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Navy Life Support

The Navy Fleet & Family Support Center - The Fleet & Family Support Program (FFSP) provides unified, customer-focused, consistent, and efficient FFSP programs and services to support sustained mission and Navy readiness.
National Military Family Association - activities revolve around programs to educate the public, the military community, and Congress on the rights and benefits of military families and to advocate for improvements in the quality of life for those families.
Military Home Front - the official source information for all DoD Quality of Life programs and services for Service members and their families, military leaders and service providers.
Military OneSource - provided by the Department of Defense at no cost to active duty, Guard and Reserve (regardless of activation status) and their families. It is a virtual extension of installation services. Visit the Military OneSource website or call 1-800-342-9647.
Lifelines Services Network - focuses on the delivery of Quality of Life information and services to Active and Reserve Marines, Sailors, and family members.
Expeditionary Combat Readiness Center - support for Individual Augmentee (IA) sailors and their families.
 
Family Support

Navy Wives Clubs of America - dedicated to improving life in the Naval Services, NWCA provides volunteer and monetary support to Base Commands, Family Service Centers, Navy-Marine Corps Relief, Red Cross and many other military and community activities.
Navy Moms Online - a place for parents of active duty Navy sailors to ask questions, find answers and share in the lives of other families with children in the US Navy.
Military Spouse Career Center - developed and operated by Monster and Military.com under contract on behalf of the Department of Defense, aims to support spouses and families by providing access to career opportunities, training information and education options.
TroopTube by Military OneSource - an online video site designed to help military families connect and keep in touch while miles apart. The site is designed for easy use, so you can quickly upload videos and share the simple joys of each day with each other.
FOCUS (Families OverComing Under Stress) - for the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery's (BUMED) is a psychological health resiliency-building program designed for military families facing the psychological challenges of combat operational stress during wartime. FOCUS has an office located at NAS Whidbey Island's Nor'Wester. Call (360) 703-4965 for more information.
 
Chaplain Support

Chaplains Religious Enrichment Development Operation (CREDO) Pacific Northwest - provides a program of retreats to enable military members and their families to develop personal and spiritual resources. Scheduled Retreats →
Chaplain Care - distance support for Chaplain and Spiritual Support. Ask a question, request information or talk to a Chaplain.
 
Financial Support

Military Saves - promotes financial stability through savings, debt reduction, and wealth-building over time.
Steps to Avoid Identity Theft - article featuring resources for protecting your identity.
Help Sailors Build Wealth Faster - article about the Thrift Savings Plan.
Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society - a private, non-profit, volunteer service organization that provides financial, educational and other assistance to Navy and Marine Corps service members, their eligible family members, and survivors when in need.
 
Legal Support

Naval Legal Service Office Northwest (NLSO) - provide quality legal services and counsel in support of commands and eligible individuals.
 
Fleet & Family Support Programs

Command Support - offers command support during a crisis, training for command leadership and specifically assigned representatives to serve the needs of your command.
Counseling - staffed with highly qualified, licensed counselors who know how to help you increase your problem-solving skills, reduce your stress levels and focus on lifetime solutions.
Deployment & Mobilization Support - works closely with commands, their Ombudsmen, Family Readiness Groups, individuals and families to provide resources and assistance during all cycles of the deployment process.
Life Skills Education - provides a variety of valuable resources and programs to help service members and their families gain knowledge and develop new skills that will enhance self-esteem and interpersonal relations.
Relocation Assistance - offers transition services, including workshops, welcome packages, loaner items, consultations, Exceptional Family Member Program and more.
Transition Assistance - support for sailors separating or retiring from the Navy and making the transition to civilian life.
Family Advocacy - offers prevention, identification, treatment and follow-up for spouse and child abuse as well as neglect.
Family Employment Readiness Program - Career Resource Centers assist spouses and family members in finding employment through workshops, employment information, career counseling, resume assistance and more.
New Parent Support - help for service members and their spouses adjust to the rigorous demands of parenthood.
Personal Financial Management - highly qualified financial counselors provide workshops, financial counseling, Command Financial Specialist training and support and more.
Operation Uplift - offered at NAS Whidbey Island as support during all phases of deployment through programs, customer service and morale to ensure each sailor and family member has a successful deployment experience.
Individual Augmentee Combat Stress Program - The Fleet & Family Support Program (FFSP) offers a Comprehensive Combat Stress Program to address normal physiological, behavioral and psychosocial reactions that Individual Augmentees experience before, during and after entering combat or hazardous zones and high-level detainee facilities.

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