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Many resources are available from helping agencies in the Team Minot Community. Browse the sections below for agency information:
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 (701) 723-5527
Mental Health
10 Missile Ave Minot AFB, ND 58705
Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
Walk-in Hours 7:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
For after hour emergencies, please contact Ambulance Services at (701) 723-5633.
Other services offered through the 5th Medical Group Mental Health Clinic:
Mental health treatment (Active Duty and some AD spouses)
Substance abuse prevention, assessment, and treatment (Active Duty only)
Domestic violence and child abuse/neglect prevention and intervention (Active Duty & Civilian)
Prevention classes and groups (Active Duty and Civilian)
Mental Health Resources:
Consent, Cancellation & No-Show Policy
Privacy Act Statement
Military Family Life Consultant Presentation List
Military Family Life Consultant Descriptions
Alcohol and Drug Prevention and Treatment program
(701) 723-5527
Building 194
Minot AFB ND 58705
Services for Active Duty include:
· Evaluations
· Education & Prevention Briefing
· Treatment for Alcohol/Drugs and Gambling
· Support Air Force Responsible Drinking Programs
ADAPT Does NOT treat Dependents or Retirees (VA) Contractors can only be seen once for evaluation, no treatment
ADAPT Program Resources (hyper Link)
Alcohol Education Module
http://www.aanorthdakota.org/
http://www.ndal-anon.com/
http://www.usrecovery.info/Al-Anon/North-Dakota.htm
For Civilian Services - Referrals for dependents can be submitted by the
Primary Care Manager
Trinity Hospital
St. Joseph's 407 3rd Street
Minot, ND 58702-5020.
Inpatient Psych/CDU/Rehabilitation Acute Care
701-857-2813
North Central Human Services:
1015 South Broadway Suite 18
Minot, ND 58701
Phone: (701) 857-8500
Crisis Line: (701) 857-8500 or
Toll Free Crisis Line: (888) 470-6968
TTY: (701) 857-8666
Fax: (701) 857-8555
dhsnchsc@nd.gov
Located on the 1st Floor
Medical Center
194 Missile Ave.
MAFB, ND
723-5096
Increasing the well-being of individuals and families by preventing maltreatment through prevention, education, therapeutic intervetion and support.
The Family Advocacy Outreach Manager trains key personnel and agency staff on the dynamics of family violence. We also provide primary and secondary prevention and implement activities that target the total community. Outreach also involves integration and collaboration of services with schools, chapels, command, and agencies such as the Airman and Family Readiness Center. We offer:
Classes:
Anger Awareness/Stress Management
Parenting Classes
Family Advocacy Safety Education Seminar Relationship Classes
Awareness:
Pre and Post Deployment Briefings
Relationship Briefings
Shaken Baby Syndrome Prevention
Bullying Prevention
Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October Dating Violence Awareness Month in February Child Abuse Prevention Month in April Parents and Tots Playgroup Mothers' Group
New Parent Support Program
This voluntary program is a free service designed to help expectant new parents meet their challenging and changing roles as a mother, father, and family. The program offers free books, parenting classes, home visits, education, support, and information. Program services can begin at any time during the pregnancy or after delivery, and continue as needed until the child is three years of age.
Family Maltreatment Program
The purpose of the program is to identify, evaluate, and provide therapeutic treatment for individuals and families in abusive situations. We offer...
Assessment and Referral
Individual Counseling
Family Counseling
Treatment Groups
Strength Based Therapy
WHAT IS FAMILY MALTREATMENT?
Family maltreatment is a pattern of emotional, verbal, physical, and or sexual abuse of a spouse or child with the intent to intimidate, coerce, control, or harm a family member. It also means demeaning a spouse or child through repeated insults or other negative remarks, or depriving or neglecting basic needs. It can mean undermining a family member's confidence and self-worth or instilling fear and compliance. Anyone can commit family violence-it crosses all ranks. Substance abuse, stressors at work or home, and personal daily life issues can contribute to this problem. Many experts agree that especially in spouse abuse, violence is often linked to issues of power and control.
BREAKING THE CYCLE-WHAT CAN YOU DO?
In some families, violence can become a cycle that reoccurs over time in each generation. The pattern does not have to continue. Family Advocacy program counseling services can help. But the first goal of Family Advocacy is prevention to equip you with the skills to strengthen family relationships and avoid family violence. Showing respect for yourself and others is an important step toward a successful Air Force and a healthy family.
- Domestic Violence Reporting Options:
Restricted Reporting
- Confidential report made to a victim advocate, FAP, or health care provider
- Command WILL NOT be notified unless the victim's abuser is PRP
- Victim has control over the information and can have emotional and medical needs met without disclosing information Receive services through FAP or the victim advocate voluntarily
- Must be eligible to be seen in MTF and willing to establish a safety plan
Unrestricted Reporting
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(701) 723-3950 - Minot AFB
Airman and Family Readiness Center (A&FRC)
22 Peacekeeper Place
Minot AFB, ND 58705
After duty hours, call the Command Post at:
(701) 723-3101
Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The Airman and Family Readiness Center serves as a one-stop information and referral center for single, married, active-duty, Guard, Reserves and retired members as well as their families. One of its major functions is linkage--ensuring military personnel and their families are connected with the appropriate services on and off base.
Call the Center for assistance anytime you have a question and do not know where to find the answer.
