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Fort Bragg Education Services Branch Macomb and Reilly Street Building 2-1105 Fort Bragg, NC 28310 Phone 910-396-6721 Phone (DSN) 312-236-6721 Fax 910-396-8722 Fax (DSN) 312-236-8722. Automotive Services FIRESTONE TIRE & SERVICE CENTER Butner Rd, behind the North Post PX Fort Bragg, NC Phone 910-497-2141/2142/2143.
Location
Fort Bragg is the largest Army installation by population covering about 161,000 acres, stretching into six counties. Fort Bragg is located in Fayetteville, North Carolina and is home of the Airborne and Special Operations.
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History
Fort Bragg is the home of the Airborne. For more than half a century, Fort Bragg has had a proud heritage as the Home of the Nation’s finest fighting forces. Originally activated in June 1942 at Camp Polk, LA, the XVIII Airborne Corps was known as the II Armored Corps. It was redesignated XVIII Corps in October 1943, at the Presidio of Monterey, California. The Corp’s birthday is August 25, 1944, the same day the XVIII Airborne Corps assumed command of the 82d and 101st Airborne Divisions.
Mission
Our mission is to maintain America’s Contingency Corps as a strategic crisis response force manned and trained to deploy rapidly by air, sea, and land anywhere in the world, in order to fight upon arrival and win. It is known as the Home of the Airborne and Special Operation Force. Fort Bragg houses the XVIII Airborne Corps and the 82nd Airborne Division, the U.S. Army Special Operations Command, and the U.S. Army Parachute Team (the Golden Knights). Fort Bragg units also include the Corps Support Command, 525th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade, 16th Military Police Brigade, 20th Engineer Brigade, 108th ADA Brigade, 44th Medical Command, 18th Fires Brigade and more.
Population Served
Fort Bragg is the largest US Army base by population, serving a population of 52,280 active duty Soldiers, 12,624 Reserve Components and Temporary Duty students, 8,757 civilian employees, 3,516 Contractors, and 62,962 active duty family members. There are 98,507 Army retirees and family members in the area.
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Base Transportation
A shuttle bus is provided. The shuttle bus schedule is updated monthly. Please call 910-432-4497 or 910-396-5368 for the monthly schedule.
Sponsorship
If you have a pinpoint assignment you can request sponsorship by mailing DA Form 5434 (Sponsorship Program Counseling Information Sheet) to your gaining unit. Soldiers desiring a pin-point assignment and a sponsor to assist them upon arrival at Fort Bragg can contact Strength Management at 910-396-9616, or 910-396-3966, DSN 312-236-9616, or 312-236-3966.
All in-processing soldiers will in-process at the Bragg Reception Center, Bldg. 4-2245 (same proximity as the Soldier Support Center), Normandy Street. The Fort Bragg Reception Company is open 24 hours a day 7 days a week, and can be reached by calling 910-396-9304 or 910 396-2656, DSN 312-236-9304 or 312-236-2656.
Soldiers E-6 and below will in-process at the Fort Bragg Reception Company, Bldg. 4-2245 (same vicinity as the Soldier Support Center), Normandy Street, 910-396-4244/4250 or DSN 312-236-4244/4250.
Temporary Quarters
Airborne Inn Lodging facilities are open to military personnel (all ranks/grades), their family members, guests, and retired military and their guests. You can make advance reservations up to 6 months ahead of time. Incoming PCS personnel may occupy guest house facilities for up to 30 days without loss of BAH. Outgoing personnel may occupy guest house facilities for up to 10 days. The Standard room rate is $45.00 + $5.00 for each additional person per day for all ranks. Please note that you are required to pay in advance for 7 days upon check-in. For information, call 910-396-7700 or DSN 312-236-7700. Airborne Inn Lodging Office is located in Bldg. D-3601, Moon Hall, on Darby Loop.
Relocation Assistance
A Newcomer’s Orientation is held at ACS on the 1st Tuesday of the month, beginning at 9:00 a.m. The Newcomer’s Orientation is a great way for Fort Bragg Soldiers, Family Members, and DoD employees to become familiar with the services, online drugstore and agencies available on the installation. There is also a monthly Newcomer’s Bus Tour of Fort Bragg and the Fayetteville area. Limited FREE childcare is available through CYSS. Please call 910-396-8682/8683, for more information or to register.
