The Health and Promotion Team is part of the ongoing commitment of the Air Force to provide "one stop shopping" for health/fitness assessments, awareness/prevention intervention and exercise prescriptions. The HPT is staffed with a registered dietician and a health promotion manager. We will facilitate your commitment to improve health and fitness, and increase readiness and productivity. We follow exercise guidelines set forth by the American College of Sports Medicine.

For more information, call 406-731-4292.

The Inspector General takes care of complaints and resolution issues involving violations of AFI's, policy, procedures and directives. Along with resolving Fraud, Waste and Abuse issues, they are the focal point for all congressional inquiries that come to the base. IG offers services to military, civilian, non-appropriated funds employees and dependents on base.

For more information, call 406-731-7076/7091.

Wing Inspector General

Four Step Complaint Process

The 341st Force Support Squadron Customer Service section provides assistance with new ID cards (via DEERS), Personal Agent Requests and manages both the Intro Program/Leave program policy for Malmstrom AFB.

Contact your unit representative and/or sponsor to provide them with your estimated date of arrival. Once you have arrived, you must report to Building 1191, Room 101 for base in-processing instructions. Please have your PCS orders and your inbound package which should have been provided to you by your losing base.

A customer support technician will schedule you for the next available MPS/Finance in-processing brief where you will file your travel voucher and finance will stop your leave status. 

What do I need to get a new ID card?
DEERS software requires eligible members to present two forms of identification in order to receive a new ID card. The primary form of identification must be a photo ID. The secondary form of identification can be anything that is federal or government issued, such as a certified copy of your birth record, your SSN card or voter's registration card.

For more information, call 406-731-4377.

Military and Family Life Counseling provides short term, situational, problem solving services to service members and their families.

For more information, call 406-731-4900.

The Sexual Assault Response Coordinator provides 24/7 coordination of care for victims of sexual assault including protection and appropriate medical treatment/care. Victim Advocates are available. Call for information or to report a sexual assault.

For more information, call the main line at 406-731-4225 or call the hotline at 406-781-6005.

Malmstrom SAPR

The Air Force Recovery Care Coordinator is the lead non-clinical case manager and independent advocate for all seriously wounded, ill and injured Airmen, including members of the Guard and Reserve. The RCC will meet Airmen and their families at the hospital to address any immediate needs upon injury. 

RCCs will develop and implement a comprehensive recovery plan that will identify needs and assist in reaching their personal and professional goals.

RCCs assist in identifying and applying for the right benefits and compensations.  RCCs also ensure that Airmen are connected with military, federal, state, local, non-profit and private sector programs which offer support and benefits.  RCCs will support Airmen through the entire continuum of care to include recovery, rehabilitation and reintegration either back into the Air Force or civilian life.

For more information, call 406-731-4284 or 406-836-0593 http://www.woundedwarrior.af.mil/

The Airman and Family and Readiness Center offers Air Force Aid Society, Casualty/Survivor Benefits Program, Discovery Resource Center, EFMP-FS Special Needs Resource Center, Personal and Family Readiness, Personal Financial Readiness, Personal and Work Life Education, Relocation Assistance, School Liaison Officer, Spouse Employment Program, Transition Assistance and Volunteer Resource Program.

For more information, call 406-731-4900.

Airman and Family Readiness Center factsheet

The current Child Development Center opened in June 2004 with 14 rooms and added four rooms in 2011. Current capacity is 205. The CDC works closely with Family Child Care to get children in care if space is not available in the center.

For more information, call 406-731-2417.

Child Development Center

The Exceptional Family Members Program includes a variety of personnel, medical and family support functions. Enrollment is a major component of the program and is mandatory for all military personnel who have a member of their family with a medical or educational disability.

For more information, call 406-731-4393/3506.

The School Liaison Officer serves as a conduit of school information and is the primary contact for public and private school matters.

For more information, call 406-731-3506.

The Family Advocacy Program provides assessments and assistance for domestic violence and child abuse issues. Also provides violence prevention education, classes on anger management and stress management. 

For more information, call 406-731-2161.

Family Advocacy factsheet

The Malmstrom Air Force Base Chapel offers a variety of religious programs, family/marital counseling and numerous special activities. For more information on anything highlighted on this page, please contact Malmstrom's Chapel at 731-3721.

Catholic Masses
Daily Mass: Mon - Friday at 11:15 a.m.
Confession: Saturday 4 to 4:45 p.m. or by appointment
Saturday Vigil Mass - 5 p.m.
Sunday Mass - 9 a.m.

Reconciliation:
Saturday - 4 p.m.
Sunday through Friday by appointment only

Protestant Traditional Service
Sunday - 11 a.m.

Religious Education/Bible Studies
Call 731-3721 for current program schedules.

Sunday Christian Ecumenical Worship Services are also offered in Units, call 731-3721 for more information.

For more information, call 406-731-3721 or visit the Malmstrom Chapel Corps at Malmstrom Chaplain Corps.