About Army Substance Abuse Program ASAP Resiliency Center
The Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) Resiliency Center at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
ASAP supports command readiness through prevention education, drug testing, job assistance and referrals to rehabs.
What kinds of substance use services does ASAP offer?
ASAP provides prevention, education, identification, and referral for rehabilitation rather than residential treatment.
Program elements include the Substance Abuse Prevention Program, Drug Testing Program, Employee Assistance Program (EAP),and risk reduction services.
Who can get help here?
The program serves active duty Soldiers, Army civilian employees, family members and eligible military affiliated beneficiaries.
Services are tailored to the Fort Leavenworth military community and command supported readiness environment.
What prevention and education programs are available?
ASAP offers Army Drug and Alcohol Prevention Training (ADAPT) and Prime for Life as core education tools.
The program also includes suicide prevention training, the Risk Reduction Program and the Commander's Risk Reduction Toolkit to support overall Soldier and family wellbeing.
Where is the Resiliency Center located?
ASAP is housed inside the Resiliency Center at 600 Thomas Avenue, Building 198, on Fort Leavenworth in northeast Kansas.
The building brings together multiple resiliency and community-support functions in one on-base location for convenient, in-person access.
How do I start?
Eligible Soldiers, civilians, and family members can visit the ASAP offices at the Resiliency Center to request confidential assistance, screening or referral.
Staff help identify needs and connect individuals to appropriate rehabilitation or support resources.
Support Built Into the Mission
The Army Substance Abuse Program at Fort Leavenworth combines prevention, education and referral within a trusted military readiness framework.
Explore ASAP's services at the Resiliency Center to learn how prevention and recovery support can strengthen your path forward.