The Lending Closet is for families PCSing to or from Fort Bragg. Soldier/family members may borrow basic household items for a designated period of time while awaiting shipment of household goods. Call the Relocation Program at 910-396-6013 or DSN 312-236-6013.
The Airborne Attic provides Soldiers and family members E4 and below with items of furniture, household goods and clothing free of charge. They can be reached at 910-907-2842 or DSN 312-337-2842.
Critical Installation Information
- Fort Bragg is a restricted access base. All persons 16 years and older entering the base are required to show a picture identification.
- Fort Bragg regulations prohibit the use of cell phones while operating a motor vehicle, except with the use of a hands-free device.
- All active duty military personnel (including allied officers) and their family members assigned to Fort Bragg, DA/DoD civilians employed by Fort Bragg, local Reserve and National Guard members, and contractors working on Fort Bragg must register their privately owned vehicles (POVs) with Vehicle Registration, for more information call 910-432-8193.
- Wearing portable headphones, earphones, or other listening devices while operating a motor vehicle is prohibited.
- The use of radar or laser detection devices to indicate the presence of speed recording instruments or to transmit simulated erroneous speeds is prohibited.
Contact Information
Adult Education Centers
Fort Bragg Education Services Branch
Macomb and Reilly Street
Building 2-1105
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Phone 910-396-6721
Phone (DSN) 312-236-6721
Fax 910-396-8722
Fax (DSN) 312-236-8722
Automotive Services
FIRESTONE TIRE & SERVICE CENTER
Butner Rd, behind the North Post PX
Fort Bragg, NC 28310-5000
Phone 910-497-2141/2142/2143
Barracks/Single Service Member Housing
Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS)
Knox & Macomb Streets
Building 2-1361
Fort Bragg, NC 28310-5000
Phone 910-396-7751 / 910-396-2348
Phone (DSN) 312-236-7751/2348
Fax 910-396-2330
Fax (DSN) 312-236-2330
Beneficiary Counseling Assistance Coordinators
TRICARE
Reilly Road
Building 4-2817, TRICARE Service Center (WAMC)
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Phone 910-907-6926/6778 / Beneficiary Claims Inquiries: 1-800-493-1613 /
Chapels
Religious, Marital, Pre-Marital Counseling
Knox Street
Watters Family Life Center, Bldg. 1-3358
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Phone 910-396-1121 / 910-396-1122
