The Robins Integrated Delivery System provides a comprehensive umbrella of care for the people of Robins AFB. The Robins IDS is a combination of various helping agencies, which deliver responsive community care through proactive and coordinated programs and services. Team members of the Robins IDS have joined forces to extend services to provide the right help at the right time to active duty military and their family members, air national guard, air force reservists, retirees and DOD civilians.
The Robins IDS Team works to provide awareness and information of pertinent activities, events, and support available to the Robins AFB Community. We are committed to improving the working relationship of our base agencies to better provide for the needs of our Community.
Location: Building 207, Section C Office hours: 0630 -1700 Monday - Friday Phone: 327-8408 or 7669
The Air Force Drug Demand Reduction Program serves to do what its name says - reduce the demand for drugs.
For years, the government has been investing millions of dollars in drug intervention, air and sea surveillance and location and destruction of drug crops. This is supply reduction. The 2001 National Drug Control Strategy included focusing on shrinking America's demand for drugs, through prevention as one of its tactics. Other strategies include drug treatment and attacking the supply of drugs through law enforcement and international cooperation. At Robins AFB, our goal is to deter active duty military and civilian employees from using illegal drugs. This ensures a safe work environment and a healthy and ready force.
Services Provided: Military and civilian random drug testing Military squadron sweeps Drug awareness briefings for new civilian employees and new supervisors Drug prevention education for dependents of active duty, retired and civilian employees
Eligibility: All AFMC-serviced civilian employees and their family/household members
Call 1-866-580-9078 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for consultation with a licensed therapist, or to access legal and financial services. Information is also available at www.Magellanascend.com. This website includes a variety of information related to mental health, wellness, and personal/professional growth. Services are private and confidential.
On-Base Consultants are available to assist civilian employees in their efforts to resolve personal problems, such as emotional, family, marital/relationship, stress, anxiety, anger, substance abuse, or work problems that may impact on their conduct and work performance.
Location: Bldg 207 and 707
Location: Bldg 700, Entrance in southwest corner, near ambulance bay
Clinic Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday
Phone: 327-8398
The Robins Air Force Base Family Advocacy Program is comprised of three primary components: 1. Outreach and Prevention 2. New Parent Support Program 3. Family Violence Intervention
Phone: (478) 327-8398
Hours: Monday - Wednesday, Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Services offered at the Mental Health Clinic include individual, group, and educational treatment for stress, anxiety, depression, adjustment difficulties and other psychological concerns. Marital and family therapy services are also offered. Military evaluations for special clearances or duty are arranged as required by AF Instruction or policy
The School Liaison Office is the central point of contact for school-related matters between military families with children in grades K-12 and local school administrators. The SLO provides transition assistance regarding education for families moving to Robins and serves as an advocate for the educational needs of our military children.
School Liaison Office: RobinsAFBSchoolLiaison@us.af.mil (478) 327-5524 DSN 497-5524
Location: Airman and Family Readiness Center Building 794 725 9th Street, Ste 100 Robins AFB, GA 31098
Hours of Operation: Monday through Friday 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Location: Bldg 700, Entrance in southwest corner of building, near ambulance bay
Telephone: 327-8398 (DSN 497-8398)
Clinic Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday - Friday
Services available: - Substance Abuse Evaluation and outpatient treatment for military members - Referrals for medical detoxification and rehabilitation at network medical facilities - Evaluation, information and referral for DoD civilian employees referred by management, occupational medicine or civilian personnel
The Air Force recognizes alcoholism as a preventable, progressive, treatable, and non-compensable disease that affects the entire family. The ADAPT Clinic provides prevention, substance abuse education, assessments and rehabilitation.
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