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Leadership Scholar Program Helps Veteran Achieve Academic Goals

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Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month

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Volunteers Play Vital Role in Semper Fit Youth Sports

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Adapting to Pay Adjustments

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Teens Deserve to Feel Safe in a Relationship

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Honoring Our Own Throughout Gold Star Awareness Month

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Marine Lands Post-Transition Career in Environmental Consulting

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Tutoring Resources For Your Student

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Protecting Our Future

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Expedited Transfers After Sexual Assaults or Domestic Abuse

The Department of Defense (DoD) offers expedited transfers to military service members who are victims of sexual assault or domestic abuse. This program allows individuals to request a quick reassignment to a different unit or installation to ensure their safety, privacy, and well-being.

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Military Onesource

Along with resources provided at the duty station, such as counselors, chaplains, and other care providers, Military OneSource is a valuable support tool for Service members and their families.

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Expand Your Network Through Volunteering

Volunteering is a powerful way for military spouses and service members to expand their networks, gain relevant experience, and open doors to new personal and professional opportunities. Consistent involvement and leadership in volunteer roles build lasting connections that can lead to mentorship and career advancement.

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Substance Misuse

Substance Abuse Counseling Center provides a variety of evidence-based and individualized services, including education, care coordination, group therapy, individual, and family support.

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Family Member Employment Assistance Program

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Chaplains Religious Enrichment Development Operation

CREDO provides regionally-based religious ministry designed to assist the Marine Corps community in developing the personal, relational, and spiritual resources necessary to increase the personal resilience of Marines and their families, and enhance mission readiness. All programs and events are available to service members free of charge.

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Libraries

The MCCS Libraries maintain a collection of print, audio-visual, early literacy programs, book clubs, and electronic resources for educational, informational, and recreational pursuits. Resources and services are available to Marines and families.

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Life Skills

Life Skills training and education is provided at the unit and installation level to assigned personnel, through community partnerships. Subject matter experts collaborate to provide additional information related to various programs and resources available to Marines, Sailors, and families. Additional family readiness programs are available through Readiness & Deployment Support training. To learn more about what classes are available, contact your installation Marine Corps Family Team Building.

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Information, Referral, and Relocation

This program provides information and referral functions designed for mobile military lifestyles. Individuals with unresolved needs are referred to the resource that can best address the needs. Specialists maintain a database of installation, Department of Defense, community, and national resources. It oversees all relocation service functions to assist with a PCS.

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Outdoor Adventures

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Youth Programs

Child and Youth Programs (CYP) provide high quality child care programs and services that support eligible families.

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Volunteer Opportunities

The Volunteer Program provides opportunities to active duty personnel, their family members, retirees, veterans, and civilians to connect the installation and community volunteer resources. Across the globe Marines, Sailors and their families are giving back to their communities.

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New Parent Support

The New Parent Support Program (NPSP) is a professional team of social workers, counselors, and registered nurses who provide education and support to Marine families who are expecting or raising children aged 0 -5 years old. The NPSP also hosts baby boot camp and group parenting classes, playgroups, and home visits for Marines and their families.

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Leadership Scholar Program Success Story: Admission Accomplished

Now, a student at Yale University, Sgt Buckholz thanks the Leadership Scholar Program for assisting him through the academic preparation and application process, as he pursues his degree in astronomy.

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Marine Corps Birthday Ball: Etiquette Do's & Dont's

The Birthday Ball is one of the biggest events on the Marine Corps calendar. It is a chance to get dressed to the nines, enjoy an evening of tradition, and celebrate the history of the Corps.

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Avoid Alcohol Misuse During the Holidays

Tips on how to avoid misusing alcohol during the holidays.

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Family Member Travel Screening Cell Has Arrived

The Family Member Travel Screening Cell (FMTS) will streamline the overseas suitability screening process for Marines and their families, providing proactive communication, medical screening assistance, and ongoing support to ensure a smoother transition to OCONUS assignments.

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What Makes a Stellar LinkedIn Summary

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