Phone (DSN) 312-239-1121/1122
Fax 910-396-9570
Citizenship and Immigration Services
Citizenship and Immigration Services
Soldier Support Center
Bldg. 4-2843 Normandy Drive
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Phone 910-396-6120/8682
Phone (DSN) 312-236-6120/8682
Fax 910-396-8401
Fax (DSN) 312-236-8401
Civilian Personnel Office
Civilian Personnel Advisory Center
Macomb Street, Building 2-1105, Stack D
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Phone 910-396-6001
Phone (DSN) 312-239-6001
Fax 910-396-1968
Fax (DSN) 312-236-1968
Commissary/Shoppette
North Post Commissary
3571 Butner Road
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Phone 910-396-2104
Phone (DSN) 312-236-2104
Fax 910-497-3042
Commissary/Shoppette
South Post Commissary
1017 Canopy Lane
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Phone 910-436-2487
Phone (DSN) None
Fax 910-436-5261
Deployment/Mobilization
Deployment – Army Community Service
Soldier Support Center
3rd Floor, Soldier Support Center, Bldg. 4-2843, Normandy Drive
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Phone 910-432-3742
Phone (DSN) 312-236-3742
Fax 910-396-8401
Fax (DSN) 312-236-8401
DoD Schools
Fort Bragg Schools Special Education Programs
Knox Street
Irwin Middle School
PO Box 70089
Fort Bragg, NC 28307-0089
Phone 910-907-0200
Fax 910-436-3960
EFMP – Family Support
EFMP Family Support
2843 Normandy Dr.
Bld. 4
Attn: ACS/EFMP
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Phone 910-907-3395
Phone (DSN) 312-337-3395
Fax 910-396-8401
Fax (DSN) 312-236-8401
Emergency Relief Services
American Red Cross
Bldg. 1-1139 Macomb Streets
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Phone 910-396-1232/1234 / 1-877-272-7337
Phone (DSN) 312-236-1232/1234
Fax 910-396-6489
Fax (DSN) 312-236-6489
Exchange(s)
North Post Exchange (PX)
Butner and 2nd Streets
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Phone 910-436-4888
Fax 910-436- 6451
Finance Office
82d Finance
Gavin Hall
Fort Bragg, NC 28310-5000
Phone 910-432–0109
Phone (DSN) 312-239-0109
Hospital/Medical Treatment Facility(s)
Joel Health Clinic
Bldg M-4861, Logistics Avenue
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Phone 910-907-5635
Phone (DSN) 312-337-5635
Fax 910-907-9828
Housing Office/Government Housing
Off-Post Housing/Housing Referral Office
Normandy Drive
Bldg. 4-2843
6th Floor Soldier Support Center
Fort Bragg, NC 28310-5000
Phone 910-396-2626/6004
Phone (DSN) 312-236-2626/6004
Fax 910-396-7705
Fax (DSN) 312-236-7705
Housing Referral Office/Housing Privatization
Housing Office (Picerne Military Housing Relocation Office)
Bldg. 4-2843 Normandy Drive
Soldier Support Center
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Phone 910-495-0878 / 1-866-525-4663
Fax 910-497–4218
ID/CAC Card Processing
82nd ABN. ID Card Facility
Bldg. C-747 Gavin Hall
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Phone 910-432–4182
Phone (DSN) 312-239-4182
Fax 910-432-3105
Legal Services/JAG
82D Airborne Division Legal Assistance
Room 273 Gavin Hall
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Phone 910-432-0195
Phone (DSN) 312-239-0195
Fax 910-396-2541
Fax (DSN) 312-236-2541
Loan Closet
ACS Lending Closet
Corner of Letterman & Ord Streets
Bldg 8-7006-A
Fort Bragg, NC 28310-5000
Phone 910-396-6013
Phone (DSN) 312-236-6013
Fax 910-432-8870
Fax (DSN) 312-239-8870
Transition Assistance Program
Army Career and Alumni Program (ACAP)
Normandy Drive
Bldg. 4-2843 (Soldier Support Center)
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Phone 910-396-7188 / 910-396 2227
Phone (DSN) 312-236-7188/2227
Fax 910-396-9390
Fax (DSN) 312-236-9390
Child & Youth Services (CYS) provides programs and services for children of eligible military and civilian families. Within CYS you will find something to meet your children’s needs. Registration is required when enrolling in any CYS program, so make Parent Central Services your first stop when arriving on Fort Bragg!
In support of mission readiness, all Fort Bragg Child and Youth Services locations are open for currently registered families. Please note Families who require child care but are not already registered must first register at CYS Parent Central Services. Additional childcare spaces are very limited and new registrants will be placed subject to space availability.
Child Development Centers are operating 5:30 am to 6 pm.
School Age Centers are operating 5:30 am to 6 pm.
Youth Centers (Middle School and Teen) are operating 6:30 am to 7 pm.
Youth Sports and SKIES Unlimited
Back to School Information
As we head back to school, children (and parents) are faced with a unique challenge this semester as they adapt to online learning. Depending on what school district a child attends, the level and amount of online learning can vary. Child and Youth Services is committed to being a stable factor the children in our programs.
Fort Bragg School Age Services and Youth Services programs will remain open throughout the day in order to support our Soldiers and Families with school age children operating on a remote status. ALL school age families needing care during the school year must apply for care at www.militarychildcare.com. Your choice of care will depend on your school’s reopening plan.
If your school has chosen virtual learning (whether 100% or 50%) as their re-opening plan you will need to choose COVID Full-day Care under the school out and seasonal camps option at Baez SAC (Main Post) or Morales SAC (Linden Oaks).
If your school has chosen to return to a traditional school schedule (100% in the classroom) you will need to choose before and/or after school care under the school year care at Baez SAC (Main Post) or Morales SAC (Linden Oaks).
