24/7
Sexual Assault Help Line
910-750-5852

Camp Lejeune
Red Cross
Military Services
1-877-272-7337
Available 24 hours
a day

USMC Program Synergy

Real Warriors

Dod/VA Suicide Outreach

Medal of Honor – Speak Out! Save Lives.

Behavioral Health

Counseling Services
Our mission is to provide mental health services to the active duty and retired population and their families. Counseling Services is staffed with licensed therapists who provide counseling services on topics that include, but are not limited to: Individual/Personal Problems, Substance Abuse, Marital/Family problems, Step Family issues, Parenting/Single Parenting, Separation/Divorce, Anger Management, Child Behavior problems, Stress Management, Sexual Abuse, Challenges of Adolescence, and Pre/Post Deployment Issues. We also provide services linked with the Family Advocacy Program, for domestic violence and child abuse issues. Group and individual treatment is available for men and women who have been victims or offenders of violence in their relationships. Professional Victim Advocates provide a variety of confidential services for men and women who find themselves victims of violence. Group treatment is also provided for children who have witnessed violence in their homes.

The New Parent Support Program
The New Parent Support Program (NPSP) is a professional team of social workers and nurses who provide educational and supportive services to military families.

Our trained, supervised staff has extensive knowledge of the issues encountered by today's parents. These home visitors are sensitive to the unique challenges facing military families.

*Home Visitation
*Baby Boot Camp
*Parenting Classes
*Single Parent Workshops

Resilience Education

Resilience Education motivates, educates, and initiates healthy life skill choices by creating an environment for holistic health. Our goal is to increase the self-sufficiency of our Marines, Sailors, and their family members by developing and implementing a Resilience Education program to better serve our customers and improve their quality of life.

Marine and Family Programs

The services you and your family need...all under one roof!

• Transition Assistance
• Career Assistance
• Resources
• Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP)
• Counseling Services
• The FOCUS Project
• Meeting Rooms and more...

Located in Bldg 40, Brewster Blvd.

The Marine and Family Programs Division of MCCS, Camp Lejeune provides four major programs that offer a wide variety of services designed to strengthen our military community. Programs are designed first and foremost to enhance mission, individual/family readiness, resilience, and retention. We provide assistance that supports the diverse interest and needs of all we serve.

Our vision is a military community, prepared for success in all aspects of mission readiness with improved retention, and resilience through
individual, unit, and family enrichment.

Marine & Family Programs Brochure

Family Readiness Programs

Marine Corps Family Team Building
Marine Corps Family Team Building was established in December of 1998 as a result of the merger of AC/S Human Services, AC/S Morale, Welfare and Recreation and Base Education. Several separate family-related entities with similar functions were combined under the direction of a Marine Officer to unify their efforts. Our programs vary from pre-deployment briefs and Family Readiness training to religious retreats. Though diverse, our focus is to build a strong bond between the service member their family and the Marine Corps.

Family Care

Children, Youth, & Teen Programs
The Camp Lejeune Children, Youth, and Teen Programs offers affordable options to meet the needs of our military families. After registering, you have access to the following programs:

*Full-time childcare for 6 weeks to 12 years of age
*Hourly Care
*Family Child Care
*Saturday Night Care
*Before/After School Care
*Boys & Girls Clubs of America Programs at Youth Pavilions

Exceptional Family Member Program
EFMP provides assistance to family members with special medical, emotional, physical or educational needs, before, during and after relocation required by change of duty assignment. The EFMP coordinator advocates on behalf of families and provides information on resources.

The FOCUS Project

The FOCUS Project…

…provides resiliency training for military families facing the challenges of a family member’s deployment during wartime.

Multiple deployments affect both the service member and the family as routines and roles are disrupted. Children may experience stress related to a parent’s role in the Global War on Terror and the impact of Combat Operational Stress on family life.

Personal & Professional Development

Personal & Professional Development supports unit commanders by providing information and guidance to Marines, Sailors, Coasties and their families. The goal of this support is mission readiness, improved morale, retention and preparation for life after active-duty service. This is accomplished through personal services including Career Assistance (Transition Assistance Management Program, Family Member Employee Assistance Program, Career Resources Management Program), Education Assistance, Library services, and Resources including Personal Financial Management Program, Relocation Assistance, Information and Referral, and MCCS Area Coordinators. For more information, call 910-451-3212 or
910-449-9713.

Career Assistance
Career Assistance Branch (CAB)
Pre-Seperation (PRESEP) & Transition Assistance Program (TAP)
Family Member Employment Assistance Program (FMEAP)

Resources
Information & Referral
Relocation Assistance
Personal Financial Management
Marine Corps Community Services Coordinators

Education
Education Assistance

Libraries
We have three Libraries to serve our service members, retirees, and military families:

Harriotte B. Smith Library (Mainside)
Research Library (Located at the John A. Lejeune Education Center)
Camp Johnson Library

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