Personal & Professional Development Behavioral Health C F A€¦ · Virtual NOWA Brief Distribution Days July 01 July 08 July 15 July 22 July 29 The email link and access code will

Personal & Professional Development Resources

Marine Corps Family Team Building Education & Career Services

Libraries

Behavioral Health Community Counseling

New Parent Support Program Family Advocacy

Substance Abuse

Semper Fit Single Marine Program

Health Promotion

Family Care EFMP

Child and Youth Programs

Visit us on-line at: www.mccsokinawa.com

www.facebook.com/mccsokinawa

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July Special Event: Yukata Dressing (Summer Kimono) 3

Monthly Spotlight: Incident Determination Committee Training 4

Family Programs and Resources 5

Information & Referral

Cultural Awareness & Adaptation

Relocation Services

Personal Financial Management

Veterans Affairs 15

Retired Activities Office 15

Transition Readiness Program 16

Family Member Employment Assistance Program 19

Marine Corps Family Team Building 20

Education & Career Services 24

MCCS Libraries 26

Single Marine Program 28

Health Promotions 29 Behavioral Health-Family Advocacy 30

New Parent Support Program 31

Behavioral Health-Community Counseling Program 33

Behavioral Health-Substance Abuse 34

Family Care/Exceptional Family Member Program 35

Family Care/ Child and Youth Sports 36

Marine & Family Support Telephone Directories 37

Marine & Family Support

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Information & Referral (I&R) Specialists are available to provide individualized, one-on-one assistance on individual readiness and personal development. For more information, please contact your nearest Personal &

Professional Development- Resources facility or email: [email protected].

I&R Specialists are also available to coordinate unit and group training to include Personal Finance, Cultural and Transition workshops.

For all Navy/Marine Corps Bases:

Jillene Dubois: 645-8395 Star Brooks: 645-7494

Lauren Maron-Brown: 637-2509 Julia Leoni: 623-4860

For more information or to submit a request for support, please email your request to [email protected].

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Due to COVID-19 seating is limited to 15 participants.

Survival Japanese Language Class Learn basic Japanese phrases and pronunciation.

July 06 1130-1230

MCAS Futenma, Bldg. 403 Education Center

Survival Japanese Writing Learn to write basic Japanese used on everyday signs/items that are written in

Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji styles.

July 24 1130-1300

Camp Foster, Bldg. 445 MFP-Resources

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Basic Japanese Language Class Part 1 This is the first part of the basic class for adult learners wanting to develop their

Japanese language skills. July 27, 28, 30, and 31

1130-1300 Camp Foster, Bldg. 445 MFP-Resources

July 13, 14, 16, 17 1130-1300

Camp Courtney, Bldg. 4425 MFP-Resources

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Foster Grocery Store Tour Take a guided tour to a local food store and discover traditional dietary choices

and typical Japanese ingredients. Please bring your own vehicle for transportation.

July 10 0900-1100


Kinser Field Trip Meet at the Kinser Marine & Family - Resources office and visit a local fish

market. Please bring your own vehicle for transportation.

July 26 1200-1400

Camp Kinser, Bldg. 1220 MFP-Resources

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Pen Holder

Learn how to make a creative pen holder using milk cartons and washi paper. All materials will be provided for this workshop.


July 27 0900-1100


July 23 0930-1130


July 31 0900-1100


Facebook Live! Somen Noodles Cooking Session Tune in to our MCCS Marine and Family Programs Facebook page for this fun

Facebook Live event! Join us as we learn how to make somen noodles with dipping sauce and condiments! No registration required.

July 06 1130-1200

Facebook Live

For more information, please contact your nearest Cultural Awareness & Adaptation using the contact list or visit the Marine & Family Programs

webpage at: www.mccsokinawa.com/culturalawareness/.

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Virtual Newcomers’ Orientation Welcome Aboard (NOWA) Start your tour off right. Okinawa is a wonderful duty station and great place to

live for the entire family. Learn about this beautiful island and all the opportunities you can take advantage of during your tour.

All accompanied USMC and USN (all ranks), civilian employees, family members age 10 and up, and all unaccompanied USMC and USN (E-6 and

above) are required to complete an online NOWA brief upon your arrival on island. Completion of a NOWA brief is required to obtain a USFJ Privately

Owned Vehicle (POV) driver’s license.

