- Newcomers Orientation
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Welcome to Fort Moore! If you are new to the installation, join us for the weekly Newcomers Orientation from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Wednesdays at the ACS Auditorium. All Military personnel, family members and civilians are invited. Here you will learn about resources, programs, activities and organizations on post and all across the Chattahoochee Valley. Spouses are encouraged to attend, and children are welcome. Refreshments provided.
- Relocation Counseling
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Relocation counseling is provided for individuals and groups. It is available to both in and outbound personnel with a primary focus on pre-departure counseling, relocation planning and personnel preparing for their first PCS move.
- Lending Closet
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The Lending Closet has basic household items available for Soldiers and families while their household goods are in transit. Items include basic kitchen equipment, sleeping mats, microwaves, ironing boards and irons. You may borrow for up to 30 days when you present your orders to Fort Moore, an ID card and a unit POC.
- Multicultural Services
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We provide active duty, Reserve, and National Guard Soldiers and their families access to community services regardless of language or cultural differences. We strive to minimize cultural and language barriers while enhancing the quality of life by providing language development, cross-cultural training and cultural mediation skills to assist with a smooth transition into the local area.
Do you need information on getting your driver’s license or registering in English as a Second Language? Or perhaps you would like to meet new people that share your native language? Would you be interested in assisting in translating or interpreting of your native language for someone who does not feel comfortable speaking English? If so, visit Building 7 or call +1 (706) 545-4043.
- Hearts Apart
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Is your spouse deployed, on an unaccompanied tour, or TDY for longer than 60 days? Join the Fort Moore Hearts Apart group to connect with other families and conquer prolonged separations. We can assist you with your needs, answer questions, and provide you with updated community information. For more information, call +1 (706) 545-4485.
- Citizen Support Group
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The Relocation Readiness Program is unable to serve as a liaison between the member and the U.S. Citizenship Immigration Service (CIS), due to legal restrictions. We will assist members with getting connected with the Fort Moore Legal Assistance office, who is qualified to advise and assist in the application process. Please call +1 (706) 545-4043 for assistance.
Additional Resource: AILAInfoNet.
- Overseas Briefings
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PCSing overseas? How exciting! We will help you make this transition smooth and enjoyable. An ACS Specialist will be happy to provide a one on one overseas briefing by request. Call +1 (706) 545-4043.
- Sponsorship Training
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The Total Army Sponsorship Program helps Soldiers, civilian employees and family members during the relocation process. Attendees learn the various elements of the sponsorship program, including how to be an effective sponsor and where to find information incoming personnel may request. Available to Soldiers, Army National Guardsmen, Reservists and civilian employees interested in becoming sponsors.
- Resources
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- New to the Military? Do you have questions about your benefits and entitlements? What are my housing options? You will find the answers to these questions and more at this link. MilitaryOneSource Moving Information
- Military Installations: Moving to a new assignment? Here you can view resources, articles, photos, major unit listings and contacts for programs at your next duty station.
- Plan My Move: Take charge of your PCS move. Plan My Move provides you with access to information about your entitlements and benefits, to points of contact, checklists, planning tools, and information on education and employment. Plan My Move will put you and your family in charge of a smooth relocation to your new duty assignment. Fill in the following information about your move, click “Get Moving” and we will get started. If your new assignment cannot be found, select a nearby installation.
- Soldier Family Readiness Group (SFRG) Virtual Trainings
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Army Community Service is offering Soldier Family Readiness Group (SFRG) Virtual Trainings via Microsoft Teams for the Fort Moore Community! Soldier and Family Readiness Groups is a command sponsored organization of family members, volunteers, soldiers, and civilian employees belonging to a unit, that together offer a corridor of mutual support and assistance. The SFRG network provides direct communication among the family members, chain of command and community members.
1st Thursdays - SFRG Foundations: SFRG Foundations Essentials course provides information on maintaining a successful SFRG, time management and team building. The SFRG Foundations Essentials Training is on the 1st Thursday of every month.
2nd Thursday - SFRG Informal Funds: Informal Funds Custodian training is designed for SFRG Leaders, Treasurers, and Command Teams that will manage SFRG funds. Information includes authority, restrictions, reporting requirements and fundraising polices. The SFRG Informal Funds Training is on the 2nd Thursday of every month.
3rd Thursday- CFRR (Liaison): The Command Family Readiness Representative (CFRR) serves as the commander's representative to ensure the free flow of information and support between the unit leadership, its volunteer base, unit personnel and family members. The Command Family Readiness Representative (Liaison) Training is on the 3rd Thursday of every month.
4th Thursday- Key Contact by request only: Key Contact role establishes a network to communicate information via telephone or electronically and provide support to Family members of the unit's Soldier and Family Readiness Group (SFRG). The Key Contact role Training is on the 4th Thursday of every month, by request only.
Moving is a part of life for Soldiers, civilian government employees and their Families. The Army Community Service Relocation Readiness Program is here to help with a comprehensive support system, whether it’s your first move or the last of many. We have all kinds of information and resources to help you and your family navigate your next military move.
Your first stop should be your local Army Community Service Family center to meet with a Relocation Readiness Program Manager who can get you started.
