Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month Annual Poster Contest
The Department of Defense has kicked off its annual observance of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) Poster Contest. Get your entry in soon!
April is the Month of the Military Child
Since the mid-1980s, the month of April has been set aside as Month of the Military Child as a time to a time to honor the sacrifices made by military families worldwide, with an emphasis on the experience of the dependent children of military members serving at home and overseas. Try some of these fun ways to celebrate our military kids.
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month
Every April, the Marine Corps joins the country in observing National Child Abuse Prevention Month. The Family Advocacy Program shares some tips for navigating this unique chapter of life and making your home as safe as possible.
Volunteer Appreciation Month: Volunteering Virtually
April is Volunteer Appreciation Month! Volunteering looks different in a world that requires social distancing amid COVID-19 concerns. However, the need for volunteers and their positive impacts remains strong.
April is Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Month
The Department of Defense has kicked off its 17th annual observance of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM).
Spring Clean Your Benefits
It’s important that every Marine make sure that you and your loved ones are covered in every aspect by updating your benefits paperwork.
Five Reasons Why Your Child Should Be Playing Sports
Youth Sports programs at your installation seek to make the sports experience for all children safe, fun and healthy. Here are five reasons why you should sign your child up for youth sports today.
Get Started Writing Your Resume Today!
Never written a resume before? Don’t sweat it. Sure, it seems daunting if you are staring at a blank computer screen, but it will not be blank for long!
Healthy Living: Ask the Experts
Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) invite you to ten days of exciting interactive education with Subject Matter Experts from around MCCS. During this period the community will be able to ask MCCS experts questions about healthy living topics.
While many consider the winter a time to stay indoors, being outside provides many mental and physical health benefits. Going for a walk and enjoying the scenery can not only reduce anxiety and stress, but also improve your immune system, lower blood pressure and increase energy levels. Fresh air can do wonders for the soul!
Exceptional Family Member Program Evaluation Survey Results
The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) was the subject of a comprehensive program evaluation. Here’s what you told us.
The community of individuals with a disability is one of the largest minority groups in the United States and it’s important to ensure that the language we use is respectful.
Affordable Date Ideas for Marine Couples
Between deployments, training, other obligations it can sometimes be a challenge to spend quality time with your partner. Here are 9 affordable date ideas to help you rekindle the romance in your relationship.
Marine Corps Sports Program Celebrates Black History Month
In celebration of Black History month, here’s a quick look at just a few of the most decorated black athletes to have earned the eagle, globe, and anchor.
EMFP. Unleashing the Human Spirit Through the Joy of Sports
In 2018, the Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) partnered with Special Olympics to implement Young Athletes, which is a program offered children with and without disabilities, the opportunity to play and learn together.
Navigating PCS Season – You've Got People for That
Did you know that moving is listed as one of the top stressors that a person can experience in a lifetime? Don’t forget, every PCS, you’ve got people for that.
