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Deployment Crisis Assistance
Dealing with Deployment
Coping with Deployments
Deployments and separation are expected functions of Army life and can be divided into three main phases – pre-deployment, deployment and post-deployment. All three phases within the deployment cycle are distinct and pose their own challenges and needs for preparation. Poor planning for any part of the deployment cycle can negatively impact family stability, individual readiness, unit readiness, and cohesion and, ultimately, the ability to meet the mission.
The Family Resource Center on Fort Campbell provides training for Soldiers and families preparing for deployment, during deployment and during reintegration from deployments.
The Family Resource Center is located at 1501 William C. Lee Rd., and can be reached by calling (270) 956-2935 or 1-866-252-9319.
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Local Resources
Coping with Deployment of Spouse or Partner
Emotional Cyles of Deployment
Getting to Know Your Children Again
Holiday Stress
Parent's Guide to Deployment
Returning to Family Life
Supporting your Loved One During Deployment
Hearts Apart Booklet
Parents Guide to Deployment and Reunion
Resources For Childern
Youth Coping with Deplyment (Video)
Educators Guide to Children and Deployment
Talking with Childeren
Ten Tips to Support Children with Deploying Parents
Army Fun Kids Activity Book
Coloring book
My Goodbye Book (3-5)
Goodbyes Are Hard (6-8)
I Can DO That (9-12)
Separations Happen (13-15)
Travel Pack (13-18)
Online Resources
Deployment Cycle Support
Military Homefront
Army Behavioral Health
Military OneSource 1-800-342-9647
National Suicide Hotlines 1-800-SUICIDE 1-800-273-TALK
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