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10 Things You Didn't Know Military OneSource Offered

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When you think of Military OneSource, you probably think of non-medical counseling services or of a place to find information about a variety of military life topics. But that’s only the tip of the iceberg. Military OneSource offers one-on-one support to help you navigate any challenge military life may bring your way. Here are just a few of the ways a Military OneSource consultant can help you. 1.Relocation services can help you create a personalized moving plan for your next PCS. 2.Cer...


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U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer Steven Reilly Recognized as Suicide Prevention Program Coordinator of the Year

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U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer Steven Reilly, the Suicide Prevention Program Coordinator (SPPC) for 2nd Marine Logistics Group (2d MLG), center, poses with Brig. Gen. Michael E. McWilliams, commanding general of 2d MLG (right), and other members of the command during an award ceremony honoring Reilly as the Suicide Prevention Program Coordinator of the Year at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, April 18, 2024. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Jack Labrador). Each year, the...


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Develop Community & Connections at Your New Duty Station

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Wondering where to start when it comes to meeting new people and developing a sense of community at anew duty station?      Social connectedness is an important aspect of our well-being. When PCSing, developing new connections may feel like a daunting task, but they can have a lasting and positive impact on the whole Marine family. While we may instinctively know this, establishing (or re-establishing) that sense of community can feel overwhelming when starting over in a new pla...


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You Are Interested in Homeschooling - Now What?

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Navigating homeschooling in the military comes with its own set of challenges and opportunities. Fortunately, military families have access to several valuable resources for support. There are installation military homeschool networks that provide a community forum for sharing advice and resources. Additionally, the US Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) offers curriculum support and guidance tailored to military families, ensuring continuity and quality of education, despite freque...


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#BeThere_Marine: September's Most Important Hashtag

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Did you know that September is Suicide Prevention Month? Although efforts to address the issue occur year-round, the Marine Corps takes this month to highlight prevention efforts, promote resources and support services, and engage Marines and families in an awareness campaign that will promote community connectedness and belonging. This year, the Headquarters Marine Corps Suicide Prevention Program (MCSSP) created the hashtag and graphic, “#BeThere_Marine,” in support of the Defense...


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LIVESTREAM - 2023 Armed Forces Men’s & Women’s Softball Championship

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LIVESTREAM - 2023 Armed Forces Men’s & Women’s Softball Championship, August 4-9, 2023 This year The Armed Forces Softball Championship takes place in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at the USA Softball Hall of Fame Stadium – OGE Energy Field. The tournament brings together four branches of the military as each squad assembles their best athletes from across the country to compete in the slow pitch event. The Air Force, Army, Navy, and Marine Corps will each field a Men’s a...


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Not All Family Members See Things the Same Way

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Have you ever talked to your spouse or kids and felt like you were speaking a different language than they were? Or maybe you and your child experience the same event together, but have vastly different ways of viewing the event? As unique individuals with diverse perspectives and talents, it can be challenging at times to develop a common language or understanding when each member of your family looks at life through a unique lens.   If you’re a person who likes structure an...


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An Easy Piece of the Connection Puzzle

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Building connections within your community are essential to enhancing quality of life and social fitness. Living the mobile military lifestyle can add challenges to these connections, leaving you not knowing where to start building healthy relationships.     Connections through volunteering are almost automatic. Volunteering brings together people that have an altruistic spirit in support of their community. It is amazing to see the results of an afternoon of volunteering,...


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DoD launches Courage Fuels Change Campaign

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The Department of Defense (DoD) reports men account for nearly half of all Service members who have experienced sexual assault, but only an estimated 17 percent of males report being sexually assaulted, compared with 38 percent of females. When men do experience sexual assault, they are more likely to characterize their sexual assault as hazing or bullying, indicate the incident occurred at work during duty hours, and say they have experienced multiple incidents in the past year. The DoD Sexual...


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Expand Your Network with LifeSkills Training and Volunteering

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Available to active duty, family members, and reservists, LifeSkills Training is a comprehensive collection of personal and professional skill-building. The training provides Marines and their family members practical skills for successful interactions and positive outcomes at work, home, and in life. Participants who complete LifeSkills courses are better equipped to tackle challenges with increased self-awareness and confidence.   The Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) Volunteer Pro...


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#CORONAVIRUS Update: Catch Up on the Commandant's Reading List

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During these times of uncertainty, it is important to remain flexible and to recognize opportunity when it becomes available. There are many educational websites offering free or discounted online educational tools and programs that you can take advantage of while children are home from school. Do not forget to reach out to your local School Liaison Program office for more resources. Finding yourself with some extra free time at home? Do not forget to take advantage of your tuition assista...


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Supporting a Friend after Sexual Assault

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You may have a friend, loved one, or family member who was sexually assaulted. They may be struggling to get through this tragic event and reach out to you for help. Consider these "Do’s" and "Don'ts" when offering support.   DO listen. Sometimes the best thing you can do is just be a good listener. If you are talking more than you are listening, you're listening skills may need some work.   DO be patient. Recovery from trauma does not have a set...


