Helping agencies share web based resources and training opportunities on the Robins Air Force Base Integrated Resilience and Prevention Office Facebook page and on its SharePoint page so Airmen can utilize the resources while limiting their exposure to others during the pandemic, Bruce said. For example, when the Coronavirus Disease 2019 pandemic started, the CAT developed resource guides to specifically address and provide vital information and resources to Team Robins.” “Programs and initiatives are developed based on those assessments. “The Community Action Team, comprised of all Robins helping agencies, continues to assess and evaluate the needs of all members and their families,” she said.
The H.O.P.E campaign, which began at Robins Air Force Base in early 2020, was created to break down the barriers of fear and anxiety that often prevent Airmen from having hope and seeking help when they are at their lowest.Ĭharisse Bruce, community support coordinator in the 78th Air Base Wing’s Integrated Resiliency and Prevention Program Office at Robins, said there is a wide variety of helping agencies for every employee at Robins that is equipped to refer people to the proper agency if they are unable to meet their needs.īruce said Robins’ helping agencies continue to tailor its services to meet people’s needs. No matter what the need may be, there is help available. Robins’ helping agencies want Airmen, both military and civilian alike, to know they are there for them.
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