What is one requirement for family members to qualify for ACS services?

Family members must meet certain eligibility criteria to access Army Community Service (ACS) services, and a key requirement is that they must be otherwise eligible for services. This means that the individual must fulfill specific conditions set by ACS, which may include factors such as the family member's relationship to the service member, any applicable regulations, and overall need for the services provided. Eligibility ensures that resources are allocated to those who truly need support and assistance, prioritizing their well-being and integration within the military community.

The other options suggest criteria that do not directly align with ACS's focus on eligibility. For instance, enrollment in a military school or residing on a military installation does not automatically guarantee access to ACS services. Similarly, having served in combat pertains more to the service member’s qualifications rather than those of their family members seeking ACS support.