Joint Base Lewis-McChord · Trust and Transparency - Collaboration - Collective Responsibility Joint Base Lewis-McChord “The Joint Force Power Projection Platform.”

Trust and Transparency - Collaboration - Collective Responsibility

Joint Base Lewis-McChord“The Joint Force Power Projection Platform.”

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Community Update

Agenda

• 0930-0935 – Welcome – COL Morgan, Joint Base Commander

• 0935-1000 – Installation Priorities:• Strengthen Individual Life Skills & Resiliency, Ms. Karen Fox/Mr. Bob Steger, FAP• Financial Fitness, Mr. Arnie Norem, AFCS Family Service Program Manager

• 1000-1010 – Madigan Army Medical Center – COL Mike Place, Commander• Armed Services Blood Bank• Performance Triad Update

• 1010-1030 – Updates• Director of Plans, Training, Mobilization Support, Mr. Buck James• Director of Human Services, Mr. Mark Brown• Housing Update, Mr. Don Meyers, Chief, Housing Division• Religious Support Office, COL (CH) Marc Gauthier• MWR, Ms. Kelly Wetzel, Marketing• Lewis Community Spouses Club, Ms. McClung

• 1030-1045 – Command Comments

• 1045-1100 – Questions

JBLM Community Update:Getting us in balance

FRGs

Dialogue with

partners

Feedback

JBGC/Sr

Spouse Dialogue

Future Agenda• Old Business

• What you asked me

• Installation Priority(s)

• Key Events

• Agency Key Talking Points

• Dialogue

CommunityUpdate

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JBLM CHPC Priorities

PRIORITIES FY17

Improve Financial Fitness

Increase Healthy Behaviors

Optimize Physical Fitness

Foster Healthy Relationships

Strengthen Individual Life Skills & Resiliency

The CHPC will ensure:

a) Public heath process to raise individual and community awareness. (of services)

b) BH interventions to improve psychological health and reduce self-destructive behaviors.

c) Physical programs directed towards achieving optimal physical wellness.

d) Spiritual programs to foster spiritual awareness and enrichment.

e) Environmental and social programs that promote and sustain healthy lifestyle strengthen community action, and encourage proactive public health policies.

IAW AR 600-63. CH 2, 2-1 (a)Army Health Promotion

AFCS- Family Advocacy

Prevention/Education

WHAT WE KNOW:• Majority of Non-Accidental Deaths

and Domestic Violence for JBLM Soldiers/Family Members are rooted in poor social/relationship skills.

• AFCS-FAP classes are relationship driven using evidence based material from BIG ARMY programs by established authors.

WHAT WE TEACH: • Parents, singles, and couples • Soldiers and family members• Information on healthy lifestyles,

positive communication• Realistic parenting

HOW WE TEACH: • Surveys, needs assessments and

soldier/commander feedback• Classes are tailored to meet the needs

of the military community. • This year we are offering five new

classes that address all overall drive for healthy/positive relationships in addition to those already available.

HOW WE DELIVER: • Soldier Annual Training• Commander/First Sergeant Training• All classes available at unit level• Classes available through check-

appointments.• Many classes taught at Building

2013A

AFCS- Family Advocacy

What’s in the Classroom?

CLASSES FOR PARENTS & NEWBORNSNEW PARENT SUPPORT PROGRAMProvide ongoing home visitation and community based support to children and parents.To assist your family prepare for all phases of deployment/separation.

CLASSES FOR PARENTS• Grow! (Ages 5 to 8) NEW• 1-2-3 Magic: Discipline without

yelling or spanking.• Active Parenting• Family Foundations NEW• Infant Massage• 24-7 Dad

CLASSES FOR INDIVIDUALS• Anger Management for Men• Anger Management for Women• Crossroads of Parenting & Divorce• Relationship Reboot NEW• Annual Training for Soldiers

redirected to emphasize healthy relationship skills. NEW

• TBI Clinic: Healthy Relationships NEW

CLASSES FOR COUPLES• Five Love Languages• Dating Basics NEW• Relationship Reboot NEW• Scream Free Marriage• Crossroads of Parenting & Divorce

AER CampaignFor 75 Years, Army Emergency

Relief has contributed to Mission Readiness and provided a safety

valve for unforeseen financial crisis that exceeds a Soldier’s

ability to make ends meet.

At JBLM we have provided $2,481,254 in assistance to

1739 individuals in 2016

Goal to promote AER Awareness, 100% contact.

Appoint AER unit representative for each company.

AER Campaign Kick-Off Ceremony

24 Feb 2017

0900-1100

Carey Theater

Warning signs of Financial Distress

• Inability to meet basic living expenses such as rent, food, and auto payments.

