Advocacy
Alcohol Related Issue
Anger Management
Animals/Pet
Anxiety
Army Community Service
Army Community Service: Classes
Arts and Crafts
Asthma
Barber Shop
Behavioral Health
Child/Youth Programs
Childcare
Combat Stress: PTSD/Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Commander/Leader Support
Commissary
Community Activities
Computers / Internet
Counseling
Couples/Marital Services
Crime Prevention/Reporting
Crisis Intervention
Dental/Oral Health
Deployment Support
Depression
Diabetes
Domestic Violence
Education - Higher Education
Education - School Age
Education - Soldier
EFMP Program /Resources
Emergency Services
Employment Resources
Family Support Services
Family Support Services
Financial Services
Fitness
Food Assistance
Food/Restaurants
Health Education
Housing
ID Cards
Identity Theft
Immigration / Citizenship
Immunizations
In processing
Information Services
Inspector General (IG)
Installation Entry
Leader Development
Legal Assistance
Library
Lodging
Loss / Grief
Medical - Advice
Medical Clinics
Medical Services
National Guard/Reserve
Newcomers
Newspaper
Nutrition
Pain Management
Parenting
Permanent Change of Station (PCS)
Pharmacies
Pregnancy and Postpartum Physical Training (P3T)
Prevention
Psychiatry
Public Affairs
Reconstructive Surgery
Recreation Services
Recycling
Red Cross
Religious/Spiritual
Research
Resiliency Campus
Retail
Retirement Services
Reunion/Reintegration After Deployment
Safety
Sexual Assault
Sexual Health
Single Soldiers
Social Services
Special Needs
Spouses' Club
Stress Management
Substance Abuse
Suicide Prevention
Support Group
Survivor Outreach
Swimming Pools
Tax Assistance
Transition Assistance
Transportation / Shuttles
Vehicles Services
Veterans Support
Visitors
Volunteering
Warriors in Transition
Weapons
Weight Management
Women's Health
FAMILY READINESS GROUPS
The Community Resource Guide is a Health Promotion initiative intended to serve the total Army Family here at Fort
Hood - Soldiers, Family Members, Civilians, and Retirees.
Scroll down the list on the left to find both on-and-off-post resources to match your need.
Once you have clicked on the need, scroll down the center portion to see a complete list of the appropriate programs and agencies.
The Fort Hood Community Resource Guide provides:
Resource of agencies that offer support to Soldiers and Family Members
Resources for prevention, intervention, treatment and education efforts
Addresses and phone numbers for support agencies
The proponent for this document is the Fort Hood Community Health Promotion Office,
to update information on this site please call, (254) 287-6851 or (254) 553-9309.
Spot-Lighted Services
Suicide Prevention Program
The Suicide Prevention Program falls under the Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP), a manpower conservation program
committed to prevention, education, identification, treatment, rehabilitation, evaluation, and research. The Suicide Prevention Program reduces the
risk of suicide for Active Army and Reserve Component Soldiers, Army civilians, and Army Family members.www.hood.army.mil/dhr/asap/