Middle School and High School families will sign up at Tolson or Chay (Linden Oaks) Youth Centers with no need to register on the website. Both centers will be open from 6:30 am to 7 p.m.
For those students in the full-day programs, parents must provide staff with their student’s online learning schedule and supply the device and headphones necessary to support the online session. Our staff will support students with logging into their learning platform and encourage them to stay on task. Staff are not responsible for ensuring students complete their daily assignments or monitoring their progress. Our facilities are equipped with WiFi but we cannot guarantee strength or load speeds.
Spaces are limited due to COVID 19 social distancing requirements and will continue to follow the DOD priority system. All fees are based on total family income categories. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please call 396-8110.
View ourResource Guide for Child & Youth Services (.pdf) to get a comprehensive look at all the programs and services offered on Fort Bragg.
CYS fee chart (.pdf)
The waiting list is centralized for all CYS patrons requiring full-day or part-day care through MilitaryChildcare.com. All patrons will be required to register with MilitaryChildcare.com in order to be placed on any waitlist for childcare.
Priority is given in accordance with the DoD Directive 6060.02 and CYS Operations Manual 2015. Priority for filling spaces is as follows: Priority Placement Plan for CYS Waiting List (.pdf)
For more information about MilitaryChildCare.com, call or email us; contact information is at the top of this page.
Parent and Outreach Services is the gateway that connects Families to CYS programs. Its mission is to support Readiness and Well-Being of Families by helping to balance military mission requirements and parental responsibilities.
Baseline programs:
- Parent Central Services (formerly Central Enrollment)
- Kids at Home
- Parents on Site
- Kids on Site! (only available at some locations)
- School of Knowledge, Inspiration, Exploration, and Skills (SKIESUnlimited)
- CYSitters
- Parent Liaison Services
- Community Liaison Services
Eligibility Criteria for CYS Programs is contingent on the status of the sponsor and is verified at registration.
Eligible patrons include:
- Active duty Military personnel
- DoD civilian employees paid from either appropriated funds (APF) or non-appropriated funds (NAF)
- Reserve Component military personnel on active duty or inactive duty training status
- Combat-related Wounded Warriors
- Surviving spouses of Military Members who died from a combat-related incident
- Those acting in loco parents for the dependent child of an otherwise eligible patron
- Eligible employees of DoD contractors
- Others authorized on a space available basis
Registering your child in CYS
WebTrac provides links to services for eligible patrons. To access required CYS forms: Webtrac online services. https://webtrac.mwr.army.mil
Registration Checklist
Required forms for registering in Child Care (CDC/FCC/SAC) include:
These forms are only available in person at CYS or Parent Central Services.
- Application for Department of Defense Child Care Fees, DD 2652 (not applicable to hourly care)
- USDA Form
- CYS Health Screening Tool, DA 7625-1, Tool 1 or DA 7725
- Child Health Assessment (complete Parts A, B & C or Part A + school physical) Due within 30 days of registration
- Family Care Plan for single/dual military only. Due within 30 days of registration
Required forms for registering in Kids on Site include:
- CYS Health Screening Tool, DA 7625-1, Tool 1 or DA 7725
- Child Health Assessment (complete Parts A, B & C or Part A + school physical) Due within 30 days of registration
- First time users, current immunization record only (0-5 and those school age not enrolled in public school)
Required forms for registering in MS/Teen include:
- CYS Registration Form
- Application for Department of Defense Child Care Fees, DD 2652, (if utilizing Before/School or Summer Camp)
- CYS Health Screening Tool, DA 7625-1, Tool 1 or DA 7725, (complete only if physician documented special needs)
Required forms for registering in SKIESUnlimited include:
- CYS Health Screening Tool, DA 7625-1, Tool 1 or DA 7725
Required forms for registering in SPORTS include:
- CYS Health Screening Tool, DA 7625-1, Tool 1 or DA 7725
- Health Assessment/Sports Physical (complete Parts A, B and C). Due before participation in all sports activities
Medical Action Plan (MAP) Only needed if a child is diagnosed with allergies, diabetes, asthma/respiratory, or seizures that may require staff to administer rescue medications. This also includes conditions recommended by MIAT.
