Affirmative Employment Program
(405) 739-7889
72abw.eoe.workflow@us.af.mil
The Affirmative Employment Program(AEP) is implemented to ensure equal opportunity in all personnel administration and management matters throughout the employment lifecycle, including recruitment, outreach, hiring, retention, training, development, promotions, awards, and separations. AEP focuses on identifying and eliminating discriminatory policies, practices, and procedures.
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment (ADAPT)
(405) 582-6605 / DSN 852-6605
The ADAPT program provides substance abuse screening, assessment, education, outpatient treatment, and post treatment support. Treatment may include psycho-educational groups, individual therapy, and group therapy. Individuals with needs beyond the capacity of existing ADAPT resources will be provided with the appropriate referral, but will be case managed by the ADAPT Clinic.
Anti-Harassment Program
(405) 739-7889
72abw.eor.workflow@us.af.mil
The Anti-Harassment Program proactively addresses, mitigates, and eliminates harassment and workplace bullying among Armed Forces and DOD Civilian Employees through a comprehensive approach. The program supports both employees and leadership in resolving harassment complaints at the lowest level, offering inquiry reviews, prevention training, advisory support, facilitation services, and focus groups to cultivate a workplace culture free from harassment.
Chapel
(405) 734-2111
The Base Chapel provides spiritual care in faith groups and workplaces and offer opportunities for the free exercise of religion. Complete worship and religious education programs for Protestants and Catholics are provided. The chapel is also the point of contact for Jewish, Muslim, Orthodox and other faiths. More information can be found on the Chapel's webpage.
Child & Youth Programs Flight
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Civilian Health Promotion Services
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Disability Program
(405) 739-7889
72abw.eoe.workflow@us.af.mil
The Disability Program Management Program communicates the needs of individuals with disabilities and information relevant to ensuring Air Force compliance with Disability Programs, employment initiatives and federal law.
A Reasonable Accommodation is an adjustment or alteration that enables a qualified person with a disability to apply for a job, perform job duties, or enjoy equal benefits and privileges of employment. Reasonable accommodation is covered under AFI 36-2710 Ch. 13.
Qualified Individual with a Disability is an individual with a physical or mental impairment, or a record of having such impairment, that substantially limits one or more major life activities, who can, with or without reasonable accommodation, perform the essential functions of the position that the individual holds or desires. A qualified individual with a disability does not include any employee or applicant who is currently engaging in the illegal use of drugs.
Schedule A is Excepted Service Appointing Authorities covered under 5 CFR 213.3102 (u), for hiring people with severe physical disabilities, psychiatric disabilities, and intellectual disabilities. This excepted authority is used to appoint persons with severe physical disabilities, psychiatric disabilities, and intellectual disabilities. Such individuals may qualify for conversion to permanent status after two years of satisfactory service. Severe physical disabilities include but are not limited to blindness, deafness, paralysis, missing limbs, epilepsy, dwarfism, and more.
Schedule A, 5 CFR 213.3102 (11) for hiring readers, interpreters, and personal assistants. This excepted authority is used to appoint readers, interpreters, and personal assistants for employees with severe disabilities as reasonable accommodations.
Domestic Abuse Victim Advocate (DAVA)
DAVA Domestic Abuse Hotline 405-256-2825 (24 hour)
The DAVA is your resource to domestic violence services on base and in the local community. The role of the DAVA is dependent on the needs of the victim. The DAVA is available 24/7 to answer questions, assist in locating services, help a victim write a Protection Order, attend court hearings, VPO hearings, and other services as requested and available. The DAVA is available to military personnel and their spouses or intimate partners who are victims of domestic violence.
Drug Demand Reduction Program
(405) 734-2253
The Drug Demand Reduction Program provides employment and randomized drug testing to the Military and Civilian members associated with Tinker Air Force Base. The office is also open to support commanders and base population with drug education opportunities as needed.
