Department of the Army - Aliamanu Military Reserve
ARMED SERVICES YMCA |
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1875 Aliamanu Drive |
All military personnel and their families residing in the AMR, Fort Shafter, Tripler housing areas and the housing communities. |
Program Description/Services ProvidedPlaymorning is a mobile playgroup that visits community neighborhoods with parent/child games and activities. Adults and their children up to age 5 are welcome to attend. Welcome Baby provides outreach services to expectant or new parents to help with issues or concerns related to pregnancy, parenthood and changing family dynamics. Keiki Care (Teenage Babysitter Training) prepares those 11 – 17 to care for others by providing basic babysitter skills. Instruction also includes CPR and First Aid certification. Lamaze classes prepare expectant parents for childbirth.Federal Surplus Food Distributions are offered 3 times a year to those meeting income qualifications. Canned and dry food products are available. Building Use is available to Family Readiness Groups, companies, Brownies and Scout troops and other groups wishing to hold classes, meetings or functions. Food For Families provides emergency food lock assistance to families experiencing financial difficulties. Cinderella’s Closet provides loaner gowns for proms and military balls. |
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CHAPLAIN CORPS |
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South Side Chapels Worship Services |
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Program Description/Services ProvidedFt. Shafter Chapel, Bldg. 503B (Fort Shafter Dining Facility), Phone: (808)836-4599 Ft. DeRussy Chapel, (across from the Hale Koa Hotel) Phone: (808) 836-4599 Tripler Army Medical Center Chapel AMR Chapel1790 Bougainvillea Loop Catholic Services Chapel Wide – “Family Night” and Academy of Discipleship |
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CHILD & YOUTH SERVICES (CYS) |
Population Served |
Active Duty, military dependents, retired military and their dependents and DoD personnel. | |
CHILD & YOUTH SERVICES (CYS)
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Aliamanu Military Reservation Registration OfficeBuilding 1782, 154 Kauhini Road
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Schofield Barracks Registration OfficeBuilding 2091, Kolekole Ave
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For Child Care (Birth - 12 years)
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Aliamanu Military Reservation CDCBldg 1783, 114 Kauhini Road Fort Shafter CDCBldg 900, 462 Hase Drive Petersen CDCBldg 791, 155 Tidball Street |
Schofield Barracks CDCBldg 9098, 2423 McMahon Road Helemano Military Reservation CDCBldg 30, 327 Kuapale Road |
FAMILY CHILD CARE (FCC)This program is a professionally managed network of individuals who provide child care in their government quarters. Military family members who become child care providers receive formal training and must comply with established standards. Certified homes are monitored regularly by Community Health, Fire Department, Installation Fire and Safety Office, and FCC Staff. Family child care homes offer flexible hours and a wide range of services for the child. This service is convenient for the shiftworker and for parents of young children who prefer a "home atmosphere" for child care. |
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Aliamanu Military Reservation Family Child CareBldg. 1782, 154 Kauhini Road |
Schofield Barracks Family Child CareBldg. 645, 777 Leilehua Avenue |
YOUTH PROGRAMS
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AMR Youth CenterBldg 1782, 154 Kauhini Road Fort Shafter Youth CenterBldg 505, 293 Bonney Loop |
Bennett Youth CenterBldg 9090, 2251 McMahon RoadSchofield Barracks Phone: (808) 655-6461 Helemano Youth Center441 Kuapale RoadPhone: (808) 653-0717 |
MIDDLE SCHOOL / TEEN PROGRAM (MS/T)The Middle School/Teen Program is designed for youth 11 to 18 years of age and in grades 6-12 throughout the school year and summer time. The program offers a variety of recreational activities to include sports, fitness, recreation, health and life skills, arts, character and leadership development and career opportunities all of which promote volunteer opportunities, positive youth development, positive community involvement, leadership skills, skill development and fun & friends. MST PROGRAMS:Computer Lab. This is a designated area in the center where teens may learn or practice computer skills Leadership. Teens may join the Middle School Torch Club, or the High School Keystone Club. These clubs help teens learn and practice leadership skills. Club members assist staff in making rules, planning programs, decorating centers, provide community service, and evaluate teen programs and services. Middle School and High School teens have opportunities to have their voice heard by community command leaders; High School teens have opportunities to represent Hawaii teens through off island forums and boards. All trips are free of charge. Teens within the leadership program have opportunities for college scholarships and grants. Special Interest Clubs. Various clubs are offered to support individual special needs, such as the DJ Clubs and Dance Clubs. Boys and Girls Clubs of America and the 4-H Photo Clubs, Sewing Clubs, Cooking Clubs, and Fine Arts Clubs are also available. Teens within clubs have competitive opportunities throughout the year. Teen Sponsorship. Teen Sponsorship helps relocate youth to become familiar with their new home in Hawaii and assists teens when moving to a new post. Each quarter a Hail & Farewell event is held. Teen Centers are always looking for new teen sponsors. Workforce Preparation. Workforce Preparation helps teens prepare for youth employment and future careers. For Middle School Teens there is the Career Explorations Program. For High Educational Assistance. The MS/T program has a certified secondary teacher available to assist teens with homework. Tutor service may be requested; assists home schooled youth, by appointment. Assists teens with finding college scholarship & grants and helps teens prepare and complete all paperwork. Provides SAT & ACT classes, additional classes are added by need of the community. Teens have fun, educational special activities offered. Our teacher will help parents and teens enroll and be part of our new Project Learn Program. |
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AMR Middle School Teen CenterBldg 1781, 165 Kauhini Road |
Schofield Barracks Middle School Teen CenterBldg 556, 556 Heard Street, Ka'Ala Rec Center |
Youth Sports and Fitness ProgramChildren ages 5 through 18 learn teamwork, sportsmanship and other valuable lessons when they participate in a Youth Sports and Fitness program. Available programs include team and individual sports, sports clinics and individual and group lessons. Classes offered include gymnastics, soccer, flag football, football cheerleading, basketball, basketball cheerleading, baseball, softball, t-ball, track and field, and many other programs. Practices are held at local facilities after school and on weekends. Clinics are held prior to the start of the season to sharpen skills and act as an introduction to each program. |
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AMR Youth Sports & FitnessBldg 1782, 154 Kauhini Road |
Fort Shafter Youth Sports & FitnessBldg 505, 293 Bonney Loop |
CYS YOUTH EDUCATION SUPPORT SERVICES (YESS)This program is responsible for youth education and there are three program elements to support youth education within the YESS program. School Liaison Officer (SLO):Serves as the installation subject matter expert (SME) for youth education and school transition issues. Informs and advises commanders and parents on student education transition issues. Promotes parent involvement in youth education and collaborate with local schools and installation. Coordinates School Transition Support Services, Home and School Linkages Partners in Education (PIE) Initiatives and Post Secondary Opportunities. For more information call (808) 655-2414.Youth Education Liaison Officer (YELO):Provides programs and services that help ensure a "level playing field" for Army youth transitioning among installations and school systems. Coordinates Youth Sponsorship and Transition Program, School-Age and Youth Computer Labs and Homework Centers, Home School Support, Youth AFAP Education Summit Issues. For more information call (808) 655-2263. Instructional Programs:Implement, Manage and coordinate Schools of Knowledge, Inspiration, Exploration and Skills (SKIESUnlimited) programs. SKIESUnlimited, is the framework for the Army's Child and Youth Services Instructional Programs. It consists of classes designed to complement and support the experiences children and youth have in ARMY CYS and in Schools. For more information call (808) 655-5525. |
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ARMY FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM |
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Army Community Service Bldg. 2091 Schofield Barracks, Hawaii 96857-5019 Telephone Number: (808) 655-2400 |
All active duty soldiers and their families, as well as deployed National Guard and Reservists and their families. |
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Department of Social WorkTripler Army Medical Center |
Family Advocacy ProgramArmy Community Service |