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.
Community Support Coordinator (CSC)
(405) 736-3215
This position was serves as the executive director of the installation Community Action Board (CAB), chair of the Community Action Team, and acts as focal point for Comprehensive Airman Fitness to include all things that affect the quality of life and resilience of the Tinker community. The CSC also oversees resilience training, which teaches positive coping skills as well as making sure military members, their families and civilians are strong in the four domains of Comprehensive Airman Fitness. 72ABW.CVB.CommunitySptCoord@us.af.mil
Violence Prevention Integrator
(405) 582-9848
This position serves as the primary point of contact for violence-related primary prevention with the goal of reducing risk factors for violence and increasing protective factors. The Violence Prevention Integrator works with other base helping agencies to reduce sexual assault, suicides, family and workplace violence, and substance abuse in our community. 72ABW.CVI.ViolencePrevention@us.af.mil
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.
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.
Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program
(405) 734-9293
The SARC serves as the installation's single point of contact for integrating and coordinating sexual assault victim care services. Services may begin at the initial report of sexual assault and continue through disposition and resolution of issues related to the victim's health and well-being. The SARC shall assist unit commanders as necessary to ensure victims of sexual assault receive the appropriate responsive care.