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MARINE & FAMILYPROGRAMS

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ADMINISTRATIONDirector • 843-228-6096

Administrative Specialist • 843-228-7352

FAMILY CAREBranch Head • 843-228-7876

Children and Youth Programs | School LiaisonExceptional Family Member Program

Compliance Specialist • 843-228-7695

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICESBranch Head • 843-228-3039Community Counseling Program

Substance Abuse Counseling ProgramFamily Advocacy Program

New Parent Support ProgramSexual Assault Prevention & Response (SAPR)

Operations Specialist • 843-228-2503

Victim Advocate 24/7 phone(843) 592-0646

PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTBranch Head • 843-228-6777

Transition | Education | Relocation | ResourcesAdministrative Specialist • 843-228-7352

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CONTENTSMARINE & FAMILY PROGRAMS

Family CareResource & Referral (R&R) .................................................................5School Age Care (SAC) .......................................................................5Child Development Centers (CDC).......................................................5Family Child Care (FCC) ......................................................................6Enhanced Extended Child Care (EECC) ................................................6Hourly Care .......................................................................................6Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) ........................................7School Liaison Program .....................................................................7

Behavioral Health ServicesCommunity Counseling Program (CCP) ................................................8Family Advocacy Program (FAP) ........................................................8-9New Parent Support Program (NPSP) ..................................................9Victim Advocacy Services (VA) ............................................................9Substance Abuse Counseling (SAC) ..................................................10Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) ...............................10 Military and Family Life Counselors ...................................................11Families OverComing Under Stress ...................................................11

Personal & Professional DevelopmentPersonal Financial Management Program (PFM) .................................12Information & Referral (I&R) with Relocation Services ........................12Family Member Employment Assistance Program (FMEAP) ..................13 ♦ Employment Services ♦ Career FairsTransition Readiness Program (TRP) ..................................................13Voluntary Education (VED) ...........................................................14-15 ♦ Academic Advertisements ♦ Tuition Assistance ♦ Testing Services ♦ JST ♦ DANTES ♦ STARBASEMCRD Parris Island & MCAS Beaufort Library ....................................16MCCS South Carolina Activity Phone Directory ...................................17Phone Directory .........................................................................18-19 MCRD Parris Island Map .............................................................20-21MCAS Map .....................................................................................22Laurel Bay Map ...............................................................................23

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FAMILY CAREChildren & Youth Programs

The Children & Youth Programs assist active duty and DoD civilian personnel in balancing the competing demands of family life and accomplishing their mission, while improving the economic viability of the family unit.

RESOURCE & REFERRAL•843-228-7279The Child Care Resource and Referral Office: ♦ Manages the central waiting list registry for www.militarychildcare.com ♦ Assists parents in locating and selecting out-of-home infant, pre-school and school-age childcare services on and off installation ♦ Helps with finding services for children (including those with special needs)

and location and selecting youth services on the installation ♦ Refers trained teenage sitters for occasional hourly childcare ♦ Provides access to parenting videos and written materials

CHILD CARE REGISTRATION www.militarychildcare.com is a Department of Defense website for military families seeking child care. This single online gateway provides access to a wide array of military-operated and military-subsidized child care options across all Services. It enables families to search for and request care, manage their requests, and update their profile online, making it easier for families to find the child care they need.

SCHOOL AGE CARESAC is available for children Kindergarten through 12 years. These planned and supervised programs are provided in School Age Care/Youth Centers aboard the installations. SAC programs are nationally accredited. All programs comply with DoD standards for staff qualifications, program quality, safety, sanitation and nutrition.

Laurel Bay School Age Care Program - 843-228-7640 Parris Island School Age Care Program - 843-228-1669

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTERSMCAS Beaufort and MCRD Parris Island CDCs offer full-time and hourly care child care. Care is provided for children 6 weeks to 5 years of age. These programs are nationally accredited. All CDCs comply with DoD standards for staff qualifications, program quality, safety, sanitation and nutrition. CDCs offer a variety of planned group and individual activities tailored to children’s developmental needs.

MCAS Beaufort CDC - 843-228-7290 • MCRD Parris Island CDC - 843-228-3514

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FAMILY CHILD CAREFamily Child Care (FCC) offers an alternative to center-based care. The providers are trained and undergo background checks. They are qualified to offer childcare in their own homes aboard and off installation and are monitored and inspected monthly by the FCC office.

FCC providers offer a variety of planned group and individual activities tailored to children’s developmental needs. To find a Family Child Care provider, contact the FCC Director at 843-846-2270 or visit www.militarychildcare.com.

FCC also provides employment opportunities for spouses living aboard and off installations. Individuals can be trained and certified to become Family Child Care providers.