Please register for the Virtual NOWA Brief at: www.mccsokinawa.com/relocation

Virtual NOWA Brief Distribution Days July 01 July 08 July 15 July 22 July 29

The email link and access code will arrive in your inbox on the morning of the distribution day you registered for.

SOFA POV License Exam

Licensing examinations will take place at the Base Safety Installation Office after completion of the Virtual NOWA Brief and 14-Day ROM.

Initial POV License test sessions on Camp Foster and Camp Courtney: Monday through Friday 0800 & 1000

Doors open 30 minutes prior to each test session for check-in.

Renewals, duplicates, retesting, and miscellaneous customer service: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 1230 – 1600

Please contact Base Safety at 645-3183/2862 or any questions in regards to the SOFA POV Licensing Exam.

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In-Person Smooth Move Workshop The Smooth Move Workshop provides pre-departure and destination

information on relocation and travel entitlements, base and community information, financial concerns, employment opportunities and much more. Orders are not required and family members are encouraged to complete the

session as well. Seating is limited to 50 people.

July 06 Camp Foster, Community Center

0800-1015

Virtual Smooth Move Workshop The virtual Smooth Move Workshop provides pre-departure and destination

information on relocation and travel entitlements, base and community information, financial concerns, employment opportunities and much more. Orders are not required and family members are encouraged to complete the

session as well.

Virtual Smooth Move Distribution Days July 22

The email link and access code will arrive in your inbox on the morning of the distribution day you registered for.

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Sponsorship Training Due to COVID-19 seating is limited to 15 participants.

Get the most up-to-date information on regulations and policies effecting PCS moves to Okinawa, including a full explanation of the sponsor’s roles and

responsibilities and information about the resources in place to assist with your sponsorship assignment in the COVID-19 environment.

July 07 0900-1100


July 14 0900-1100


July 21 0900-1100

Camp Foster, Bldg. 439, Multi-Purpose Room

July 28 0900-1100

Camp Hansen, Bldg. 2339 MFP-Resources

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Virtual Sponsorship Training Get the most up-to-date information on regulations and policies effecting PCS

moves to Okinawa, including a full explanation of the sponsor’s roles and responsibilities and information about the resources in place to assist with your

sponsorship assignment in the COVID-19 environment.

July 21 1400-1600

July 30 0900-1100

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Sponsorship Coordinator Training This workshop is designed to train Sponsorship Coordinators to better

understand their roles, duties and responsibilities in the unit’s Sponsorship program. This class will review all pertinent orders and directives, the

Functional Area Inspection (FAI) Checklist inspection items and update all SC’s on changes within the program. All SC’s are required to attend. Please

call the Relocation Office at 645-8395/7494 to sign up.

July 16 0900-1100


Relocation Assistance Coordinating Committee (RACC) The RACC meets quarterly to provide organizations and individuals involved in

the relocation process, a forum to keep abreast of changes in the relocation program. Please plan on attending this meeting. For more information, please

call 645-8395/7494. July 16

1400-1530 Virtual

For additional assistance, please contact your nearest Marine & Family Programs-Resources facility using the contact list or email:

[email protected]

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Saving & Investing This class explores how to use saving and investing to achieve financial

security. Learn about basic investing techniques, taking advantage of compounded interest and time, along with exploring various saving and

investing tools and uses to help you reach your financial goals. Satisfies PFM training codes: FA.

July 09 0830-1030

Virtual

July 23 1300-1500


Home Buying Learn about interest rates, points, closing costs, escrow accounts, earnest

money, selecting an agent and processing a VA loan.

July 01 0830-1030

Virtual

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Money Management Workshop This hands-on workshop will enable attendees to prepare a financial statement,

develop a budget, establish a savings plan and build/rebuild a good credit record. Satisfies PFM training codes: PR, FD, FA, FC, FH, FE, FF, TL and FL.

Please bring the following to class: Current LES, bank statements, investment statements and statements of debt/obligation.

July 07 0830-1130


July 22 0830-1130


July 24 0830-1130

Virtual

July 30 1300-1400


Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) This workshop will explain how to effectively manage your TSP retirement

account, to include avoiding redundancy and allocating contributions. Satisfies PFM training codes: FB.

July 24 1300-1500

Camp Shields, Bldg. 6300

To sign-up or register for the PFM classes, call any of our offices using the contact list or visit the MCCS PFM webpage at:

www.mccsokinawa.com/personal_finance_management/.