• Repeated borrowing from friends and coworkers

• Overdrawing Bank accounts / Regular use of Overdraft protection

• Creditors repeated calling home and duty section.

• Repeated use of Amy Emergency relief (AER) Loans to cover Basic Living Expenses

• Repeated use of advance pay or BAH• Possessions or life-style exceeding

individuals income• Repossessions / foreclosures• Gambling Issues• Misuse of Government Credit Card.• Excessive debt owed to Government

No pay due, zero dollar paychecks.• UCMJ actions (affecting pay).

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9 of 14 14 June 2016Mr. Kirk Frady/ MCSC / (210) 221-7098 (DSN 471) / [email protected] 9 of 7 December 2016Madigan Public Affairs

Madigan Army Medical Center

Community Update December 2016



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10 of 14 14 June 2016Mr. Kirk Frady/ MCSC / (210) 221-7098 (DSN 471) / [email protected] 10 of 17 January 2017Madigan Public Affairs

Armed Services Blood Bank Center-Pacific

NorthwestMission: To provide blood and blood products

to support both local military medical facilities

in the Pacific Northwest as well as meeting

Army Blood Program quota requirements which

support medical operations and contiguously

operations worldwide.

– Required to collect 125-150 units per week to

meet mission requirements.

– 32% Army Blood Drives, 45% Navy Blood Drives,

23% Call-In/Walk-In Donors.

SCHEDULE A BLOOD DRIVE

POC: Mr. Victor Shermer, Donor Recruiter

Email: [email protected]

Phone: (253) 968-1903

WALK-INS WELCOME

ASBBC-PNW (Madigan Annex, Near Ramp 2)

9904 E. Jackson Street

(253) 968-1850 Open 0730-1500 M-F



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Move to Health:

Powered by the Performance Triad (and

Changing the Conversation in Army Medicine)

Moving from Healthcare to Health

COL John O’Brien, MD, Chief PCSL



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Uncle Sam, Then and Now



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The Problem



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Diabetes in the United States



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The Elephant in the Room

• Chronic preventable diseases– 160 million Americans, 78%

healthcare costs

– Ex: Obesity, Cardiovascular disease (Hypertension, Stroke, Heart disease), Diabetes, Cancer

• EPIC Study (23,000) : 4 behaviors1. Not smoking

2. Exercise 3.5 hrs/week

3. Healthy diet (veggies, fruits, whole grains, low intake of meats)

4. Maintain BMI < 30

– RRR: 93% DM, 81% MI, 50% strokes, 36% cancer

Chronic

Preventable

Disease

Ford et al. Healthy living is the best revenge: findings from the EPIC study. Arch Intern Med 2009: 169:1355-62. pmid: 19667296



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Holistic Health Circle



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Nutrition– There are Apps for That!



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Personal Results

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BMI

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2 Handfuls of Nuts per Week

• 27% decrease in all

cause mortality!

• Do any medications

have this much

positive effect?



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Sleep and Cardiometabolic Risk• For those with <5 hours

(vs >7 hours) of sleep

increases risk:

– 42% obesity

– 69% hypertension

– 40% diabetes

– 36% elevated lipids

– 62% stroke

– 152% MI’s

• < 5.5 hrs of sleep or > 7

hours of sleep increases

risk for Type 2 Diabetes

Altman NG, et al. Sleep 2011;34(abstract suppl):A57.

Ferrie JE. Changes in Sleep Duration and Type 2 Diabetes: the Whitehall II study. Diabetes Care 2015 August;38:1467-72



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Directorate Plans, Training, Mobilization, and SecurityKey Events – January-April 2017

06 JAN 17, Personal Shred, 0800-1100, IDF Facility (Bldg 3152)

13 JAN 17, DONSA

16 JAN 17, Martin Luther King Day

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02 FEB 17, JBLM National Prayer Breakfast, 0700-0800, McChord Club, Lead: Chaplain

14 FEB 17, Valentine’s Day

17 FEB 17, DONSA

20 FEB 17, President’s Day

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01 MAR 17, JBLM Community Update, 0930, Nelson Rec. Center, Lead: DFMWR

03 MAR 17, Personal Shred, 0800-1100, IDF Facility (Bldg 3152), Lead: DPTMS

11 MAR 17, Shamrock ‘n Run, Time TBD, MWR Fest Tent, Lead: DFMWR

17 MAR 17, St Patrick’s Day

27-31 MAR 17, Spring Break Group 1 (Sumner School District)

