Information & ReferralBldg 216 Tel: 257-7790Provides information and referral assistance for services aboard MCB Hawaii, in the community and nationally.

Family Member Employment Assistance Program (FMEAP)Bldg 216 Tel: 257-7790/7787Provides employment assistance to family members of Marines, Sailors, reservists and retirees.

Transition Assistance Management Program (TAMP)Bldg 216 Tel: 257-7790/7787Provides accurate and relevant information on career, employment, education and veteran’s benefits and entitlements.

Retired Activities ProgramBldg 216 Tel: 257-7790/7787Offers information of interest to retired military personnel.

Relocation Assistance Program (RAP) Bldg 216 Tel: 257-7790/7787Supports and assists service members and their families moving from one location to another with a variety of programs and services. New Arrivals’ Orientation, Cultural Adaptation/Island Tour, PCS & Moving Workshop, Sponsorship Training Class, Welcome Aboard Packages and Lending Locker Service. The Lending Locker Service is a no cost program to reduce some of the out-of-pocket expenses incurred from moving. Lends out basic household items such as dishes, pots and pans, basic small appliances and limited baby items to service members and their families moving to or from MCB Hawaii. Appointment is required, call M&FP at 257-7790/87.

Personal Financial Management Program (PFMP)Bldg 220 Tel: 257-7790/7787PFMP provides personal financial education, training, counseling and referral on personal finances to include financial planning, money management, investment planning, retirement and estate planning, and business planning.

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP)Bldg 219 Tel: 257-0290Ensures that the needs of the exceptional family member, including physical, emotional, developmental and medical components, are taken into consideration throughout the change of assignment process.

Navy Marine Corps Relief SocietyBldg 4016 Tel: 257-1972Charitable organization which provides financial, educational and other assistance to service members and survivors in time of need.

American Red CrossBldg 216 Tel: 257-8848 Emergency Tel: 1-877-272-7337Provides a worldwide emergency communications network that operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Partners with military aid societies to provide access to emergency financial assistance and provides volunteer opportunities and access to Preparedness, Health & Safety Courses.

Marine Corps Family Team Building (MCFTB)Bldg 244 Tel: 257-2410Ensures Marines and their families are prepared to successfully meet the challenges of today’s military lifestyle and deployments. Programs offered: Lifestyle Insights, Networking, Knowledge and Skills (LINKS), LifeSkills, Readiness and Deployment Support (RDS) and Family Readiness Training. Liaison for Chaplain led CREDO retreats and PREP classes.

FOCUS - Families Over Coming Under Stress Bldg 3022 Tel: (808)-257-7774 A prevention service designed to help families address the stress related to the military lifestyle. FOCUS is offered in several formats: family consultations, family level training, small group training, and workshops. Families learn skills to prevent conflict & stress, and develop strategies for building on family strengths.

New Parent Support Program (NPSP)Bldg 216 Tel: 257-8803Professionals providing support and parent education for families with children 0-5 yrs. through home visits and classes.

Children, Youth & Teen Program (CYTP)Tel: 257-7430/7240 Resource and Referral OfficeTel: 257-7030/5525 Family Child Care Tel: 257-2030 (Bldg 6753, K-Bay Youth Activities Teen Center & School Age Care Program )Tel: 257-1388 (Kupulau CDC)Tel: 257-8354 (Olina CDC)Tel: 257-2838 (Laulima CDC)Tel: 456-1662 (Manana Teen Center)The children’s programs provide full day, part day and hourly child care programs for children 6 weeks and older in on-base family child care homes and three child development centers. Youth and teen programs support children 5 through 18 years of age, including sports, open recreation, teen club and classes (dance, gymnastics, karate etc.)

“We will keep faith with our Marines, our sailors and our families.”

Marine & Family

Programs

Armed Services YMCABldg 477 Tel: 254-4719 Provides educational, recreational and social programs, mostly free or at little cost.

Kaneohe Bay LibraryBldg 219 Tel: 254-7624Camp Smith Branch LibraryBldg 1 Tel: 477-6348Offers a large selection of fiction and nonfiction materials in a wide variety of subjects, including military, education and children’s collections. Free Internet access. Online with other libraries and research databases. Patrons of all ages are welcome.

Education CenterBldg 220 Tel: 257-2158Provides off-duty personal and professional learning opportunities for all active duty, family members and on-base civilians. Benefits include active duty Tuition Assistance (TA), counseling for all levels of education from high school completion to advanced college degrees, testing options including military classification testing (AFCT/DLPT/DLAB) and credit-by-exam (CLEP/DSST), college credit for military training (SMART), scholarships & grants for military families, assistance with college applications, vocational training & apprenticeship (USMAP), and GI Bill assistance. Not sure where to start? Make an appointment with an Education & Career Specialist.

Counseling ServicesBldg 216 Tel: 257-7780/81Provides confidential counseling for individuals, couples and families, as well as marital workshops and stress/anger management groups. All counselors are Licensed Clinical Social Workers with extensive counseling experience.

Sexual Assault Prevention & Response Program (SAPR)Bldg 216 Tel: 257-7777Provides comprehensive services that center on awareness and prevention education, victim advocacy and overall system response to sexual assault.

Substance Abuse Counseling Center (SACC)Bldg 279 Tel: 257-3900Provides alcohol and drug education courses, outreach training, outpatient treatment and referral services.

–General James F. Amos

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