U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Amanda Martinez, right, 86th Airlift Wing integrated resilience non-commissioned officer in charge, greets Airmen during an e-CheckUptoGo information fair at Ramstein Air Base, April 27. ECHUG offers assessments for individuals to enter information about their drinking habits and gives feedback about their use of alcohol. In addition to ECHUG, other agencies such as the American Red Cross, Employee Assistance Program, and Armed Forces Against Drunk Driving offered resources and benefit information to the Kaiserslautern Military Community.
Lashanda Palmer, left, 86th Airlift Wing violence prevention integrator, discusses available resources with a visitor during an e-CheckUptoGo information fair at Ramstein Air Base, April 27. The ECHUG program is a personalized, evidence-based online intervention that is designed to motivate users to make positive changes, enhance overall well-being and mental health. The fair offered community members a chance to meet with helping agencies, receive information about offers and services, and utilize a QR code to take the ECHUG assessment. Photos by Airman 1st Class Tabatha Chapman
A service member takes an Armed Forces Against Drunk Driving card during an e-CheckUpToGo information fair at Ramstein Air Base, April 27. The primary role of AADD is to prevent accidents related to drinking and driving and to educate everyone about the dangers of such actions. ECHUG and AADD are both resources available to keep service members and Ramstein AB safe and accountable with alcohol-related activities.
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