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Retired Activities Office (RAO) RAO Representative: Ben Garcia

The RAO serves military retirees from all branches of service in a number of ways, to include the following:

* Serves as a central point to obtain valuable information.* Provides reliable answers to questions.

* Refers individuals to appropriate service providers.

The RAO volunteer is a valuable link to help retirees and family members obtain the rights, benefits and privileges they are entitled to receive. The RAO

is located on Camp Foster in bldg. 445 and is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 0900 to 1500.

For more information, please call 645-3159/3151.

VA Overseas Military Services Coordinator (OMSC) Due to the COVID-19 protocols, the Veterans Affairs Office’s located at Camp Foster Marine and Family Programs, Bldg. 445 and Kadena Air

Base Airman and Family Readiness Center, Bldg. 220, were closed effective 20 March 2020. All appointments were suspended

indefinitely. We will make every effort to reschedule appointments when the opportunity is made available. For VA inquiries you may

email: [email protected].

VA Advisors For inquiries on education, healthcare, life insurance, or home loans,

please see the below list of VA Advisors available for support via email:

Cedric Barron: [email protected]

Cathlyn Cooley: [email protected]

John Wright: [email protected]

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*REGISTERING FOR TRS OR PRE-RETIREMENT SEMINARS*

To register please contact your Unit Transition Counselor (UTC). If you need assistance identifying your UTC, please contact our office at:

645-3151 and we will be happy to assist you.

NOTE: The TRP office does not take direct registrations from Service Members.

For more information on TRP, please email [email protected] or call 645-3151.

Transition Readiness Seminar (TRS)

TRS will reopen to a classroom setting effective 06 July. Seating will be limited to ensure social distancing is in place. Priority seating will be for those Service Members who have less than 6 months (180 days) remaining from their EAS.

July 6-8 0700-1630

Camp Hansen, Bldg. 2339 Education Center

July 13-15 0700-1630

Camp Kinser, Bldg. 1220 Education Center

July 20-22 0700-1630

Camp Schwab, Bldg. 3429 Education Center

July 27-29 0700-1630

Camp Foster, Bldg. 439 Multi-Purpose Room

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This class will be virtual due to COVID-19

Boots to Business The Small Business Administration (SBA) is coming to Okinawa to deliver the Entrepreneurship Track-“Boots to Business” (B2B). This two day introductory course is available to Service Members and their spouses/adult family members and provides valuable assistance to those who are exploring self-employment

opportunities. The course provides the key steps for evaluating business concepts and the foundational knowledge required for developing a business plan. Participants are also introduced to SBA resources that are available to

help access start-up capital and additional assistance.

July 16-17 1300-1700

Virtual Webinar

Due to COVID-19 Seating is Limited

Vocational Training Tack (VoTech) The 2-day vocational track (VoTech) is designed to assist Service Members in identifying certifications and credentials needed for their career interests. This

two-day workshop will help you identify the best occupation for your strengths and create a plan to make it a reality.

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Department of Labor Employment Workshop The 2-Day Department of Labor Employment Workshop (DOLEW) is a track

available to meet the congressionally mandated requirement for those who seek employment after separating or retiring from the military. The

DOLEW curriculum is designed to assist Service Members with their transition into high-quality civilian careers. The track will assist in identifying and

developing career goals, understanding hiring methods, creating a professional introduction and draft resume.

July 9-10 0800-1630


July 16-17 0800-1630


July 23-24 0800-1630

Camp Schwab, Bldg. 3429 Education Center

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FMEAP provides individual assistance with resume development and review, interview coaching and a career resource center with a computer lab. All

services are free and available to Service Members, retirees, reservists, DoD employees, military spouses and family members. Please see page 30 for

Marine and Family Programs contact phone numbers.

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Federal Government Employment Workshop Applying for federal employment can be a daunting process, but we are here to help demystify the process. We will walk you through the application process,

required documents, creating a resume and how to align your skills with the job qualifications.

July 16 1300-1600



Resume Writing Your resume is a powerful career tool and should be a persuasive marketing

piece, so don't let your resume go unnoticed. In this workshop you will be able to identify your skills, learn different resume formats and how to write about

your accomplishments. Participants will leave with a draft master resume at the end of the workshop.

July 29 0830-1130


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Marine Corps Family Team Building (MCFTB)

Volunteer Program The volunteer workshops are developed to expose volunteers to the

opportunities on island and the benefits of volunteering. For registration or more information please visit: www.mccsokinawa.com/volunteer

Lead to Okinawa: Teen Volunteer Workshop: This workshop will provide teens, ages 13 to 18, with volunteer opportunities specifically geared toward them. Teens will learn to integrate volunteerism on resumes and learn to transition volunteer experiences to resumes or scholar-

ships. Light refreshments are provided. July 17

0900-1100

Camp Foster, Bldg. 5679 Education Center

Registration is required for all workshops. To register, go to: www.mccsokinawa.com/volunteer

Passport to Volunteering This training gives volunteers the necessary tools for a successful and fulfilling volunteer career. Learn about strategic volunteer opportunities, how to identify

transferrable skills for resumes, and much more.

Light refreshments are provided July 24

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Craft Your Way Through L.I.N.K.S Join us for fun, laughter, and crafting!

July 01 0900-1100

Camp Foster, Bldg. 455 Chapel

July 01 1300-1500


L.I.N.K.S for SpousesThe L.I.N.K.S. for Spouses workshop is designed for spouses of any age and

experience level. Come meet other spouses, network and share at this one-day workshop.

July 13 0900-1600


Registration is required for all workshops. To register, go to: www.mccsokinawa.com/MCFTB/

L.I.N.K.S. WorkshopsL.I.N.K.S. is a military acculturation program designed by spouses to help meet

the needs of all military personnel, families, and DOD card holders.

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IDSS: Navy Support The Navy Individual Deployment Support Specialist (IDSS) provides active

outreach for MCCS Marine & Family Support Programs to all US Navy Personnel and their families aboard Okinawa. For registration or more

information please visit: www.mccsokinawa.com/navysupport.

Ombudsman Assembly Meeting July 01

1100-1200 Kadena Air Base, Bldg. 3574 CFAO

Ombudsman Advanced Training July 01

1200-1300 Kadena Air Base, Bldg. 3574 CFAO

FRPT/RDST Family Readiness Program (FRPT) workshops train personnel and information

technology enablers for the Unite, Personal and Family Readiness Programs (UPFRP). Readiness and Deployment Support Training (RDST) assists commands with pre, during and post-deployment support and training.

Command Team Overview Training July 15

0900-1000


Family Readiness Command Team Advisor/Assistant Training July 15

1000-1200


UPFRP Readiness Coordinate (RC) Learning Series Topic: Exceptional Family Member Program

July 16 1100-1300


UPFRP Readiness Coordinator Training July 21-23

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LifeSkills Workshops Each workshop provides different and valuable information that can be used at

work and at home.

Premarital Seminar The seminar provides an in-depth look at the procedures for getting married in

the United States or overseas. The seminar also hosts information regarding IPAC benefits, Tricare, legal services, immigration procedures, financial

partnerships and basic communication strategies. July 10

0730-1630

Camp Foster, Bldg. 5906 Ocean Breeze

7 Habits of Highly Effective People Achieve greater productivity, improved communication, strengthened

relationships, increased influence and laser-like focus on critical priorities.

July 24

0800-1630


OSD Facilitator Training Throughout this course participants will learn how to skillfully help a group of people understand their common objectives and assist them in achieving these

objectives without taking a particular side or position. Students will discuss group mediation, group roles and stages, and different barriers affecting group

productivity. All facilitators will learn how to conduct voting, and getting participants to a consensus. This is a two day workshop.

July 16-17

0800-1630


Registration is required for all workshops. To register, go to www.mccsokinawa.com/MCFTB

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The MCCS Education and Centers assist active duty and family members with their educational goals. Guidance Counselors can provide academic/vocational guidance,

financial assistance information and assist in developing education plans.

*IMPORTANT INFORMATION!All briefs will be conducted virtually via an online platform.

To register email: [email protected]. Please provide your Name, Rank, Email Address and Assigned Camp.

We will email you the link and password on your assigned day of the scheduled brief.

Virtual Marine Corps Tuition Assistance (TA) Overview This class reviews Marine Corps TA policies.