Waiting List
The Installation will establish a Waiting List when the spaces for each child age group are filled and there are no additional spaces to offer. The Waiting List is limited to patrons who are still actively seeking child care.
When a space becomes available, patrons are offered a viable space. A viable space is defined as any opening within the CYS delivery system to include Child Development Centers, Family Child Care Homes, School Age Centers, Homes Off-Post and Community Based Programs.
Children transferring to the Installation whose parents have requested care prior to arrival are placed on the Projected Demand Sub-waiting List. This list is maintained by sponsor priority for care and date of request for care. Parents must update their information every 90 days to remain on the list.
Parent Orientation
Parent Central Services schedules appointments to acquaint parents with their child’s program. These sessions are an important part of the enrollment process and are offered at times convenient to parents. Orientation highlights include:
- Facility tour
- Orientation of our program and spaces
- Review of rules of conduct and procedures
- Opportunity to meet staff, care providers and key volunteers
- Complete required forms
- Parent participation
Deployment Support Services
Deployment Support Services are established for eligible Army Service Members (e.g., deployed Soldiers, dependents of Army Fallen Warriors, Army Wounded Warriors assigned to a Wounded Warrior Unit, etc.).
Childcare Cost
Childcare cost is based on Total Family Income (TFI). TFI is defined as all earned income including wages, salaries, tips, special duty pay (flight pay), Active Duty demo pay, sea pay), Active Duty save pay, long-term disability benefits, voluntary salary deferrals, retirement or other pension income including SSI paid to the spouse and VA benefits paid to the surviving spouse before deductions for taxes.
Parent fees are determined during the registration process prior to enrollment in a regularly scheduled Child Development Center (CDC), Family Child Care Home (FCC), School Age Care (SAC) or Middle School & Teen (MS/T) program and annually thereafter. All fees are subsidized.
Payment Options
CYS offers an online pre-registration service through WebTrac. Parent Central Services will help you get started by assigning your initial username and password. When you sign in for the first time, you will be asked to personalize your account. You’ll then have access to all of our online services which include bill payment, tax forms, receipts, class sign-ups and other conveniences. Payments for childcare can also be made at any CYS Child Development Center, School Age Center, and Parent Central Services.
Transition of Child Records
Parent Central Services provides Army-wide transition assistance such as Global Data Transfer (GDT) of child records and accepts projected registrations for continued services. The system is designed to streamline the relocation process for military and civilian Families. Standard data elements (such as names, birthdates, child health records, etc.) should follow each Family to their new duty assignments and make the local CYS registration procedure faster and easier.
Importing and exporting data for relocating Families is part of the regular CYS in-and out-processing protocol.
Multi-Disciplinary Inclusion Action Team (MIAT) Process
The MIAT explores Installation child care and youth supervision options for children and youth with medical diagnoses that reflect life-threatening conditions, functional limitations and diagnosed behavioral/psychological conditions. The MIAT recommends child care and youth placement. It also determines reasonable accommodations and availability of services to support a child/youth’s special needs. “Inclusion” is an attitude and a philosophy that welcomes and supports all children, with the goal of facilitating and maximizing participation in CYS Services child care, youth supervision and educational programs.
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The MIAT is comprised of the Parent(s), CYS Services Coordinator, Outreach Services Director, APHN, and EFMP Program Manager as chair.
Parent Advisory Group
The Parent Advisory Group is chaired by a parent, meets quarterly, and provides an opportunity for parents to meet and discuss ways to enhance Child and Youth Programs. The board, with the advice of the program staff are responsible for developing and overseeing the implementation of the Parent Participation Program.
The Group coordinates the Parent Participation Program with the Child Development Program (CDP) staff to ensure parents are involved in CDP planning and evaluation.
The Parent Participation Program is a planned group of activities and projects established by the Parent Group to encourage parents to volunteer in CDPs, including special events and activities (such as field trips, holiday events, and special curriculum programs), small group activities, special projects (such as playground improvement, procurement of equipment, and administrative aid). The Parent Participation Program allows for a fee reduction on child care for parent participation.
Parent Education
Parent education offers resources to help parents and staff increase their ability and confidence for raising healthy children. A variety of parental education classes are offered to enhance parenting skills.