Learn how to become a Family Child Care providerFamily Child Care Office - 843-228-7640

ENHANCED EXTENDED CHILD CAREThe United States Marine Corps (USMC) sponsors the Enhanced Extended Child Care Program (EECC) to offer childcare to eligible USMC sponsors in qualified emergency situations when they cannot use their regularly scheduled childcare program. Qualified emergencies include unexpected duty assignments, family hospitalization and family emergencies. Eligible sponsors include military families with employed spouses, single parents and dual military families. Children must be 14 years or under to use the EECC program. EECC is provided in the home of a certified Family Child Care provider. The USMC pays for the EECC program services, therefore approval from CYTP Administrators is required. If a parent is available to provide care, EECC is not an option.

Enhanced Extended Child Care (EECC):338-1554 (Available 24/7)

HOURLY CAREHourly Care services are offered at MCAS Beaufort CDC, MCRD Parris Island CDC, both School Age Care Programs and in FCC homes. Reservations are required in order to determine availability.

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EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAMPURPOSE: The primary purpose of the EFMP is to provide ongoing support for Marine Corps Readiness by identifying families with exceptional needs and maximizing the provision of services to improve the quality of life for families managing the demands of military careers, while ensuring continuum of care for their EFM. The program’s philosophy is one of self-determination as well as inclusion. EFMP personnel provide the sponsor’s family with knowledge, skills, and support. A well-trained and empowered EFM’s sponsor is the most effective advocate for their family member.”

ENROLLMENT: Per MCO 1754.4B, enrollment in EFMP is mandatory once the sponsor become aware of a medical, emotional, and/or educational diagnosis. Enrollment is accomplished by completing DD Form 2792 the Medical Summary and/or DD Form 2792-1 the Special Education Summary, completed only on school-aged children receiving special education services. An enrollment is active for three (3) years. Renewal or updating should be done if any major changes in the medical and/or educational condition occur.

Program Manager: MCAS & MCRD/ERR Parris Island, 843-228-7918 Family Case Worker: MCAS, Beaufort, LB FSC, 843-228-6903

Family Case Worker: MCRD Parris Island, Building 404, 843-228-3843Family Case Worker: ERR, Parris Island, Building 404, 843-228-3188

Training & Outreach Specialist: MCRD/ERR & MCAS, Building 404, 843-228-3849Administrative Specialist: MCAS & MCRD/ERR 843-228-7752

SCHOOL LIAISON PROGRAMMilitary and civilian communities, as well as Local Education Agencies (LEAs) and the Department of Defense Education Activity schools (DoDEA), can be unfamiliar with specified impacts of military life that parents and their children experience. Those impacts are directly associated with the missions, life and career events of the Marine Corps. In response, the School Liaison Program mission is to identify and coordinate community resources to reduce the impact of the mobile lifestyle on military school-age children and families; to implement predictable support services that assist children/youth with relocations, life transitions and achieving academic success; and to provide a wide range of resources that facilitate school transitions to parents, students, school, commanders and communities.

MCAS Beaufort - 843-228-6128Laurel Bay Family Services Center, 63 E. Laurel Bay Blvd.

Beaufort has Department of Defense Schools (preK-8th grades) however, in order to attend those schools, you must reside in base housing.

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BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES

Community Counseling

Program (CCP)

The Community Counseling Program (CCP) utilizes a holistic approach to assist people in overcoming some of life’s most difficult challenges. We offer individual, couple, family, child and group counseling services.

CCP offers improvements in re-source navigation for commanders, Marines, Sailors and their family members. Referrals can be made by self, command or inter-agency including the Family Advocacy Program (FAP), Substance Abuse Counseling Center (SACC) and Naval Hospital Beaufort (NHB). Active duty members can also continue to access medical clinical counseling through their medical providers. The purpose of the CCP is to ensure that Marines, Sailors and their fami-lies are properly assessed, treated, and if indicated, provided with refer-rals to other agencies.

Our counselors are independently licensed and credentialed profes-sionals. CCP counselors provide counseling solutions designed to meet specific needs. Some areas include, but are not limited to, the following:

Appointments: Laurel Bay - 843-228-6562

MCRD Parris Island - 843-228-2044

• Marital Issues • Parent/Child Relationship

• Family Issues • Adjustment Issues

• Communication • School/Work Issues

• Grief and Loss • Anger Management

Family Advocacy

Program (FAP)

The Family Advocacy Program re-sponds to family and/or intimate partner maltreatment. Abuse and neglect of active duty or family members erodes the cohesive-ness and support of the family structure. The impact continuum of neglect/abuse includes marital or parenting dissatisfaction to po-tential lethal injuries. It is critical to seek assistance at the earliest indicators of abuse or neglect. Individual therapy and group treat-ment are provided.

