Fort Riley’s Soldier and Family Assistance Center (SFAC) is a one-stop shop for services, dedicated to serving Warriors in Transition (WTs) and their Families.  In addition to offering a comfortable environment to relax and socialize, the friendly SFAC team is dedicated to encouraging self-development and wellness and to meeting the unique needs of WTs and their Families.

Irwin Army Community Hospital physicians and the SFAC team recognize the need for Family Members to be directly involved in the healing process of their Service Members.  A vital part of a patient’s recovery is to have a familiar environment where they can feel comfortable with other Service and Family Members and receive mutual encouragement.  The SFAC serves as a place for our WTs and WT Families to do just that.

As the Global War on Terrorism continues, injured and ill Soldiers, Marines, Sailors, and Airmen are assigned to Warrior in Transition Units (WTU) for rehabilitation and medical care.  Their sole mission is simple—to heal.  The SFAC mission is likewise simple—to streamline and deliver essential services to our Warriors and their Families, while motivating them to regain and improve their lives. 

The SFAC also serves as a venue to connect a caring community to our Warriors and their Families.  Businesses, civic and Veteran’s organizations, and individual community members who are interested in providing support may call the SFAC Outreach Coordinator at 785-239-8430.    

Please click on the following links which outline programs and services offered through the SFAC: