Fort Drum has a multitude of resources available to ID-card holders and their guests. There are on-post recreational activities, eating establishments, shopping and more. Here is an alphabetical look at our businesses and resources, to include FMWR facilities and other programs.

All Active-duty military, reservists, National Guard, retired military and their Family members, and Department of Defense civilian employees are eligible to use the recreational facilities. Questions? Call (315) 772-6071 for details.

ADVENTURE TRAINING
(315) 772-4010/8222/0045
Bldg. P-11115
Email:drum.mwradventurtrn@conus.army.mil
Fort Drum Adventure Training offers Soldiers and Family members exciting adventure training and recreational opportunities. Activities include paintball, orienteering, geocaching, guided hunting and fishing, guided ATV/snowmobile trips, safety training, sportsman shooting (archery, skeet, trap, & range), extreme sports, hang gliding, free fall and static-line parachuting, balloon bungee jumping, mountain biking, and whitewater rafting. Let us know what adventure you would like to go on and we'll do our best to make it available.

ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE
(315) 772-6557/6556; (800) 826-0886
Bldg. P-4330
Email: drum.mwracs@conus.army.mil
drum.mwracsfrc@conus.army.mil
Army Community Service is a one-stop information and referral agency that is of particular interest to newcomers. ACS also prepares Soldiers and Families for the everchanging military lifestyle by providing a wide variety of educational programs. These programs are housed in two buildings.

The Consolidated Soldier and Family Support Center in Clark Hall houses the following programs: Family Member Employment Readiness, Army Emergency Relief, Financial Readiness Program, and SFAC.

The remaining programs are located in building P-4430, in the Pines Plains Complex. These programs include Army Family Team Building, Army Volunteer Corps, Community Life, Exceptional Family Member Program, Family Advocacy, Mobilization and Deployment, New Parent Support, Relocation Readiness Program, and the Unit Service Coordinators. This building also serves as the Family Readiness Center, the hub of deployment-related activities.

ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF
Army Emergency Relief is dedicated to assisting service members, retirees, survivors, and their Families with emergency financial assistance. The AER program can help with emergency travel, prevention of eviction, first month's rent and security deposit, emergency food needs, auto repair, and emergency medical and dental expenses. The program provides interest free loans and grants to members of the military community with valid emergency needs. The AER program is run by funds provided by the contributions from service members and the community. In addition to emergency assistance, AER offers scholarships to Soldier Family members.

ARMY FAMILY TEAM BUILDING
Army Family Team Building helps individuals adapt to Army Life by providing information about the resources available to Soldiers and Army Family members.

Workshops and classes are scheduled on a monthly basis. This training prepares everyone in America's Army to function at his or her highest level, in any situation, with minimal outside support. The training improves personal and Family preparedness, which enhances overall Army readiness. Child care is available with advance registration provided that children are registered with Child, Youth and School Services.

AFTB also offers customized classes for individual units, Family Readiness Groups and organizations on an individual basis. The AFTB office is conveniently located in the Army Community Service building in the Pine Plains Complex.

AFTB also coordinates the Army Family Action Plan, an Army-wide program designed to give a voice to the military community as a whole. Targeted forums on various community topics are held throughout the year, in addition to an annual installation forum. These forums help to identify and resolve issues in the Fort Drum community. Many issues can be resolved at the local level. Issues of command or Army wide interest are sent on to higher levels.

ARTS AND CRAFTS CENTER
The Arts and Crafts Center offers a wide variety of classes, studios, and equipment for both amateur and experienced crafters. Patrons will find studios for stained glass, framing, pottery, ceramics, wood shop, sewing, quilting, jewelry making, water color/acrylic painting, pen and ink, rubber stamping/scrapbooking, soap/candle classes, knitting/crochet classes, and a meeting room.

A laser engraving and sublimation printing service is available at the facility. T-shirts, mugs, plaques, glass bottles, bags, and memory photos for quilt projects are all available, 7-10 day turnaround time.

The wood shop contains large and small woodworking tools, while the ceramics shop offers more than 3,000 molds. Qualification classes are regularly scheduled for all studios. Tools, instruction, and studios are available for minimum fees. Most materials for craft classes that we teach are available in our retail store. A supply list is provided to the customer upon signing up for classes.

The Art of the Mountain Fine Arts Gallery features Fort Drum community artists. The gallery is always accepting new artwork for display.

ARMY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM
The Fort Drum Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) is located in two separated buildings. The administrative staff, Prevention/Education Program, Employee Assistance Program, Biochemical Testing Program, and Reduction Program are located in Bldg. T-2228, on Officers Loop.

This portion of the program provides substance abuse prevention and education for Soldiers and civilians, drug testing services for Soldiers and civilians in testing designated position, free confidential counseling and referral services for civilian employees with personal problems, data collection and briefs for commanders regarding high risk behaviors and specialized courses for Soldiers.