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Sexual Assault Prevention and Response

The Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) Program is dedicated to eliminating sexual assault within the Marine Corps and providing continuity of care for victims of sexual assault through effective education, policy, and program support. The Sexual Assault Response Coordinators (SARCs) aboard the Combat Center are responsible for providing confidential support and services to victims of sexual assault.

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School Age Care

We offer a safe, engaging environment for children ages 5-12, providing homework assistance, recreational activities, and social development opportunities to support their growth and well-being.

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Camp Lejeune’s School Liaison Officer Loves Serving Marine Parents and Students

Julie Fulton, Camp Lejeune’s School Liaison Officer, is recognized as one of Marine Corps Community Services’ Civilians of the Corps.

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Learn to Swim

Come out and Learn-To-Swim with MCCS Aquatics. MCCS Aquatics offers an all-year-round program for people of all ages and abilities. Designed for all levels, classes allow swimmers to develop good habits in, on and near the water, become comfortable in the water, learn and refine new stroked, and become stronger, safer swimmers.

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Camp Lejeune’s School Liaison Officer Loves Serving Marine Parents and Students

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The Military Student Assistance Group Eases Transitions for Military Children

The Military Student Assistance Group (MilSAG), founded by Twentynine Palms High School junior William Sumption Jr., helps new military-connected students adjust to their new environment by offering peer-led support and local insights. Backed by the Youth Connections initiative and School Liaison Program, MilSAG fosters student connection, combats isolation, and exemplifies youth-driven leadership in the Marine Corps community.

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Read Beyond the Beaten Path

This summer, we encourage readers of all ages to Read Beyond the Beaten Path. Join us for “Summer Camp at the Library”, listen to adventure stories, explore the outdoors, learn some survival skills, make some nature crafts and you may see some special animal and reptile visitors. 

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Child and Youth

Child and Youth Programs (CYP) provide high quality child care programs and services that support eligible families. Child Development Programs, available for children six weeks through 12 years of age, include Child Development Centers, School Age Care and Family Child Care which offer full day and part time child care and in some locations hourly child care. Youth Programs, serving children ages 6 to 18, are offered at many installation locations.

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New Parent Support

NPSP provides services to parents with children less than six years of age. These include classes designed to increase awareness and understanding of child development and parental responsibilities. Home visits are also available for parents to improve their parenting skills under the guidance of licensed providers.

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Child Development Centers

Marines and Sailors need to know that their families are taken care of in order to be able to do their job effectively. That’s why MCCS provides family services that address every area of life. We are here to help make families comfortable and to ensure that you carry away many memorable moments from your stay in Twentynine Palms.

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Family Child Care

Family Childcare Homes (FCC) provides developmentally appropriate care in a home environment. It’s perfect for families who have non-traditional working hours and for those who would like siblings to remain together. This program continues to be a vital part of the overall childcare program offered aboard the base.

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L.I.N.K.S.

Lifestyle, Insights, Networking, Knowledge & Skills (L.I.N.K.S.) is an official Marine Corps program which helps families connect to the Corps. The Marine Corps has expanded its definition of family, to include the family Marines were born into, sworn into, and married into.

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Youth Sports

The Combat Center offers numerous sports each year to more than 1500 youth. Youth Sports programs are available for ages 4 to 17. To register, visit mccs29palmsyouthsports.leagueapps.com. Coaches are always needed. MCCS Youth Sports offers free professional training for their coaches.

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What is the Blended Retirement System?

The Blended Retirement System—a system that helps you secure your future—whether you're in for the long haul or transitioning out.

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Marine Corps Child Care

Many military families with young children require some form of childcare. Unfortunately, the cost of child care is prohibitive for many families. Last month, in a memo titled "Taking Care of Our Service Members and Families," Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III, outlined a series of policy changes to help military service members and their families.

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When Should You Sign Your Child Up for Swim Lessons?

Discover the perfect time to enroll your child in swim lessons, while also keeping their maturity, developmental abilities, and comfort level of water in mind.

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Honoring Child Care Providers in Child and Youth Programs

During Teacher Appreciation Week, MCCS honors the dedicated educators in our Child and Youth Programs who shape young minds, provide support, and inspire the next generation.

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What's Your Back-to-School Budget Spending Plan?

Tips to help your spending go a long way this back-to-school season.

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LCpl Sanguino Achieves Academic Dreams

LCpl Bruce Sanguino achieves dream of studying mechanical engineering post military career, thanks to the guidance and support of the Leadership Scholar Program.

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Use Your Creative Side to Strengthen Your Coping Skills

Whether making art alone, with your family, in the community, or with an art therapist, creative coping can help you “draw” your way to better health and family readiness.