If a soldier wants to seek help for substance abuse, what program should they contact?

The Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) is specifically designed to assist soldiers who are seeking help for substance abuse issues. This program provides a range of resources, including counseling, education, and intervention services to support soldiers in overcoming addiction and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. ASAP is equipped to handle the particular needs of military personnel, focusing on the well-being of soldiers and their families.

The other options, while they serve important functions within the Army, are not specifically focused on substance abuse. The Army Career and Alumni Program (ACAP) assists soldiers with transitioning to civilian careers, Army Community Services (ACS) offers various support services, and the Equal Opportunity Program (EO) addresses discrimination and promotes fair treatment within the Army. These programs do not provide the specialized support for substance abuse that ASAP offers.