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AFCS spans several locations and offers various programs and resources in each location. As a joint base, AFCS is comprised of a combination of Army Community Service (ACS) and Airman & Family Readiness Center (A&FRC) programs and resources. To embrace our joint base culture, we have formed Armed Forces Community Service (AFCS), under which the former Servicemember & Family Readiness Center (A&FRC) and all former ACS programs are housed. Below is a list of programs and resources available at each of the AFCS locations.
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AFCS on Lewis Main (253-967-7166)AFCS in Waller Hall, 2140 Liggett Ave. AFCS Annex, 2166 Liggett Ave. & 12th St. Family Resource Center (FRC), 4274 Idaho Ave. & 9th Div. Bldg. 2013 (2013, 2013 N. 3rd St. & Pendleton)
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AFCS on McChord Field (253-982-2695)AFCS - McChord AFCS - McChord was formerly the S&FRC and Airman & Family Readiness Center. Now this center falls under Armed Forces Community Service, with resources for all branches. All AFCS locations (except the SFAC, which is Army-sponsored) are available to all branches, DoD Civilians and their Families. |
Escape Zone, 841 Fairway Rd. The Escape Zone is a parent and child activity center that offers learning activities for children and an opportunity for military and DoD civilian parents to interact and meet new friends. For Escape Zone information, visit the Escape Zone website.
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AFCS at Yakima Training Center (YTC) (509-577- 3114)South Entrance of Bldg. 271 (B St. & 4th Ave.) |
AFCS Services Locations &
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Our Services
Armed Forces Community Service
Combined Family programs (to include former ACS and A&FRC programs and resources)
AFCS Contact
253-967-7166 (Lewis Main)
253-982-2695 (McChord Field)
(509) 577-3114 (Yakima)