*Monday briefs that fall on a holiday will be rescheduled for Wednesday.*Mondays & Fridays

1000 Virtual

Tuesdays & Thursdays 1000

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Virtual Commissioning Programs Brief The Marine Commissioning Programs provide opportunities for enlisted

Marines to earn the coveted title of Marine Officer. The Marine Corps takes incredible measures to ensure that its Officers are trained and evaluated

properly prior to leading Marines. All classes are held virtually. July 06, 07, 08, 13, 14, 15

1430 Virtual

Virtual GI Bill Brief This class explains the differences between the Montgomery GI Bill and the Post 9-11 GI Bill. In addition, Service Members will learn all the advantages of each type of GI Bill and how they can apply for and use these benefits. All

classes are held virtually. July 20, 21, 22, 27, 28, 29

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Please contact your nearest MCCS Education Center using information on the contact list or visit the Marine & Family Program webpage at:

www.mccsokinawa.com/educationandcareercenters.

Succeeding in Online Courses This brief will cover the different types of online learning, advantages and

disadvantages of online programs, determining if online learning is right for you, the best practices of an online student, and how to develop positive

academic online relationships. This class will be held virtually.

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Innovation Lab The MCCS Innovation Lab at the Camp Foster Library provides an opportunity for the military community to learn about 3D printing, virtual reality, robotics,

drones, electronic die-cut design creation, LittleBits prototyping and much more. Exciting programs highlight the opportunities to learn and use new

equipment. Visit the MCCS Innovation Lab and broaden your horizons in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM)!

Weekly Adult Programs MCCS libraries offer weekly adult programs including crafts, language skills,

electronic instruction and more. Please check with your local library for days and times.

MCCS Libraries are open 365 days a year, providing educational and craft programs for tweens, teens and adults, along with story times filled with

stories, songs and crafts for children of all ages. We also provide accessibility to technological programs and online resources such as downloadable books,

magazines, periodicals and musical concerts.

Library Hours of Operation: open 365 days a year

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For more information, please contact your nearest MCCS Library using the contact list or visit the Marine & Family Programs webpage at:

www.mccsokinawa.com/librairies.

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The Single Marine Program mission is to enhance the quality of life of all unaccompanied Marines and Sailors on Okinawa. This program provides recreational activities and community involvement to enhance the overall

morale and well-being of unaccompanied Service Members.

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MCCS Semper Fit creates opportunities that promote and improve the health and wellness of the entire Marine Corps community. The Semper Fit Health

Promotion Program provides health education, group fitness and personalized training that encourages a holistic approach to overall health and well being.

SERVICES UPDATE DUE TO COVID

In an effort to reduce the risk of COVID-19 and follow social distancing guidelines, we will continue to offer the following services on a limited basis:

Face Covering Required General Nutrition Consultations Body Composition Program Classes

Youth Orientations By appointment only

Small Unit Briefs Group Fitness Classes

All other services are currently suspended until further notice. Please contact the Fitness Coordinator for more information regarding service

availability or to schedule an appointment. Camp Foster 645-7834 Camp Kinser 637-2390

Camp Courtney 622-9486 Camp Hansen 623-4801

Camp Schwab/ Health Promotion Office 645-3910 or 098-970-3910

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Behavioral Health Family Advocacy

Anger Management Class Call to Register

A four-session class aimed at identifying triggers and learning effective coping behaviors to reduce levels of anger and resolve conflicts.

Wednesdays 1145-1315

Camp Foster, Bldg. 439

Thursdays 1100-1230

Camp Hansen, Bldg. 2631

To schedule a counseling appointment, please visit Camp Foster Bldg. 439, 2nd floor, between 0800-1600, Monday - Friday, excluding holidays.

We offer Nurturing Parenting, Life Skills and Anger Management classes for teens and parents of teens by request.

Pre-registration and screening required for all groups.

For more information on counseling and psycho-educational groups, please call 645-2915.

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Behavioral Health New Parent Support Program (NPSP)

Home or Office Visits – Call to Register Home Visitors work with families in a one-on-one setting to provide support and enhance parenting skills and consist of licensed mental health professionals and

registered nurses with knowledge of the issues encountered by parents.

Baby Boot Camp – Call to Register This class assists in preparing expectant mothers and fathers to be confident and compe-tent parents. Learn the basics of infant development, taking care of yourself as a parent, baby safety, newborn care, community resources and more.

