(208) 828-7580

Promotes readiness, health and wellness through the prevention and treatment of substance abuse to minimize the negative consequences for individual, family and organization.

Services for Active Duty include:

• Evaluations
• Education & Prevention Briefing
• Treatment for Alcohol/Drugs and Gambling
• Support Air Force Responsible Drinking Programs

Phone: 208-828-0740
Cell: (204) 374-9681
Location: Building 512, Rm 321

Office Hours: Mon-Fri, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

The Air Force Special Victims' Counsel is one of the many resources members can use for legal advice and independent legal representation. The Air Force initiated this program in 2013 to help combat sexual assault and give victims a voice in the military justice system. The purpose of the program is to provide advocacy, advice and empower victims by removing barriers to their participation in the process. The SVC attorney reports directly to the Air Force Legal Operations Agency, keeping them out of the local chains of command and base legal office.

Phone: (208) 828-2458
Location: Building 180
Office Hours: Mon-Fri, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The Airman and Family Readiness Center provides individuals, families and leadership with policies, programs and services which strengthen communities and promote self-sufficiency, mission readiness and adaptation to the military way of life.

The A&FRC serves as a one-stop information and referral center for single, married, active-duty, Guard, Reserves and retired members as well as their families. One of its major functions is linkage--ensuring military personnel and their families are connected with the appropriate services on and off base.

Call the Center for assistance anytime you have a question and do not know where to find the answer.

Services include:

• Information and Referral
• Family Life Skills
• Transition to Civilian Life
• Career Development
• Relocation Services
• Personal Financial Management
• Air Force Aid Society

Airmen Resiliency training focuses on building six core competencies:

Self Awareness
Identifying thoughts, emotions, and behaviors

Self Regulation
Regulate impulses, emotions, and behaviors to achieve goals

Optimism
Hunt for what is good, remain realistic, have confidence in self and team

Mental Agility
Think flexibly and accurately, take on other perspectives

Strengths of Character
Knowledge of top strengths and how to use them to meet goals

Connection
Building strong relationships, positive and effective communication, empathy

Pamphlet for Commanders

Pamphlet for Investigators

Liberty Chapel

(208) 828-6417

Hours of Operation:
M-T: 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
W: 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Th-F: 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Call Command Post (208) 828-5800
for after-hours Duty Chaplain

The Chaplain Corps ensures the free exercise of religion, enhancing the quality of life for the personnel of Mountain Home AFB.

Most Gunfighters believe that Faith, God and Family are prime keys to resiliency. We are ready to help with counseling, family opportunities, social events, scripture studies and worship services. We can also provide you with literature and web links to additional resources. Chapel staff members deploy just like you do and know firsthand the stresses of military life. We stand ready to be your friend and confidant through any challenge or crisis. Of course, all communication with a Chaplain is completely confidential, with no exceptions.

Keep updated with upcoming religious services and observances!

Additional Resources:

Protestant Men of the Chapel (Straight Shooters)

Protestant Women of the Chapel

Liberty Chapel Schedule

Belief Net

(208) 828-2175

The following services are provided for Active Duty, retirees and their dependents:

• Exercise and Nutrition Education (Classes or one on one)
• Physical Therapy
• Weight Management Program
• Tobacco Cessation (Classroom or online)
• Bod Pod: Body Composition Measurement
• Relaxation Room/Massage Chairs

Additional Resources:
Information Pamphlet

Phone: (208) 828-7226
New Parents Support Program Phone: (208) 828-7520
Domestic Abuse Victim Advocate Crisis Line: (208) 696-2239
Office Hours: Mon-Fri, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

The goal of Family Advocacy is to build healthy communities by offering relevant resources to help families thrive. 

MHAFB Family Advocacy Office is responsible for programs such as: 

• Family Maltreatment
• New Parent Support Program (NPSP)
• Prevention/Outreach Services

Services offered include: 

• Anger Management Classes
• Stress Management Classes
• Relationship Enhancement Classes
• Home visitation for expecting parents
• Family violence reporting via an Unrestricted Report or a Restricted Report

Additional Resources:
Futures Without Violence

National Domestic Hotline
1-800-799-SAFE

Nampa Family Justice Center
208-475-5700

(208) 828-7900

How do I book an appointment?
Call the appointment line 828-7900 or online at Tricare Online

How do I get medications refilled/renewed? 
There are several options available. Please allow a few days minimum to refill medications, so please plan ahead.

1. Medication Refill Line: 828-6947 or 800-446-8980 (if you have refills left on prescriptions filled at this pharmacy).
2. Leave a telephone message for your PCM team through the central appointment line 828-7900.
3. Mail order pharmacy: 1-866-363-8667 or www.express-scripts.com/TRICARE . For certain circumstances, this option may be the best, especially if you live far from a net pharmacy.

Phone: (208) 828-2238
Location: Building 512, Rm 432
Office Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Wed closed 10-11 a.m.
Fri closed 3-4 p.m.

JA offers notary services, powers of attorney and wills (by appointment), as well as other legal assistance and advice. Airmen can also use online resources at U.S. Air Force Legal Assistance website

Phone: (208) 828-2675
Location: Building 512
Office Hours: Mon-Fri, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

The ADC assists military members by vigorously providing the best possible legal defense services to all military members at Mountain Home AFB.

(208) 828-7580

Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Mental Health cares for the psychological needs of the Gunfighter community offering counseling and other services. 

Other services offered through the 366th Medical Group Mental Health Clinic:

• Mental health treatment
• Substance abuse prevention, assessment, and treatment
• Domestic violence and child abuse/neglect prevention and intervention
• Prevention classes and groups

Additional Resources:
National Mental Health Information Center
National Institute of Mental Health 

Suicide Prevention:
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
Suicide Prevention Resource Center

The Military and Family Life Counselor Program provides various forms of counseling and education for military families facing unique challenges like deployment-related stress, reintegration, and pressures of managing parenting and finances while a loved one is deployed. Sessions are anonymous with a high degree of confidentiality, and can be conducted almost anywhere except for someone's home.

A&FRC Counselor: (208) 598-5866
Maintenance Counselor: (208) 590-3785
CDC/Youth Center Counselor: (208) 590-2709
Stephenson Elementary School: (208) 473-9162
East Elementary & Hacker Middle School: (208) 859-2295
West Elementary & North Elementary School: (208) 590-9482

Limited Privilege Suicide Prevention (LPSP) Program

Leader's Guide for Managing Personnel in Distress

Leader's Post-Suicide Checklist 

Command Notification to Dispel Stigm2.3ema

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline