The Family Readiness Group (FRG) is a command-sponsored organization of Family Members, volunteers and Soldiers.

Together they provide mutual support and assistance creating a network of communication between Family Members, the Chain of Command and community resources.

Are you looking for a way to give back to your community? Army Community Service is looking for individuals who are interested in taking on such a task. FRGs help create a climate of mutual support within the unit and community. FRGs play an integral part in the Family and Soldier Readiness System (FSRS).

The Financial Readiness Program is your resource for information on money matters. We can help you better understand financial topics like: 

• Military pay
• Checkbook and debit card management
• Financial responsibility
• Consumer awareness
• Credit management
• Debt elimination strategies
• Saving
• Investing
• Developing a spending plan

We can also help you learn about other financial services, including:

• Army Emergency Relief (AER): A private, nonprofit organization established to help Soldiers and their Families in emergency financial situations due to no fault of their own.
• Education Program: Offers need-based scholarships to help eligible Army Families with education costs.

Family Subsistence Supplemental Allowance (FSSA) Pre-screening

Pre-screening and counseling for Soldiers who qualify for the FSSA entitlement. FSSA is an entitlement authorized by Congress in 2001 and was created to supplement the Soldier's Basic Allowance for Subsistence (BAS). This entitlement will not exceed $1100 per month. Information and application for FSSA is web-based and can be found under the "Life Events that Impact Your Benefits" tab.

You must be 18 years of age and have a valid DoD ID card in order to attend fitness classes. Fitness classes are subject to changes in scheduled times, location and/or availability. Please check the fitness class schedule or call +1(804)765-3053 for the most current information. 

This program assists Commanders, Soldiers and Family members by providing information counseling to determine customer needs and refers them to the appropriate ACS service or other resource. It provides assistance with individual, Family and community concerns, resources available at the lowest cost and follow-up to ensure that ACS customers receive quality services.

Contact us if you are faced with issues such as:

• Financial
• Marital
• Behavioral
• Employment
• Transitional Adjustments

We can provide you with the resources and referrals you need!

All Army Sports provides athletically skilled Soldier athletes the opportunity to excel at the highest levels while competing for our Army and our country. Soldier/athletes train and compete in individual and team sports.

The best may find themselves competing against Air Force, Marine and Navy athletes on a national level in Armed Forces championships. The best military athletes may even advance to compete on an international field of play against athletes from around the world.

All Army Sports also contributes to the Soldier/athlete's readiness and overall well-being. When finished with competition, Soldiers return to their unit in better physical condition, along with a new appreciation of team building and enhanced leadership skills. Their unique perspective as a Soldier/athlete and first hand-experience gained in competing on the international stage makes them better athletes, but more importantly, better Soldiers. The espirit de corps and camaraderie developed on the field of play stays with Soldier/athletes long after they return to their unit, strengthening the bond between them and their fellow Soldiers.

To apply or learn more about All Army Sports, visit the  All Army Sports website or call the Varsity Sports Office.

Bringing Broadway to You!

The Lee Playhouse presents live theater and has become one of the most active performing groups in the area. We offer three program styles to meet various entertainment and cultural desires.

The main-stage season produces Broadway musicals, comedies and dramas. Performances are open to the community. The 2018-2019 season runs from September 7, 2018 through June 2, 2019. Season tickets are offered at the beginning of the main-stage season and guarantee great seating for a year of fine entertainment. Tour buses are always welcome.

Ticket Prices: 
Adults  $15 
Youth (16 and under)  $7
 

Be a Season Subscriber 
Benefits for the season ticket holder include: 

•    The best seats reserved for you before tickets go on sale to the public 
•    Savings of over 13% on regular ticket price 
•    Can't make it one night? Exchange your ticket at no cost. 
•    Lost ticket replacement 
•    Order additional tickets for popular shows before they go on sale to the public

The Leisure Travel Office can assist you with discounted tickets to many attractions and theme parks. The LTS office also can help you with cruise and vacation packages, car and hotel reservations.

LTS sells discount tickets to a variety of local, regional and national attractions. Choose from a variety of special sites such as Washington DC, Virginia Beach, Orlando and much more!

Explore Universal Orlando Resort

Military Travel Deals with American Forces Travel

SPECIAL NOTICE to all DisneyWorld (FL) Customers
The deadline to return tickets for a refund is September 1, 2020. You will need to turn in your tickets along with your receipt to get verified by Disney. Refunds will be issued 14 - 30 days after the verification. Beginning September 2, 2020, no refunds or exchanges will be accepted. 

Special Notice

• The MacLaughlin Fitness Center is open to all Fort Lee Family and MWR patrons, to include Active Duty military, Retirees, Department of Defense Civilians, and their families. Sorry, no guests are permitted at this time.
• Facility will be limited to 50 patrons at a time.
• All courts, saunas, drinking fountains, locker rooms, and showers are closed.
• Face coverings will be required to enter the facility.

• Face coverings must be worn over mouth and nose when not actively exercising. This includes walkways, hallways, aisles, and while moving between equipment.

• Face coverings may be removed while actively exercising on equipment or in open areas while maintaining six feet of social distancing.

• Patrons must maintain six feet of social distancing at all times (face covering must be worn by weight-lifting spotter).

• Patrons must wipe down the entire piece of equipment after each use with gym wipes provided.

• These guidelines are for the safety of the patrons and staff. Refusal to follow the guidelines may result in the revocation of privileges.

Army Community Services offers free counseling services to the Fort Lee Military community through Military Family Life Counselors.  Services include telephonic and video non-medical counseling in areas where face-to-face support is restricted due to COVID-19.  The following support options are available:

Adults

• Telephonic and video non-medical counseling

Children and Youth

• Individual video non-medical counseling sessions for minors age 13 to 17 (parent or guardian must be available at the start of each video session to give parental consent and provide line of sight requirements)
• Family video non-medical counseling for minors 6 to 12 years of age (parent or guardian must attend each session)

If you are seeking support, please call or email one of the Counselors listed below:

Jacqueline H., +1(804)503-7668, LeeAdultMFLC@SRIMFLCTeam.com

Pamela B., +1(804)504-8490, LeeAdultMFLC-02@SRIMFLCTeam.com

Melanie J., +1(804)433-8247, LeeAdultMFLC-04@SRIMFLCTeam.com

This is a free service to Army Community Service patrons.