EES Military Resources

 

North Carolina is home to Fort Bragg, which is one of the most highly populated military bases in the United States. Fort Bragg has around 52,000 active duty service members. This large number is partly because Fort Bragg is home to the 82nd Airborne Division.

Erwin Elementary School is eager and proud to serve military students.  A “military-connected student” is a student enrolled in a local school administrative unit who has a parent, step-parent, or sibling who is serving in the active or reserve branches of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, or National Guard.

 

Resources for Military Families
EES adminstrative team, student support service team, and teachers work with military base personnel, the installation school liasion counselor and other agencies to provide support to familes and students.

School Liaison Officer List

• Army-Fort Liberty

   

• Gerhard Guevarra: 910-396-3338

   

Below is a list of different resources available:
Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS)
800-959-8277
info@taps.org

Tutor.com
Students can chat 24/7 with a live tutor in all core subjects and at all skill levels including essay writing, math, science, and more.

Overdrive.com
Check out the newest look. Bestsellers, fiction, nonfiction, graphic novels.

Military One Source Tutors
800-342-9647
Private nonmedical counseling for free. Coaching and consultations 24/7

Specialty Behavioral Health (SpBH) Groups
910-907-8272
Anger Management, Couples Conflict Resolution, and Women’s Empowerment Groups.

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP)

National Military Family Association
Military Interstate Children’s Compact Commission
North Carolina Department of Instruction Military Support Resource Page

Quick Reaction Force is IAVA’s one-stop-shop solution. QRF provides free, confidential, 24/7 peer support, remote care management and connections to quality resources for all veterans and family members.

Object Zero Foundation
Connecting the military community to peer support, wellness, and mental health resources. 

The Military Helpline
The Military Helpline is here with free and confidential crisis intervention and sensitivity to military-specific issues.

Call now (888) 457-4838 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. Or you can text the Military Helpline any time between 8am-11pm PST daily by texting MIL1 to 839863. 

Wounded Warrior Project 

National Center for PTSD

Military One Source

EES Purple Star Military Student Inbound and Outbound Checklist