DHR provides key services associated with the military life cycle focused on transition. We are here to help make those transitions easier and smoother helping to reduce stress and providing services tailored to the individual and the unit.
Mission
Provide Human Resource services and awareness, enhancing quality of life, to service members and their families and civilian employees throughout the military life cycle.
Vision
An informed, ready, and resilient community and organization where people feel a sense of belonging through engaged leadership, an empowered professional workforce, and innovation leading to collaboration and a unified voice.
OUR LOCATIONS
Waller Hall
Waller Hall
2140 Liggett Ave. JBLM (Lewis-Main)
Our primary DHR hub on JBLM Lewis-Main. Services at this location include:
The JBLM Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) provides education and early intervention to help commanders and service members reduce lifestyle risk factors to increase healthy outcomes. We are committed to understanding our supported units and their missions, anticipating what is needed to sustain mission readiness, and proudly serving as a valued member of the commander’s battle staff.
Stone Education Center 6242 Colorado Ave., JBLM Lewis-Main
Home of the Army Continuing Education Services (ACES) program on JBLM, which provides academic advising to DOD ID Card Holders. The Stone Education center also has seven colleges on site.
Additional services at this location include a testing center and language testing, ArmyIgnitEd and college support, and tuition and VA benefits assistance.
Hawk Career Center 11577 41st Division Dr., JBLM Lewis-North
Whether you're a service member transitioning out of active-duty service, or a military spouse seeking job search assistance, you'll find it here.
The Hawk Career Center is also home to WorkSource JBLM, a partnership with the Washington State Employment Security Department and local agencies to provide comprehensive employment and supportive services.
Visit JBLM Unlimited on Facebook for the latest information about current job and career training opportunities on and around Joint Base Lewis-McChord, or connect with JBLM TAP on LinkedIn.
Administrative Services 4171 West Way, JBLM Lewis-Main
The Administrative Services Division provides oversight, training, and guidance for the JBLM Document Management Program in record-keeping, Army and Air Force addresses, correspondence preparation, office symbols, official mail and distribution, forms and Freedom of Information Act/Privacy Act requests.
We are a customer facing organization dedicated to supporting Service Members, Retirees, their Families, and DoD Civilians. Our workforce employs service, excellence, respect, vision, integrity, communication, and empowerment in their daily interactions with our customers, treating each interaction with dignity and respect. Our services benefit customers through:
Education Services: Army Continuing Education at Stone Education Center provides education opportunities for Soldiers to remediate, develop, and enhance skills needed for present and future jobs. The Education Center can also provide services to family members seeking assistance with their education as well. Our education specialists and guidance counselors are the experts on educational advising. ACES will help you take advantage of your tuition assistance, find the right higher education program, assist with increasing your GT score, and connect to military friendly colleges.
Transition Services: Transition services include entrance to and separation from the military; permanent change of station, deployment, in/out-processing ETS or retirement, and the transition assistance program. Through collaborative efforts with state and federal veteran’s agencies DHR can connect you to the right services at the right time based on where you are in the military life cycle. The DHR team works to reduce transition stress through answering questions thoroughly, providing accurate information, referring to other resources, and being kind, compassionate, and patient.
Support Services: The Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) is a preventative program designed to help reduce risk across the installation. Through education the team strives to reduce corrosive behaviors and replace them with positive behaviors. The suicide prevention program assists commands to develop effective programs designed to connect individuals to the community, the unit, and resources. The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) provides counselling services to civilian employees and service member dependents. Other EAP services include, individual insurance referrals, goal setting, problem-solving assistance, community referrals, consultations, screenings, and follow-up services.
Be advised: You are leaving the federal government domain to use TimeTap and/or Cognito Forms. Though JBLM has accounts with both TimeTap and Cognito Forms, any private information you provide will be stored for a time on servers with their own privacy policy, not necessarily the same protections provided by a government site. Please read the site's privacy policy and terms of use before uploading information. You have the choice to bypass this system to register for an appointment, class, or event by calling our Family Advocacy Program team at253-967-5901. The TimeTap and Cognito Forms options are offered as a convenience to our customers. The appearance of hyperlinks to external sites does not constitute endorsement by the Department of Defense or the United States Army of the linked web site or the information, products or services contained therein. For other than authorized activities such as military exchanges and Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation sites, the Department of the Army does not exercise any editorial control over the information you may find at these locations. Such links are provided consistent with the stated purpose of this Department of Defense website. The link you are being directed to is a nongovernment website that may have different privacy policies with regard to the collection,storage and transmission of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) from those of this agency's official website. Proceed with caution on the Internet just as you would on any non-DOD sites.