Additional parent education resources are available:
Visit your local Army Community Service.
Kids On Site! KOS provides short-term hourly child care to parents attending on-post meetings or functions in the same or adjacent building.
KOS supports Army Families through Deployment Support by providing assistance for the Army Chaplain's Strong Bond Program and other special events child care. CYS Services can provide child care support to Strong Bonds events if additional staff is available.
CYSitters offersformal training for teens from adults who provide short term hourly child care for families in their own homes. The training covers the skills needed to safely and appropriately care for children and includes First Aid and CPR, program activities, and the “business” of babysitting. Upon completion of the training CYSitters may be included in the CYS Services’ babysitter referral list/website.
Parents needing babysitters must complete a request form located at Parent Central Services. Parents make arrangements and negotiate fees directly with the babysitter for child care services. Stop by or call Parent Central Services for additional information.
Parents on Site offers support services for the operation and management of parent co-ops that exchange babysitting services, infant/toddler playgroups, short-term care in unit settings by Family members in another unit or organization.
Volunteer Childcare in Unit Setting (VCCUS) is an additional volunteer-based childcare program that allows for on-site care during meetings and events organized by military units, Army Community Service (ACS) groups or Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation. Through VCCUS, Parent & Outreach Services will provide training to volunteers from the military unit or organization. The program enables the exchange of free and temporary childcare services during unit sessions when child development center services are not available. Parents and guardians of children in VCCUS must be attending the same function and remain at the site while their child is under volunteer care.
Kids At Home offers non-traditional outreach services to support families with children/youth whose primary care/educational setting is in their own home. The programs offer “imAlone”classes and support for enrolled children (11-15 years) whose parents have determined that they can be home alone during out-of-school hours. Home School Services provides for the use of CYS Services tech labs, multipurpose rooms, homework centers, instructional programs for educational purposes during school hours (when facilities are not in use) by children and youth who are home schooled.
School of Knowledge, Inspiration, Exploration and Skills (SKIESUnlimited) offers a range of out-of-school classes such as music, dance, martial arts, gymnastics, technology, life skills, and SAT prep and athletic experiences. All classes are provided by CYS Services employees and contract instructors in a variety of settings. All participants in SKIESUnlimited classes will be registered for CYS Services in Child Youth Management System (CYMS). Classes are available for each age group with opportunities for advancement from beginners, intermediate and on to advance levels. Parents must remain on site during SKIESUnlimited classes.
1. What services does CYS provide?
- Full-day child care
- Part-day preschool
- Sports
- Kids on Site
- Seasonal Camps
- SKIESUnlimited
- Open recreation for teens
- Hourly care
- Strong Beginnings Pre-K program
- Recreational classes
- Before/after-school programs
2. What can be provided as proof of eligibility?
Any of the following is an acceptable form for proof of eligibility. If the sponsor is the biological parent they may present a birth certificate. In addition, DEERS enrollment, a child’s ID card that proves legal guardianship and passports are acceptable documents.
3. Who should I contact if I have questions or concerns?
You may stop by Parent Central Services for personal assistance or make inquiries by email or phone. A CYS administrative assistant will be happy to help you schedule an appointment at Parent Central Services.
4. Where can I register?
Visit Parent Central Services
5. What do I need to register?
- Government ID
- Contact information
- Two short-and long-term designees for emergency contacts
- Shot records
- Deployment orders (if applicable)
- For on-base child care, an LES/pay voucher or student letter
6. What full-day or before/after-school child care is available?
We offer three viable child care options
1. Family Child Care (licensed contractors)
2. On-base child care centers
3. Off-base child centers and homes
- Army Child Care in your Neighborhood
- Army School Age Programs in your Neighborhood
- Military Child Care in your Neighborhoods
7. Will I get a Wait List number or an indication of how long will it be?
Your number won’t be provided because it’s not an accurate reflection of the time remaining. Every situation is dependent on a variety of factors such as individual priorities, PCS notices and pending renovation projects.
8. How often must I register and why?
Registration must be completed annually. When you complete the annual registration, your child can participate in a wide variety of accredited programs and activities. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act requires release of information annually and is associated with our health screening tool. The Department of Defense requires an annual fee contract.