Employee Assistance Program
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Equal Opportunity
(405) 739-7889
72abw.eo@us.af.mil
The Equal Opportunity (EO) program promotes a barrier-free environment where all military and civilian members can achieve their full potential. The EO staff advises commanders, supervisors, and leaders on EO concerns, delivers human relations education, and conducts community outreach. Their primary mission is to process complaints of unlawful discrimination and sexual harassment, as federally mandated, and provide neutral guidance to employees and military members raising Title VII-related concerns.
Equal Employment Opportunity Strategy and Integration Office
(405) 739-7889
72abw.eeosi.workflow@us.af.mil
Equal Employment Opportunity Strategy and Integration Office are experts in conflict resolution, and ensuring the fair processing of reasonable accommodations requests, unlawful discrimination and harassment complaints. Our high-quality education and training programs empower individuals to tackle workplace disputes, enhance productivity, and remove barriers to equal opportunities. Our initiatives equip Team Tinker, civilian and military alike, with the tools necessary to enhance competencies that prepare us to better contribute to mission readiness.
Removing Barriers - Resolving Conflict - Eliminating Harassment - Preventing Discrimination
Exceptional Family Members Program (EFMP) (Medical)
(405) 582-6025
The EFMP provides assistance to active duty personnel whose family members need special medical, educational, or psychological services. Enrollment is mandatory to assure the family will always be assigned to a base with required support services.
Family Advocacy (FAP)
(405) 582-6604
The Family Advocacy Office is the Tinker AFB point of contact for child and spouse maltreatment reporting and treatment. It is mandatory for all Tinker AFB personnel to report suspected family maltreatment to Family Advocacy.
Health Promotion Flight
(405) 734-5506 or (405) 736-2169
Mission: Cultivate and support a fit and healthy force.
Vision: Recognized experts in delivering proven, targeted strategies optimizing health and resilience to meet mission demands.
Health Promotion offers programs to support a fit and healthy lifestyle for you and your family. After all, healthy individuals are more resilient.
Legal Office (Base Judge Advocate)
(405) 739-5811
Mental Health
(405) 582-6603
Psychiatry and Counseling services available to active duty service members. Non-active duty beneficiaries may call the toll-free TRICARE number for Value Options at 1-800-700-8646 and select the option for "Mental Health Assistance," for mental health or substance abuse information.
Military and Family Readiness Center
(405) 739-2747
Equipping Military Members and their families to adapt and overcome the unique demands of military life through programs, support, and services.
Military and Family Life Counseling (MFLC)
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Negotiation and Dispute Resolution
(405) 736-2151
72abw.adr@us.af.mil
The Negotiation and Dispute Resolution Program champions effective problem-solving and equips members of Team Tinker to leverage negotiation and conflict resolution skills to enhance mission readiness. Whether you need a mediator for a workplace dispute or a comprehensive negotiation strategy to optimize your mission’s effectiveness, we will connect you with the tools and resources to create options and command the decision space.
Primary Care (72nd Medical Group)
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School Liaison Officer
(405) 734-3683 / (405) 739-2747
The School Liaison Officer (SLO) serves as the Tinker AFB point-of-contact for all military child education matters. The SLO develops and coordinates proactive partnerships between local schools (public, private, charter, and home schools) to provide information and referral to families with school-age children. Provides services for military families including tailored relocation assistance, support during deployments, and assistance with the overall challenges of a mobile military lifestyle.
Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program (SAPR)
Location: Building 1, Door 6, Room 2B
Office Phone Number: (405) 734-9293
24 Hour Hotline: (405) 734-SARC (7272)
SAPR's mission is to prevent and respond to sexual assault/sexual harassment through a balance of focused education and compassionate advocacy in order to promote respect and dignity throughout the Air Force. The SAPR office provides advocacy for victims of sexual assault/sexual harassment and are available 24/7 to support. Restricted and Unrestricted reporting options are available to eligible personnel.
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