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03-07 APR 17, Spring Break Group 2 (Bethel, Central Kitsap, Clover Park, Federal Way, N. Thurston, Olympia, Orting, Shelton, Steilacoom, Tacoma, Tumwater, Yelm)

04-08 APR 17, Spring Break Group 3 (Olympia School District)

06 APR 17, Kids Fest, Time: 1300-1630, DFMWR Fest Tent, Lead: DFMWR

07 APR 17, Personal Shred, 0800-1100, IDF Facility (Bldg 3152), Lead: DPTMS

10-14 APR 17, Spring Break Group 4 (Franklin Pierce and Puyallup School Districts)

14 APR 17, DONSA

20-22 APR 17, AUSA 6th Region Spring Meeting, Lead: DFMWR

22 APR 17, Spring Flea Market, Time TBD, DFMWR Fest Tent, Lead: DFMWR

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There are 5 road-level Railroad Crossings next to JBLM

• Barksdale Ave, I-5 exit 119 (DuPont Gate)

• 41st Division Dr., I-5 exit 120 (Lewis North Gate)

• Berkeley Ave, I-5 exit 122 (Madigan Gate)

• Thorne Lane, I-5 exit 123 (Logistics Center Gate)

• Bridgeport Way, I-5 exit 125 (McChord Field Gate)

Testing of Railroad Tracks

Point Defiance Bypass rail project

Railroad track construction next to JBLM (along I-5) nears completion

• Testing of signals and tracks begins in February

• High-speed trains will run on the tracks in February

• Dates / Times of testing still TBD

More Information

• Facebook pages: JBLM, I Corps, 62nd Airlift Wing, etc.

• The Northwest Guardian: the JBLM base newspaper

• Emails from the JBLM HQs to commands base-wide

• JBLM Community Update meetings

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Initial Plan – Strategy Session – Brief JBC/DCS/DHR on Transition Summit Plans (9 JAN 2017)

WARNO published for Fall SFL-TAP events: Transition Leadership Seminar, BDE Classes, Summit,

8-9 MAR Redefining Your Future

IPRs continue to support Fall Events (if needed)

JUN - AUG 2016 – Optional BDE Dedicated Transition Classes

3 AUG - 21 SEP Transition Summit IPRs

Summit Plan Back-Brief

27-28 SEP Transition Summit

Spring OPORDs published

MAY Prep for Transition Fair Workshops - Hawk

27 JUN Summer Hiring Event – HOH/Safeco Field

WARNO/OPORD published for Summer SFL-TAP events: Executive Symposium/Gaining

the Corporate Edge, Redefine Your Future, Summer Transition Fair

9 - 10 AUG Redefining Your Future

HOH Spouse Hiring Event 15-16 FEB 16

SEP Afterburner USAA

Jun 2017

Feb 2017

Jan 2017

Mar 2017

May 2017

Aug 2017

Sep 2017

Apr 201712-13 APR Apprenticeship workshop VA/C2C

2 FEB Direct 2 Apprenticeship Event

Jul 2017JUL Apprenticeship workshop VA/C2C

AUG Transition Summit Leadership seminar

Road to the FY17 WA SFL Summit

Leadership Event

Planning

Job Seeker Event

Staff Action

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On Base Housing Update

Resident Responsibilities

Remove snow/ice at your home. Includes walkways, porches, steps, sidewalks and driveways

If you reside on near a Major Intersection, Park vehicles in carport, garage, marked parking space or driveway to keep roadways clear for plowing

Call LMC Maintenance at (253) 912-3500 to report safety issues (e.g. downed trees, burst pipes, etc.)

Plowing and/Sanding Priority: Hills and Major Intersections

Note: Side streets will not be plowed/sanded

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On Base Housing Update

Don’t leave home with your appliance turned on Don’t leave cooking unattended Do attend the mandatory Fire Safety Brief Do obtain rental insurance

December Fire - Damages estimated at $50K

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JBLM Religious Support

Open Chapel – Guided Prayer and Meditation

Thursday, January 5th, 1130 – 1500, Lewis Main Chapel

Silent reflection, come & go as you please, Everyone Welcome

Women of the Word – Professional Women’s Spiritual Forum

Tuesdays, 1145-1245, 4 Chaplains Memorial Chapel

POC: CH (CPT) Nichols, 253-967-1879

Protestant Women of the Chapel Spring Kick-off

Thursday, January 19th , 9:30 – Noon McChord Chapel Support Center

Mothers of Preschoolers (MoPS)

Tuesday, January 24th , 9:30 – 11:30, McChord Chapel Support Center

Meets the second and fourth Tuesday each month. Childcare Provided by

JBLM Chapel Community for moms in attendance.

