoor recreation equipment for rent at modest per-day rates and outdoor adventure experiences. Call, visit belvoirmwr.com/hunting-odr to see available equipment and pricing. Outdoor Recreation has a classroom that can be reserved and rented for private and non-official functions. Call for more info.

Operating Hours for Equipment Rental, Archery & Hunting CenterThursday–Tuesday: 8 am–7 pmWednesdays and Federal Holidays: Closed

Programming & Special Events For additional program & trip details, call 703.805.3081.

ODR Trailblazers / Upcoming Hikes If you enjoying walking/hiking, join the ODR Trailblazers Hiking Interest Group. There is no fee to join and the group has accom-plished day hikes in Northern Virginia and Maryland The level of hikes range from beginner to advanced and terrain can be either fields, hardwood forests, wetlands, beach or mountains. All places have spectacular views and abundance of wildlife. There is $10 fee per hike to cover transportation costs. For more information call 703-805-3081 or email [email protected]. • August 12: Calvert Cliffs, MD • August 25: Buck Hollow, VA • September 1: Rockburn Branch, VA • September 15: Greenbelt Park, MD

Equipment Issue, Rental & ParksRent items and outdoor games for picnics or parties. We offer large grills, dunk tanks, tables, chairs, canopies and a various other party supplies. We also have a se-lection of camping gear, bicycles, fishing rods, bows, volleyball sets, ladderball, baggo and much more. We rent parks, pavilions and even our classroom for events, parties and gatherings. Join us on the Po-tomac and rent a canoe, kayak or fish from one of our two fishing piers. Do you have an RV? We have two large storage lots that have openings and coming

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next year a RV Travel Camp for day, weekend or weeklong getaways. *All rental items can be reserved in advance by coming to our office and a full equipment and rental list and prices are listed on the web site.

Park Rental Available / Reservation InformationFour parks are available to rent April–October for parties, fam-ily gatherings or organizational days: Castle Park, Tompkins Basin, Freemont Field and Soldier Statesman Park. User fee is $100 per day ($125 for Castle Park) in addition to a $100 refundable cleaning deposit. Tompkins Basin Pavilions are free to use but a $25 cleaning deposit is required. For maps to the parks and additional informa-tion, please visit: www.belvoirmwr.com/Facilities/ODR/parks.php

Archery and Hunting 2012Qualifications have started for the 2012/2013 season. Hunter safety courses and International Bowhunter Education Program classes are scheduled. For additional information, please call 703.805.3081

Hunting Volunteers Needed Volunteers are needed for qualifications, deer check-in and hunter check-out in the mornings.

Hunting CouncilFort Belvoir DFMWR Hunting Council meets every second Wednesday of the month from 6–7 pm. All meetings are open to the public. Call for more information or with any questions.

Hunting ProgramTo bow hunt on Belvoir, hunters must meet all state

hunting regulations, attend a Hunter Safety Course, the Virginia Bowhunter Education Course (IBEP) and pass a shooting proficiency test. Waterfowl hunters must possess all licenses, permits, duck stamps and harvest information program (HIP) numbers as prescribed in the hunting regulations published by the Virginia Department of Game

and Inland Fisheries (VDGIF). Check ODR for seasons, dates and blind availability.


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Archery ProgramDaily shooting passes or annual passes are available for your choice of ranges. Archery equipment is available for rent to customers who do not have their own equipment

Introductory Archery Classes Monday evenings from 6–8 pm, for a fee. Registration begins at 5 pm. All instruction and equipment is included in the fee.

Archery Range Options • One indoor 20/30 yard indoor field point range • One outdoor 20/30 yard outdoor broad head range • One outdoor field point range with a variety of different shooting distances from 10-60ayards • One 14 station wooded trail walk thru field point range

Outdoor RecreationWarren Road, Building 778Telephone: 703.805.3081

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Aquatics / Benyaurd Indoor Pool23rd and Gunston, Building 182

Telephone: 703.805.2620

Outdoor pool season is upon us! We hope to see you enjoying our aquatics facilities this summer.

Special Event / Pooch Plunge / September 8Close this summer with a splash-tastic family and pet event at North Post Outdoor Pool on September 8 from 10 am–1 pm. The cost is just $3 per dog; call 703-805-9239 for details.

Benyaurd Indoor Pool Reopens September 4 Benyaurd Indoor Pool, currently closed for maintenance, is sched-uled to reopen on September 4.

Summer Pool Information• North Post Outdoor Pool Closes September 3 • Officers’ Club Connelly Pool Complex closes September 3 • Eligible members can purchase Season Pool Passes for at the Officers’ Club Membership Desk • Non-members can purchase Daily Passes for the Officers’ Club Connelly Pool Complex at the Pool Gate.• Fort Belvoir Community Center serves as the location of the Aquatics point of sale starting May 29 through August 31.• Aquatics point of sale at Community Center includes: • Purchase & renewal of pool passes for North Post Outdoor Pool & Benyaurd Indoor Pool • Registration for all swim lessons. All lessons are held mornings at the Officers’ Club Connelly Pool Complex. • Aquatics point of sale at Community Center hours of Operation: M–F, 9 am–6 pm and Saturday,10 am–3 pm.