July 13, August 03 0815-1600

Camp Foster Bldg. 439, Multi-Purpose Room

July27, August 17 0815-1600

Camp Foster Bldg. 439 Multi-Purpose Room

Journey Through Pregnancy – Call to Register This 12-week open discussion class, featuring the InJoy series, is designed for expectant parents to attend at any time during pregnancy. Topics include: labor and birth, medical

procedures, new mother care, feeding, new baby care and Dunstan Baby Language. Tuesdays July 14

1330-1430 Camp Courtney, Bldg. 4224 Chapel

Wednesdays July 22

1330-1430 Camp Kinser, Bldg. 1092 Chapel

Thursdays July 9

1330-1430 Camp Foster, Bldg. 5679 Library

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Play Morning – Call to Register This weekly interactive, educational playgroup assist parents in learning

developmentally appropriate play techniques and help children improve their social, cognitive, and motor skills. For families with children, newborn through 6 years old.

WEDNESDAYS 1115-1200

Camp Kinser, Bldg. 1092 Chapel Make and Take, Pick up Only!

Resumes July 22

THURSDAYS 1000-1115

Camp Foster Bldg. 439 Multi-Purpose Room Make and Take, Pick up Only!

Resumes July 9

FRIDAYS 1000-1115

Camp Courtney, Bldg. 4224 Chapel Make and Take, Pick up Only!

Resumes July 10

Infant Massage - Call to Register Currently no class. Only offering during Home Visits. You will learn massage

techniques that help with gas, colic, teething, congestion and regulating temperature, connect and bond with baby, and also decreases the risk of Post-Partum Depression.

Parents in Uniform-Call to Register There are many challenges associated with being a military parent. This class discusses

the logistics of becoming a parent in the Marine Corps. It will provide information of the Marine Corps order, DEERS, Childcare and Housing.

July 9 1500-1630


Nurturing Parenting – Call to Register This 8-week class is a program designed to empower individuals and families with the knowledge, strategies and skills to make healthy parenting and lifestyle choices.

August 4, 11, 18, 25 1330-1530


For more information or to register, please contact The New Parent Support Program at 645-0396.

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Behavioral Health Community Counseling Program

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Behavioral Health Substance Abuse Counseling Center

The Substance Abuse Counseling Center provides screening, assessment, prevention, early intervention, and treatment services. We have counselors located at Camp Foster Bldg. 440, Camp Hansen Bldg. 2631 and provide

services at Camp Schwab Bldg. 3429, by appointment. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please call 645-3009.

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The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) is a mandatory program designed to coordinate Permanent Change of Station (PCS) assignments for

active duty sponsors to ensure availability and accessibility of necessary services for exceptional family members.

For questions and more information on the EFMP or to register for EFMP workshops, please contact the closest EFMP office:

Camp Foster, Bldg. 495: 645-9237 Camp Kinser, Bldg. 1316: 637-3516

Camp Courtney, Bldg. 4448: 622-9794

Email: [email protected] Webpage: www.mccsokinawa.com/efmp

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MCCS Child and Youth Programs (CYP) provide a safe, healthy and developmentally appropriate learning environment and recreation opportunities

for your family. The Child Development Centers (CDC) provide fulltime care for children 6 weeks to 5 years old. School Age Care (SAC) provides before school, after school and full day care on no school days for children, kindergarten through

age 12 years old. CDC and SAC programs also provide drop-in hourly care.

The youth and teen centers are affiliated with the Boys and Girls Club of America and provide activities, field trips and other recreational opportunities to kids ages

10-12 years old at youth centers and 13-18 years old at teen centers.

To register, please contact the Resource and Referral Department at: 645-4117, visit us at Camp Foster Building 495 or visit our webpage at

www.mccsokinawa.com/cyp/.

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MARINE & FAMILY PROGRAMS (M&FP) KEY PERSONNEL Deputy Director, Marine & Family Programs Carlos Saldana 645-3082Chief, Personal & Professional Development Tina Smilie 645-7809/2889Chief, Behavioral Health (BH) Clark Jackson 645-2915Chief, Family Care Cullen Ohashi 645-4505

Chief, Semper Fit Robert Johnston 645-3741

Director, BH Family Advocacy Margaret Zohni 645-2915

Director, BH Community Counseling Necol Jackson 645-2915

Director, BH Substance Abuse Charles Darsan 645-0815

Director, P&PD - Resources Terry Burmester 645-2903

Director, Education/Career Services Evan Carpenter 645-7160

Director, Libraries Devin Farmer 645-6056

Director, Marine Corps Family Team Building Alison Nelson 645-3689

M&FP Administrative Specialist Dausha Magalhaes 645-7809/2889

P&PD-R Administrative Specialist Akira Nakayoshi 645-3125

PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Education Centers Libraries Foster Bldg. 5679 645-7160 Foster Bldg. 5679 645-7178