Services at Minot AFB include:
- Information and Referral
- Family Life Skills
- Transition to Civilian Life
- Career Development
- Relocation Services
- Personal Financial Management
- Volunteerism
- Readiness
- Air Force Aid Society (AFAS): http://www.afas.org/index.cfm
(701) 723-5633 - Appointments
(701) 723-5633 - After Hours Care
Services are Offered for Active Duty, Dependents, Retirees, Guard, and Reserve.
Work and School
· School/Sports physicals provided for dependents and beneficiaries
· Wellness exams performed
Nutrition/Fitness/Tobacco
· Members referred to nutritional medicine referrals/referrals to HAWC classes
Grief/Worry/Sadness
· Referral to airman readiness center/MHC/military one source
Sexual Assault
· (Link to Sarc part of page)
Need for Medication
· Medications prescribed and filled
Behavioral Health Optimization Program (BHOP)
(701) 723-5633
· BHOP is a part of your comprehensive health care benefit.
· The BHOP consultant is a psychologist or a social worker especially trained to work as a member of the primary care team.
· BHOP offers help when stress, worry, or emotional concerns about physical or other life problems that interfere with daily life.
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 Leadership Pathways is a program comprised of several base helping agencies that have come together to help the Team Minot community recieve more specialized training in the areas that affect many Airmen and their families every day. They have arranged class schedules, matched teaching curriculums and have made it easier to access to their services. To see a listing of the classes they have to offer please click the image below:
***ATTENTION PARTICIPANTS: base leadership has agreed to compensate Airmen who accumulate 20 hours of class attendance, with a day off from work, which can be coordinated with supervisors.
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Services are Offered for Active Duty, Active Duty Dependents, Retirees and Retiree Dependents.
Tobacco Cessation Classes
Tobacco Cessation Individual Consultation
Weight Loss Programs
Nutritional Guidance Individual Consultation
Body Fat Analysis Testing (Bod Pod)
Healthy Living Class (Be Well) -- addresses diet, exercise, lifestyle habits & behavioral change
Exercise Program Individual Consultation
(701) 723-5275
Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC)
24/7 services
24/7 report line:
(701) 340-8882
How to report
Restricted Report available for Active Duty only.
Dependents, Department of Defense Civilians and General Schedule can receive Un-Restricted ONLY.
(877) 995-5247
Text: 55-247 (inside the U.S.)
Text: 202-470-5546 (outside the U.S.)
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Sexual Assault Resources
National Sexual Violence Resource Center
National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence
MyDuty.mil
Government Fact Sheet on Sexual Violence
DoD Sexual Assault Prevention and Response
Related Resources
SafeNest - Temporary Assistance for Domestic Crisis
Air Force Crossroads
Violence Against Women
National Organization for Victim Assistance
Useful Local Phone Numbers (Area Code 701)
Minot Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC) Office
723-5275
Minot SARC Report Line (24/7) 340-8882
Military OneSource 1-800-342-9647
Domestic Violence Crisis Center
Business Line 852-2258
24-Hour Hotline 857-2200
Rape Crisis Line 857-2500
Trinity Health (Sexual Assault Exam) 701-857-5000
Medical Assistance
Hospital Appointments (Family Practice) 723- 5213
Base Hospital Emergency Department 653-2343
Triwest 1-800-406-2832
Mental Health Assistance 723-5527
Family Advocacy 723-5096
Airmen and Family Readiness Center 723-3950
Base Chapel 723-2456
Law Enforcement Desk 723-3096
(701) 723-2711
Equal Opportunity
Services are Offered to Military, Civilian, Retirees and Dependents.
Contact Equal Opportunity to report unlawful discrimination for both military and civilians due to Race, Color, National Origin, Sex, Religion, Age (40 and over) and Disability (mental and physical)
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The Nellis AFB Mental Health Resiliency Flight provides Targeted Resiliency for your squadron's personnel. Our services encompass three categories:
Tier 1 - High Risk Individuals
Targeted (EOD, Security Forces, Medics, etc.)
Tier 2 - High Risk Groups
Targeted intervention and training
Tier 3 - Everyone Else
Everyday stressors and trainings
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MAFB Chaplain: 723-2456 (7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.)
For after-duty hours or during the weekend call Command Post at 723-3101 and ask for the duty Chaplain.
The Air Force Chaplain Corps provides spiritual care and the opportunity for Airmen, their families, and other authorized personnel to exercise their constitutional right to the free exercise of religion. This is accomplished through religious observances, providing pastoral care, and advising leadership on spiritual, ethical, moral, morale, core values, and religious accommodation issues.
Chaplain Corps personnel conduct needs assessment based upon the commander's mission requirements in order to plan and execute religious programs. Chaplain Service members remain responsible for pursuing alternative means for accommodation.
The privilege of total confidentiality in communications with a chaplain is an essential component of the chaplain's ministry. Privileged communication is protected communication.
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ACE - (Published by USAPHC)
Ask your wingman
- Have the courage to ask the question, but stay calm
- Ask the question directly: Are you thinking of killing yourself?
Care for your wingman
- Calmly control the situation; do not use force; be safe
- Actively listen to show understanding and produce relief
- Remove any means that could be used for self-injur
Escort your wingman
- Never leave your buddy alone
- Escort to chain of command, Chaplain, behavioral health professional, or primary care provider
- Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. (800) 273-8255 (TALK)
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Minot AFB Helping Agencies Overview 