9. When does my child need a sports physical?
Sports physicals are required annually and must be valid through the sports season. They are required for seasonal competitive sports: baseball, basketball, cheerleading, flag football, soccer, track and field, etc., as well as the youth fitness program.
10. How often do I need to complete a health assessment for my child?
The health assessment is required 30 days from the date of registration. The health assessment is due every three years unless there are changes in your child’s medical condition before then.
11. Are immunizations required to register?
Yes. To prevent communicable diseases, CYS follows the Center for Disease Control’s immunization schedule (AR 608-10). All immunizations must be current.
12. What if my child needs special accommodations?
A special need is any medical condition and/or allergies identified and annotated by a doctor. It is identified through the completion of a health screening tool during registration. Every child will receive a recommended care plan based on the information presented from the Multi-disciplinary Inclusion Action Team.
13. Are there exceptions to fees based on total family income for special circumstances?
Yes. Commanders have the authority to grant hardship waivers and must consider the balance of Non-Appropriated Fund (NAF) income and appropriated fund support as they approve waivers. Approved fees must be within fee categories.
14. Are there discounts for multiple children from the same family?
Installation Commanders may authorize up to 20% reduction of fees for additional children of the same family with the exception of contractor employees in Category 9, who do not receive child care fee assistance.
15.What is available to me if I am retired?
Sports, SKIESUnlimited classes and EDGE! All other services are deemed Child Care. Retirees are allowed to use services on a space available basis and when there are no other eligible users on the Wait List.
16. What types of programs and activities are offered for middle school students and teens?
- Leadership activities
- Girls & Guy talk
- Sports clubs
- How-to projects
- Power Hours
- Technology
- Leisure activities and special events
17.What does the School Support Services Office do?
The School Liaison Officer works in conjunction with the Child and Youth Services Division and the local school community to address educational issues involving military children. Through partnering with the local and military community, the School Liaison Officer acts as a communication link between the installation and the surrounding school districts.
- Kids On Site (KOS) provides short-term hourly care to parents attending on-post meetings or functions in the same or adjacent building. CYS will provide quality child care providers to watch children ages 6 weeks through 12 years on site. Your unit pays for this service through Parent Central Services. KOS is not available at all locations on post.
- Reservations
- If your unit/organization would like to request and schedule Kids on Site, please email Fort Bragg Hourly Care for a reservation request.
- Cancellations must be made 3 working days prior to the event or full charges will incur.
- A headcount of children attending and their ages must be provided to Maholic Child Development Center at +1 (910)907-2608 or +1 (910)907-2613View the Child Ratio standards for the CDCs (.pdf)
- The group or unit must provide a point of contact, telephone number, and e-mail address to the Maholic Child Development Center at +1 (910)907-2608 or +1 (910)907-2613 prior to the event.
- Must notify all parents that they must register children with CYS prior to event. An Hourly Care packet must accompany child.
- Immunization Records
- Current immunization records (in compliance with North Carolina State standards) are a requirement when the child is dropped off at the site.
- Immunization records will denote all series of shots to date.
- Parents should contact their health clinic regarding questions about their child’s immunizations.
- Children without current immunization records are not eligible to participate in the Kids on Site program.
- Reservations
- Free Child Care during regular FRG meetings
CYS, through the Kids on Site (KOS) program is now offering free childcare during regular Family Readiness Group (FRG) meetings. FRG leaders and FRSA’s may coordinate child care by calling Maholic Child Development Center at +1 (910)907-2608 or +1 (910)907-2613 - Volunteer Childcare in Unit Setting (VCCUS) is designed to meet the needs for occasional no-cost, volunteer child care in an approved unit setting for unit Family members and private organizations during activities involving Family support groups, spouse meetings, and special unit functions. VCCUS training is available to individuals within a military unit or recognized organization on Fort Bragg. Parent and Outreach Services will provide the training and qualify volunteers to operate a VCCUS. Call +1 (910)396-5128 for more information.
Contact our Liaison for on-post scouting activities for Area 33 Girl Scouts of the United States and TUOCS District Boy Scouts. +1 (910)396-1270