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Recovery Starts with Reaching Out
November 25, 2025 — Every service member faces challenges. Whether it's high operational tempos, frequent relocations, long deployments, or time away from loved ones, these stressors can take a serious toll on one's mental health and overall well-being. At Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia, leadership and support teams work proactively to ensure no one has to face these challenges alone... MORE

Two people are sad as storm clouds hang over their heads. Beside them is the Suicide Crisis Lifeline number

Trusted Care culture drives lifesaving impact at JBLE
September 12, 2025 — JOINT BASE LANGLEY-EUSTIS, Va. – Quick thinking, attention to detail and a focus on safety earned three Airmen from the 633d Medical Group recognition as Trusted Care Heroes. Trusted Care, a vision of the Air Force Medical Service, emphasizes building a high-reliability healthcare organization through leadership commitment, a culture of safety, continuous process improvement and patient-centered care; all with the goal of achieving zero harm. The Trusted Care Hero program highlights Airmen who put these principles into practice, turning everyday situations into lifesaving impact... MORE

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Bringing Color to Suicide Awareness
October 3, 2024 — U.S. Airmen and Hampton Roads community members run during the Suicide Prevention 5k Month race at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia, Sept. 6, 2024. Airmen and community members banded together during the race; each step they took served as a reminder that no one should face mental health struggles alone. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Skylar Ellis)... MORE

Photo of three male runners and three female runners posing after winning 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place in their perspective category. They do have colored powder on them as it was a color run.

So Others May Live
June 29, 2022 — “My entire job is based around the concept ‘so others may live’,” said Staff Sgt. Kennedy Houser, 633d Surgical Operations Squadron, sterile processing non-commissioned officer in charge. Houser was raised in Alabama and joined the Air Force in 2015. According to Houser, service, whether it be to her country or those in need, has always been a big part of her identity... MORE

Invisible Wounds Initiative helps build a supportive culture for Airmen, Guardians, and families through focused leadership
January 27, 2022 — The Command Team Campaign is a communications effort to increase knowledge and enable command teams to build connectedness, trust, and openness to tough conversations about cognitive, emotional, or behavioral conditions associated with trauma or adverse life events... MORE

Behavioral health care resources at Fort Eustis during the COVID-19 pandemic
June 11, 2021 — The need for behavioral health services has increased during the COVID-19 pandemic for service and family members alike. Through it all, the staff of the Multidisciplinary/ Embedded Behavioral Health Clinic in Fort Eustis, Virginia continued to providing support to the community... MORE

Behavioral health building 502 on Fort Eustis, Virginia

MFLC: Continue to move forward
March 5, 2021 — Military life can be exciting but it comes with challenges, not only for service members but also their families... MORE

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Airmen of the 363rd ISRW take a leap of faith
December 8, 2020 — Sitting on the small bench within the aircraft, surrounded by instructors and first-time jumpers, reality starts to set in. The aircraft elevates, getting colder and colder as we increase in altitude, causing the hair on my arms to stand up. As I look around at all the first-time jumpers, they all have the same expression; the expression that they too are coming to grips with the impending jump. We reach the necessary height and the red light by the door turns from red to green. The instructor taps my shoulder, letting me know that it’s time to stand up; it’s time to jump... MORE

Suicide Prevention Walk Brings H.O.P.E
October 8, 2019 — Every day, approximately 123 individuals take their own lives in the United States. Of those individuals, U.S. military members and veterans make up 18 percent of adult suicides... MORE

To help raise awareness and in an effort to prevent future suicides, Airmen, family and friends participated in the H.O.P.E. Walk at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia, September 27, 2019.

BHOP: the one-stop shop
September 25, 2019 — There’s a worldwide epidemic haunting our U.S. Air Force Airmen, causing significant grief and hardship... MORE

The BHOP program is a one-stop shop for mental health assistance within the 633rd Medical Group's Operational Medicine Clinic in the Langley Hospital.

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