W3: Weasel Warrior Wellness - Shaw AFB

10/08/2026

A little spooky and A LOT of fun..... Get ready for an unforgettable Boo Bash this October 24th from 5-8 PM The whole family will be able to enjoy the tricks & treats at Boo Bash's:

👻Trunk or Treat
👻Hay Rides
👻Games
👻Haunted Trail
👻Costume Contest
👻 & and more all for FREE

💀🍬🕸️ We can't wait to see you there for a hauntingly good night!!

10/08/2026

Get ready for a 🕸️Spooktacular Halloween Weekend🕸️ at Wateree Recreation Area starting with a Burger Burn and Movie under the Stars on 16 October and a day full of crafts, contests, and more on 17 October! But that's not all! The night of 17 October brings the 👻Haunted Trail👻 and 🎃Trick or Treating🎃 around Wateree....

Are you ready for a good scare? Register today - 803.900.0334 🦇

10/08/2026

The Shaw Fitness Center is now solicitating for Unit Teams to compete in the 2026 Intramural Volleyball Season commencing on 9 November 26. 🏐🏐🏐

Active-duty military, spouses, DOD Civilians, NAF Employees, Retirees affiliated with Shaw, and Dependents (18 years or older) are eligible to participate.
Please note: These need to be endorsed by your Unit Commander or First Sergeant. Route completed Letters of Intent (LOI) and Player Roster to the below Org Box no later than COB: 23 Oct 2026.

A meeting for Team Coaches to discuss Bylaws and tournament regulations is scheduled for 26 October 2026 at 1400 at the Main Fitness Center Aerobics Room.
For any questions or concerns regarding Intramural Sports please feel free to contact: [email protected] or at DSN: 895-2284.
We look forward to seeing your teams compete!

10/02/2026

At our Out of the Darkness Walks, Honor Beads represent our personal connections to su***de prevention and remind us that we’re not alone and helps us identify others who understand our experience. Do you know what each color means?

❤️ red represents the loss of a spouse or partner
🤍 white represents the loss of a child
💛 gold represents the loss of a parent
🧡 orange represents the loss of a sibling
💜 purple represents the loss of a relative or friend
🩶 silver represents the loss of a first responder or military hero
💚 green represents a personal struggle or attempt
🩵 teal represents support for someone who has struggled or attempted
💙 blue represents supporting su***de prevention
🌈 rainbow represents honoring the LGBTQ+ community

Join us at our Greenville Out of the Darkness Walk on October 24 for a very special Honor Bead ceremony 👟 To Walk with us in Greenville, sign up now at afsp.org/GreenvilleSC

🛟 If you are comfortable, tell us in the comments which honor beads you will be wearing on your walk day 🛟

09/24/2026

Break out the lederhosen and your lucky driver, it’s time for the Oktoberfest Scramble on 17 October! Swing into fall with brats, birdies, live music and MORE🎶 🌭⛳🌭🎶
Sign-up today!

09/24/2026

You don’t need the perfect words to be there for each other.

If you think a loved one might be struggling, just reaching out can help. Asking them to grab dinner, play a game, or take a walk can help you meet them where they are and open up the conversation to offer support. 🥘🎲☀️

Find tips at seizetheawkward.org.

For more resources, visit nami.org/SPM.

***dePreventionMonth

09/10/2026

As we observe Su***de Prevention Month, the statistics surrounding military su***des remain a sobering call to action. Su***de is a public health issue impacting our military community leaving lasting harmful effects on individuals, families, communities and military readiness.

The concept of lethal means safety is about creating a critical buffer of time and distance that saves lives for at risk individuals. Research shows a 91% reduction in su***des from initiatives that focus on limiting access to fi****ms, medications and other potentially dangerous items.

Col. Elisha Pippin, Air Force director of psychological health, shares how lethal means safety can help prevent su***de and protect the force. Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/4x4wD1Y

09/10/2026

09/10/2026

September is Su***de Awareness Month

If you or a loved one is in a crisis, visit
https://www.nami.org/nami-helpline/ or dial 988, the free su***de hotline

09/03/2026

Neck pain is pain felt in the back of the neck – the upper spine area, just below the head. The pain can extend to the upper back, shoulder, and arm when specific nerves are affected.