North Post PoolMonday-Sunday: 11 am-7 pm

Connelly Pool ComplexMonday-Sunday: Noon-8 pm

North Post PoolMonday-Sunday: Noon-7 pm

Connelly Pool ComplexMonday-Sunday: Noon-7 pm

PEAK-SEASON JUNE 23-AUGUST 5

POST-SEASON AUGUST 6-SEPTEMBER 3

POOL HOURS - END OF SUMMER 2012


Van Noy Library / Library Lite10155 Johnston Rd, Building 778Telephone: 703.806.3323

Van Noy Library is currently undergoing multiple renovation projects. In order to provide service to customers, a small tempo-rary library, Library Lite, has been set up at Outdoor Recreation.

CONSTRUCTION UPDATE• The Van Noy Library is closed for the facility renovation.• The Construction Phase of the Van Noy Library renovation proj-ect is still ongoing as there has been a recall on the sprinkler heads for the fire suppression system and this issue must be completed in order to reopen. The staff is currently hard at work putting the library back together and anticipate opening in late August 2012. • A small temporary library has opened at Outdoor Recreation (Bldg. 778, Tompkins Basin). To contact Library Lite at Outdoor Recreation, please call (703) 806-3323 (note: no voicemail is avail-able at this time). • Please return checked-out Van Noy Library materials to Outdoor Recreation. A book drop is available for after hours returns. • The temporary library in Outdoor Recreation will close for a 2 week period to allow for the reopening in the renovated facility.• For programming & Fairfax Library info please visit the Library Webpage: http://belvoirmwr.com/facilities/library/

Library HoursSunday and Monday: ClosedTuesday–Friday:10 am–6 pm Saturday: 10 am–4 pmFederal Holidays: Closed** If the Federal Holiday falls on a Monday, then the library will be CLOSED the following Tuesday.

Army Community Service (ACS) Bldg. 200, 9800 Belvoir Road.............703.805.4590 Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) 703.805.4152 Army Family Team Building (AFTB) 703.805.1150 Army Volunteer Corps (AVC) 703.805.4152 Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) 703.805.2967 Employment Readiness Program(ERP) 703.805.2605 Family Advocacy Program (FAP) 703.805.2693 Financial Readiness Program (FRP) 703.805.2606/1833 Relocation Readiness Program (RRP) 703.805.3436/5058 Soldier and Family Assistance Center (SFAC) 571.231.7000/7001 Hours: Monday–Friday; 7:30 am–5 pm Survivor Outreach Services (SOS) 703.805.1827/5487

Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS) Bldg. 2115................703.806.5225

Bowling Center Bldg. 1199, Middleton Road..........................................703.805.2991

Strike Zone Hours:.......................................................................703.805.2991

Child and Youth School Services (CYSS) Bldg. 950, Barlow Road Parent Central Services 703.806.0791 North Post Child Development Center (NPCDC) 703.806.6540 South Post Child Development Center (SPCDC) 703.806.4347 Family Child Care (FCC) 703.805.9137 School Age Center (SAC) 703.805.9100 School Support Services 703.805.9119 Youth Center 703.805.4515 Youth Sports and Fitness 703.805.9139 Community Center Bldg. 1200, Taylor Road...........................................703.805.3714 LTS Office Hours:.........................................................................703.805.3714

The Lounge........................................................703.805.3714

Fitness Centers Specker Field House (Reservations Only)......................................703.806.3100 Wells Field House..........................................................................703.806.5093 Graves Fitness Center..................................................................703.806.5368

Operational Hours/Contact Numbers

10 am–10 pm10 am–12 midnight10 am–7 pm;

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11 am–9:30 pm11 am–11:30 pm11 am–6:30 pm

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Monday–FridaySaturday–SundayFederal Holidays

The Body Shop..................................................................................703.806.3100

Golf Bldg. 2920, Beulah Road.................................................................703.806.5878 Tee Times (Requires PIN Number)....................................................703.806.5892 Kawamura Center Arts and Crafts Bldg. 1462, Gunston Road..............................................703.806.4647 Automotive Shop:..............................................................................703.806.4088

Frame Shop Hours:............................................................................703.806.4655

Wood Shop Hours:............................................................................703.806.4654

Marina Hudson Road..............................................................................703.781.8282

Officers’ Club Bldg. 20, Schulz Circle.....................................................703.780.0930 Outdoor Recreation Bldg. 778, Warren Road.........................................703.805.3081

Hunting and Archery Center..................................................703.805.3688

Pools Benyaurd Indoor Pool.......................................................................703.805.2620

Van Noy Library/ Library Lite Bldg 778, Warren Road............................703.806.3323