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Positive Youth Sports Coaching Makes a Huge Difference in Athletes’ Lives

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In the dynamic world of youth sports, the significance of positive coaching goes beyond the scoreboards. Centered around the four pillars of mental, social, spiritual, and physical fitness, positive coaching has emerged as a profound force that shapes young athletes' lives both on and off the field. 1. Mental Fitness: Positive coaching fosters mental resilience in young athletes. By focusing on constructive feedback and growth, coaches encourage players to develop a growth mindset, which e...


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Use YouCanQuit2 Text Message Programs to Break Free From Tobacco

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Do you want to quit tobacco on your own time? Look no further! Text message programs are right at your fingertips to help you on your quit journey. They can be used with other programs or counseling you are receiving. These programs may also be helpful when you’re having a craving or need on-demand encouragement. Texting programs offer different types of support for: Practicing quit techniques before your quit date. Quitting cigarettes, smokeless tobacco, or e-cigarettes. Moms, teens...


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EFMP Assists with Setting Achievable Goals

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A year in the life of a service member and/or family member is full of planning. It may be preparation for a permanent change of station (PCS) move, deployment, separation from the military, professional changes, or childhood transitions. For families enrolled in the Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP), each of these milestones may present additional planning requirements. Nonetheless, most successful planning strategies are accompanied by strong goal setting techniques. The EFMP offers a...


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Ways to Normalize Kids Asking for Help

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Asking for help is not always easy for adults to do and certainly challenging for children. Often fear or uneasiness are associated with asking for help. Peer pressure received by others may cause your child to be uncomfortable showing they do not understand a concept. Other children may be too shy to ask their teacher for clarification in front of the classroom. Parents, guardians, and educators can normalize asking for help. Make your home or classroom a safe place for children to ask questi...


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The Ripple Effect of Hazing, Bullying & Sexual Assault

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All service members deserve to work and live in a respectful, inclusive environment while serving our nation. There are many aspects to hazing, bullying, and sexual assault that can cause a ripple effect for a Marine and their future. To learn more about the DoD’s Sexual Assault Prevention Response Office and the Men’s Sexual Assault outreach campaign, visit https://sapr.mil/mens-SAPR-campaign. Click to enlarge


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Looking for Resources? Contact Information, Referral and Relocation

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Photo by Lance Cpl. Hannah Hall Information, Referral and Relocation (IR&R) is a one-stop shop, designed to meet the challenges of the mobile military lifestyle by expanding access to resources on- and off-installation. IR&R staff are available to provide individualized assistance with locating information, resources, and referrals, and serve as a liaison between service members and their families and local resources. Relocation services is a mission essential activity that supports M...


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Learn to Swim

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GET UP TO SPEED UNDERWATER PROGRAM DETAILS 6 months 3 years of age Parent ChildProvides experiences and activities for children and parents to learn about and explore the water together 4 5 years of age Preschool 1 Orients children to the aquatic environment and helps them gain basic aquatic skills Preschool 2Helps children gain greater independence in their skills and develop more comfort in and around the water Preschool 3Helps children start to gain basic swimming propulsive skills to be...


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Career Resources

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COMPUTER LAB Thecomputer lab is equipped with computer stationscomplete with Microsoft Office training typing tutors career exploration assessments job boards and links and much moreThere is also awireless internet hubfeel free to bring your own computers as well Microsoft Office Specialist MOS Certification the premier Microsoft desktop certification is a globally recognized standard for demonstrating desktop skills The MOS programis helping meet the demand for qualified and knowledgeable peo...


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Child and Youth

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The Marine Corps Exceptional Family Member Program EFMP is a mandatory enrollment program designed to coordinate permanent change of station assignments for active duty sponsors who have a family member with special needs When Marines are assigned to locations where their family members have access to required care it allows the Marine to focus on the mission enhancing the individual and family readiness EFMP assists Marines in managing the dual demands of a Marine Corps career and the special n...


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Family Child Care

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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Interested in being a professional FCC ProviderCYP offers a certificate program which will increase your knowledge of child development maximize your skills as a Professional Child Care Provider and provide the resources for a successful home based business Classes are held over a five day period in the New Horizons CDC Building694 You must be 18 year of age or older have a high school diploma a love for children be emotionally stable no convictions or evidence of family v...


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Races

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EAT SLEEP RUN The Warrior Ruck Run takes place in August the Thursday before Labor Day Weekend to kick off the National Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month September This event takes place at the Del Valle Fitness Area The Warrior Ruck Run consists of both a 5K and 10K course that participants can run walk or ruck The event begins at 630am is free and open to all authorized patrons and their families Fun 5K runwalk event held in April is in conjunction with the Sexual Assault Awareness mont...


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