The Family Advocacy Prevention & Education Program offers various evidenced based curriculum to teach Marines, Sailors and their families skills in order to prevent incidents of domestic violence and child abuse. Classes currently include “Married & Loving It!”, “Triple P Parenting for Parents of Elementary Children,” “Triple P Parenting for Parents of Teens,” “Anger Management for the 21st Century,” and “Coping with Work & Family Life Stress.” In addition to those classes, the FAP P&E Specialist trains all senior leaders in Incident Determination Com-mittee procedures prior to them sitting on the board. The FAP P&E Specialist is also available to give unit briefs about domestic vio-

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lence and child abuse as well as attend any outreach events.

Prevention and Education: 843-228-7059

General information: 843-228-6126

New Parent Support Program

The New Parent Support Program is an in-home family visitation program. Registered nurses and licensed social workers provide educational and supportive services to parents with children under the age of 6 years.

Fathers/mothers-to-be can attend classes on caring for a newborn and learning skills from changing a diaper to soothing a crying baby. Play Morning provides community resource connectivity which lessens feelings of isolation new parents often experience.

Information/Appointments:843-228-6565

Victim Advocacy Services (VA)A Victim Advocate can assist adult and child victims of domestic abuse. The primary duty of a VA is to provide information regarding resources for assistance and on the protocols of the various agencies which respond to these criminal acts. Services often include crisis intervention, court and medical accompaniment, psychological support and acting as a liaison with commanders. Advocacy liaison services are available 24 hours a day.

The 24/7 contact number: 843-592-0646

Substance Abuse Counseling

The Substance Abuse Counseling Program provides a range of interventions and treatment services to active duty and retired service members and their families. Certified counselors provide a broad range of services to include prevention, education and treatment. Treatment interven-tions include early intervention, Outpatient Treatment and Intensive outpatient treatment. In addition, the staff work in concert with Navy medical staff to refer clients to inpatient treatment facilities as needed. Alcohol abuse disorders rarely occur in isolation and the counseling staff work closely with other service providers. All coun-seling staff are available to assist and advise commanders on any issues related to substance use and abuse.

Appointments: MCAS Beaufort - 843-228-6003

MCRD Parris Island - 843-228-1620

Alcohol Abuse Prevention and Drug Demand Reduction play an impor-tant role in ensuring that our Ma-rines, Sailors and family members are armed with the essential skills necessary to attack and prevent situations before they develop into serious problems which negatively impact mission readiness. We offer evidence based programs aimed at reducing risk factors, increasing protective factors thus enhancing resiliency. The Prime for Life 4.5. in concert with military leadership,

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incidents of binge drinking, abuse of illegal and prescription drugs, family maltreatment and suicide can be reduced through an effec-tive awareness and prevention program.

The Alcohol Abuse Prevention and Drug Demand Reduction staff is available to provide leadership training and annual unit briefs. We can modify trainings and briefs to meet individual command re-quests and time parameters.

Alcohol Abuse Prevention: 843-228-7972

Drug Demand Reduction: 843-228-7210

Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR)

SAPR is responsible for providing policies, evidence-based preven-tion training and oversight of vic-tim-centric services. The objective of the SAPR program is to elimi-nate incidents of sexual assault through a comprehensive program that centers on awareness and prevention, training and educa-tion, reporting, response, victim advocacy and accountability.

Victim Reporting OptionsRestricted Reporting Option: Restricted reporting allows a sexual assault victim to confiden-tially disclose details of his/her assault to four specifically identi-fied personnel without triggering an investigative process. The vic-tim MUST notify one of the follow-ing personnel: SAPR VA, Sexual

Assault Response Coordinator (SARC), Healthcare Personnel, Chaplain or Victim Legal Counsel (VLC). Once a restricted report is filed a victim can choose at any time to change that report to an unrestricted report.

Unrestricted Reporting Option: A Marine who is sexually assault-ed and desires an official inves-tigation of the allegation should make an unrestricted report. Normal reporting channels can be used (e.g., chain of command, law enforcement, etc). Once an unrestricted report is filed the victim cannot change the report to a restricted report.

MCAS Beaufort 24/7SAPR Hotline 843-321-6009

Parris Island/ERR 24/7SAPR Hotline 843-228-3599

DoD Safe Helpline1-877-995-5247

MCAS Beaufort Installation SARC: 843-228-6904

MCAS Beaufort Sexual AssaultVictim Advocate:

843-228-6499

Parris Island/ERR SARC:

843-228-3744 or 843-228-4173

Parris Island/ERR SARCVictim Advocate:

843-228-3754

MARINE AND FAMILY PROGRAMSBEHAVIORAL HEALTH BRANCH

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MILITARY AND FAMILY LIFE COUNSELORS (MFLCs)