4 pm–10 pm4 pm–midnight

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CLOSED Federal Holidays EXCEPT forMemorial Day, July 4th and Labor Day


Army Community Service (ACS) Bldg. 200, 9800 Belvoir Road.............703.805.4590 Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) 703.805.4152 Army Family Team Building (AFTB) 703.805.1150 Army Volunteer Corps (AVC) 703.805.4152 Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) 703.805.2967 Employment Readiness Program(ERP) 703.805.2605 Family Advocacy Program (FAP) 703.805.2693 Financial Readiness Program (FRP) 703.805.2606/1833 Relocation Readiness Program (RRP) 703.805.3436/5058 Soldier and Family Assistance Center (SFAC) 571.231.7000/7001 Hours: Monday–Friday; 7:30 am–5 pm Survivor Outreach Services (SOS) 703.805.1827/5487

Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS) Bldg. 2115................703.806.5225

Bowling Center Bldg. 1199, Middleton Road..........................................703.805.2991

Strike Zone Hours:.......................................................................703.805.2991

Child and Youth School Services (CYSS) Bldg. 950, Barlow Road Parent Central Services 703.806.0791 North Post Child Development Center (NPCDC) 703.806.6540 South Post Child Development Center (SPCDC) 703.806.4347 Family Child Care (FCC) 703.805.9137 School Age Center (SAC) 703.805.9100 School Support Services 703.805.9119 Youth Center 703.805.4515 Youth Sports and Fitness 703.805.9139 Community Center Bldg. 1200, Taylor Road...........................................703.805.3714 LTS Office Hours:.........................................................................703.805.3714

The Lounge........................................................703.805.3714

Fitness Centers Specker Field House (Reservations Only)......................................703.806.3100 Wells Field House..........................................................................703.806.5093 Graves Fitness Center..................................................................703.806.5368


10 am–10 pm10 am–12 midnight10 am–7 pm;

The Body Shop..................................................................................703.806.3100

Golf Bldg. 2920, Beulah Road.................................................................703.806.5878 Tee Times (Requires PIN Number)....................................................703.806.5892 Kawamura Center Arts and Crafts Bldg. 1462, Gunston Road..............................................703.806.4647 Automotive Shop:..............................................................................703.806.4088

Frame Shop Hours:............................................................................703.806.4655

Wood Shop Hours:............................................................................703.806.4654

Marina Hudson Road..............................................................................703.781.8282

Officers’ Club Bldg. 20, Schulz Circle.....................................................703.780.0930 Outdoor Recreation Bldg. 778, Warren Road.........................................703.805.3081

Hunting and Archery Center..................................................703.805.3688

Pools Benyaurd Indoor Pool.......................................................................703.805.2620

Van Noy Library/ Library Lite Bldg 778, Warren Road............................703.806.3323

5:30 am–8 pm9 am–5 pm9 am–5 pm

Monday–FridaySaturday–SundayFederal Holidays

CLOSED12 noon–5 pm11 am–5 pm10 am–5 pm12 noon–5 pm

Monday–TuesdayWednesday–Thursday

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8 am–7 pmCLOSED

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Please call for pool hours as they change seasonally..

Operational Hours/Contact Numbers

CLOSED11 am–9 pm10 am–9 pm9 am–6 pm


FridaySaturday–Sunday

CLOSED10 am–6 pm10 am–4 pm

Sunday–MondayTuesday–Friday

Saturday

Information: Monday–Saturday: 9 am–5 pm / Sunday: 10 am–1:30 pmLunch Buffet: Monday–Friday: 11 am–1:30 pmWashington Lounge: Tuesday–Thursday: 4 pm–9 pm / Friday: 4 pm–10 pm

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May require up to a $36 activation fee/line, credit approval and deposit. Up to $350/line early termination fee (ETF) for advanced devices and up to $200 ETF/line for other devices (no ETF for Agreements cancelled in compliance with Sprint’s Return Policy). Offer only available to Active members of the US Military, Reservists, Retired Military and their dependents. Current US Military ID or dependent ID required at time of purchase. Also available for US Coast Guard and National Guard individual-liable accounts. Government Employee Discount: Available only to government agencies participating in employee discount pricing with Sprint. Discount may be subject to change according to the agency’s agreement with Sprint. Available upon request on select plans and only for eligible lines. Discount applies to monthly service charges only. No discounts apply to add-ons $29.99 or below. Other Terms: Coverage not available everywhere. Nationwide Sprint and Nextel® National Networks reach over 278 and 279 million people, respectively. Offers not available in all markets/retail locations or for all phones/networks. Pricing, offer terms, fees and features may vary for existing customers not eligible for upgrade. Other restrictions apply. See store or sprint.com for details. ©2011 Sprint. Sprint and the logo are trademarks of Sprint. Other marks are the property of their respective owners.

off select plans for personnel of the U.S. Armed ForcesDiscount applies to select regularly priced monthly service plans.Requires a new two-year Agreement.

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