Valentine’s Dinner & Dance

Sunday, February 12th , 5:30-9:00pm, McChord Chapel Support Center

RSVP: [email protected] Space is Limited

Upcoming MWR happenings

Download the JBLM MWR Ap on your smartphone!

Calendar, event info, GPS map & more--FREE at your ap store!

Coming in Feb

Watch the Big Game

Sun, Feb 5, Warrior Zone & Sam Adams

Kids’ Night Out: Valentines

Thu, Feb 9, McChord Club Ballroom

Bridal Fair

Sat, Feb 25, ALCC

UFC 208

Sat, Feb 11, Sam Adams & Warrior Zone

Upcoming Events

-Storytime Yoga Jan 11, Book Patch Library

-Wine & Canvas Jan 12, McChord Club

-No-Tap Tourney Jan 14, Bowl Arena Lanes

-Commander’s Cup Basketball starts Jan 16

-Gears of War 4 tourney Jan 20-21, Warrior Zone

-Kids Kraft Jan 27, Arts & Crafts Center

-Digital Photo Contest ends Jan 31, Arts & Crafts

Upcoming MWR happenings

Jan 7 -- Sporting Clays

Ladies Back Country Ski Day

Bald Eagle Stand Up Paddleboard

Jan 7-8-- Winter Scramble

Jan 8 -- Snowshoe Lake Ann

Winter Photography

Jan 12 – Moonlight Snowshoe

Jan 14 -- Bald Eagle Float

Cross Country Ski Hayak

Photoshop 101

Jan 15-- Deception Pass Kayak

Intro to Back Country Skiing

Jan 21 -- White Pass Ski Day

Kayak Skills Class American Lake

Jan 22 -- Back Country Ski Hayak

Snowshoe Hurricane Ridge

Winter Stand Up Paddle

Jan 28 -- Back Country Ski/Snowboard

Timelapse Photography

Moonlight Snowshoe

Jan 29 -- Snowmobile Back Country Ski

Reflection Lake Snowshoe

Outdoor Recreation programs & tripsFeb 4 – Sporting Clays

White Pass Ski Day

Intro to Back Country Skiing

Olympic Nat’l Park Photography

Feb 4-12 Basic Alpine 4-day course

Feb. 5 -- Reflection Lake Snowshoe

Winter Stand Up Paddle

Feb 11 -- Mountain Bike Duthie Hill

Sea Kayak Hope Island

Feb 12 -- Snowmobile Back Country Ski

Wine & Chocolate Tour

Photography 101

Snow Tubing

Feb 16-20 Ice Climbing Canada

Feb 17-19 Oregon Coast Photography

Feb 17 -- Moonlight Snowshoe

Feb 18 -- Kayak Skills Class American Lake

Feb 25 -- Back Country Ski Paradise

Snow Tubing

Seattle Night Photography

Feb 26 -- Learn to Ski Basics

Cross Country Ski Lake Easton

Lewis Community Spouses’ ClubLCSC

The Lewis Community Spouse Club is a non-profit, all ranks, spouses group at Fort Lewis. We are dedicated to giving back to Soldiers and their families. Membership is open to all spouses of Active Duty, Reserve, National Guard and retired personnel of the Armed Forces. We are also honored to extend membership to Gold Star spouses.

*Weekly Luncheons*Small groups (Book Club, Cooking Club, Wine Club, PNW Explorers, Craft Club, Bunco)*Community Outreach (Patriot’s Landing, Emergency Food Network, Santa’s Castle)*Grants awarded to those that apply in April/May*Lending Closet and Wear It Again Boutique/Operation Deploy Your Dress available by appointment only*www.lewiscommunityspousesclub.org

*Tickets are on sale now. $40ppl (300 ppl max)

*Theme: Centennial Celebration*Place: American Lake Conference Center March 17*Auctions (desert auction, silent auction, live auction)*Live entertainment*Dinner included*Static displays from the Fort Lewis Army Museum

*All proceeds go to LCSC Community Grants Fund (back into the community-last year we supported Scholarships for spouses, dogs on deployment, Wounded Warriors, boy scouts, Mann MS Wrestling Team, Lakes HS Cross Country Team, Ainsley's Angels)

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Community Update

• Commander’s Comments

• Next Community Update

1 Feb 17 @ 0930

• Topics:

• Foster Healthy Relationships

• School Updates

• PCS Season

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Joint Base Lewis-McChord · Trust and Transparency - Collaboration - Collective Responsibility Joint Base Lewis-McChord “The Joint Force Power Projection Platform.”