Courtney Bldg. 4425 622-9694 Courtney Bldg. 4453 622-9280

Futenma Bldg. 407 636-3036 Futenma Bldg. 403 636-3946

Hansen Bldg. 2339 623-4376 Hansen Bldg. 2339 623-7372

Kinser Bldg. 1220 637-1821 Kinser Bldg. 1311 637-1039

Schwab Bldg. 3429 625-2046 Schwab Bldg. 3429 625-2518

Resources Camp Foster, Building 445 Camp Courtney, Building 4425

FPR Manager 645-3150 Front Desk / I & R 622-7332/7739

Front Desk/Reception 645-2104/2106 Personal Finance 622-7416

Relocation Services 645-8395/7494 TRP/FMEAP Program 622-7878

Information & Referral 645-3172

Personal Finance 645-3473 Camp Hansen, Building 2339 Culture Awareness 645-3127/8109 Front Desk / I & R 623-4522/4860

TRP/FMEAP Manager 645-7810 TRP/FMEAP Staff 623-3055/7736

Transition Staff 645-3151/3154 Personal Finance 623-3050

Veterans Affairs Rep 645-3508

Retired Activities Office 645-3159 Camp Kinser, Building 1220 Front Desk / Reception 637-2815

Camp Schwab, Building 3429 Information & Referral 637-2509

Front Desk/I & R 625-2622 Personal Finance 637-1628

Personal Finance 625-2646 TRP/FMEAP 637-1307

TRP/FMEAP 625-2699

Marine Corps Family Team Building, Bldg. 445

Reception/Admin 645-3689 Readiness & Deployment 645-3696 L.I.N.K.S. 645-3698 Volunteer Program 645-3749

Life Skills Training 645-3698 Navy Support 645-5707

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BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

Family Advocacy Community Counseling Foster Bldg. 439 645-2915/2916 Foster Bldg. 439 645-2915/2916

FOCUS Bldg. 5691 645-6077 Hansen Bldg. 2631 623-1458

NSPS Bldg. 439 645-0396

SEMPER FIT

Single Marine Program Gyms/Fitness Centers

Foster Bldg. 5908 645-3681 Foster Bldg. 5902 645-3050

Hansen Bldg. 2377 623-3017 Kinser Bldg. 1307 637-1114

Schwab Bldg. 439 625-1119 Futenma Bldg. 159 636-2674

Kinser Bldg. 1220 637-7105 Futenma Bldg. 303 636-3241

Courtney Bldg. 4319 622-7105 Courtney Bldg. 4451 622-9221

Futenma Bldg. 104/105 636-1015 Hansen Bldg. 2431 623-4831

Hansen Bldg. 2828 623-2702

Health Promotions Schwab Bldg. 3450 625-2618

Wellness Director 645-3910

Fitness Director 645-3484 Athletics Group Fitness Director 645-3484 Adult Sports 645-3521/3522

Youth Sports 645-3533/3534

Aquatics Aquatics Program 645-3180

Swim Team 645-2787

FAMILY CARE

Child Development Centers Resource & Referral Foster Bldg. 499 645-3846/2549 Foster Bldg. 495 645-4117

Ashibina (Fstr) Bldg. 1680 645-5072/5073 Family Child Care Kinser Bldg. 864 637-2296/2291 Foster Bldg. 495 645-2174

Courtney Bldg. 4456 622-7751/7761 Exceptional Family Member

Youth & Teen Centers Foster Bldg. 495 645-9237

Kishaba (Y) Bldg. 24 645-8012 Kinser Bldg. 1316 637-3516

Foster (T) Bldg. 200 645-1004/1006 Courtney Bldg. 4448 622-9794

Kinser (Y/T) Bldg. 1316 637-1755 School Age Care Program

Courtney (Y/T) Bldg. 4446 622-9702/9711 Foster Bldg. 1620 645-7301

McTureous Bldg. 5206 622-9051

Kinser Bldg. 1091 637-3760Y=Youth / T=Teen

Y/T=Youth & Teen

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Substance Abuse

Foster Bldg. 440 645-3009

Fax: 645-3939

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