•Licensed counselors at the unit and installation level, in DoD schools, and within child development centers •Augment existing behavioral health services available on the installation•Provide support/assistance for day-to-day stressors•Counselors do not take case notes; rotate out on a regular schedule•Provide confidential, non-medical, short-term counseling for individuals, families, and groups•The only exceptions to confidentiality of services are in cases that meet legal obligations to prevent child abuse, domestic violence, and sexual assault; or to prevent harm to self, others, or mission•In duty to warn scenarios, MFLCs will conduct a warm hand-off to appropriate providers

FAMILIES OVERCOMING UNDER STRESS (FOCUS)

Transitions can bring about changes in roles and duties. Family members may take on changes in behavior. Couples may experience a number of stressors that can have an effect on their relationship. While many couples know how to manage common challenges associated with military service, some experience periods of miscommunication that can make their connection feel distant.

FOCUS helps strengthen couples and families in readiness for tomorrow by building on their current strengths and teaching new strategies specifically designed to meet their needs.

FOCUS for Families guides familiesas they build their own story aboutmilitary life experiences over 6 to 8modules. This helps families to:

· Identify, manage, and discuss emotions· Clarify misunderstandings and respect individual points of view· Build on family strengths· Feel closer and more supported· Use problem-solving and goal-setting to empower the entire family

FOCUS for Couples delivers hands-oneducation and training in 6 to 8 modules, modules focusing on specific skills. These strengthen couples’ ability to: · Improve their understanding of each others’ experiences· Increase relationship closeness· Talk to one another and provide support· Work toward a common goal· Feel hope and optimism for their future together

843-228-6618 beaufort@focusproject.org

843-228-6126/6562/1620

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PERSONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (PFMP)Proactive personal finance education and counseling through one-on-one training, group classes and unit training.

Program focus on:♦ Financial Education♦ Consumer Awareness♦ Credit Information♦ Investments♦ Partnerships with: ~ Consumer Credit Counselors ~ Command Financial Specialist Training(Trained as Unit Financial counselors)

MCRD PARRIS ISLAND - 843-228-2218MCAS BEAUFORT - 843-228-7055 www.mccs-sc.com/mil-fam/pfmp.shtml

INFORMATION & REFERRAL (I&R) PROGRAM WITH RELOCATION SERVICES

I&R taps a variety of resources to assist service members and families with relocation or transition.

Services offered:♦ Welcome Aboard♦ Smooth Move♦ Lending Locker

MCRD PARRIS ISLAND 843-228-2371MCAS BEAUFORT 843-228-7351 www.mccs-sc.com/mil-fam/information.shtml

I&R Program was established to ease the mind of Marines and their families by helping them navigate through the mobile military lifestyle by providing Information and Referral (I&R) functions. I &R reaches into every Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) program and acts as the central connector between military and community resources. I&R positively impacts the readiness and retention of Marines and their families by linking individuals with unresolved information needs to the source(s) and/or resource(s) that are best capable of addressing those needs. The I&R offices ensure that program staff maintain updated listings of military and community-based resources including updated points of contact and current telephone numbers, web, email and street addresses.

The I&R office will be a major component of the Installation Emergency Management (IEM) and will Establish and man emergency call centers. In the event of a disaster and/or need for emergency information, the I&R office will provide relevant resource information for the website to help connect marines and their families as well as civilians aboard the installation, with contact information for resources that can assist during a time of need.

Personal & Professional DevelopmentTransition ♦ Education ♦ Relocation ♦ Resources

Our highly trained staff provides the following programs and services:

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FAMILY MEMBER EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (FMEAP)HOURS OF OPERATION LOCATIONSMCAS Building 807 / MCRD Building 9230730-1630 / 0700-1630, Monday thru Friday. All services available.Closed Federal Holidays

Our highly trained staff provides the following programs and services:

Family Member EmploymentProvides a variety of services to assist spouses and family members who are seeking employment or to upgrade their careers. Services offered include individual career coaching, career assessment and job search assistance. Monthly educational workshops Strategic Planning for Your Future, Resume Writing Tips, Job Interviewing Techniques and Federal Applications.

Career FairsThe Career and Education Fairs bring local and national employment options to active military members that will be separating or retiring as well as all military spouses. There are more than 50 employers and educational institutions who participate.

TRANSITION READINESS PROGRAM (TRP)Transition Readiness Seminar (TRS) and VA Medical Record Reviews as well as all other workshops/briefs are held in Building 807, Room 23 on MCAS Beaufort or Building 923, Room 27, MCRD Parris Island.

TRS provides career/employment assistance, vocational guidance and transition information to separating Marines and their family members. The tools and information provided enable all separating Marines and their family members to make a successful transition from military to civilian life. Separating Marines are counseled and advised of the availability of these programs and their responsibility for attending prior to leaving the military.

Career Resources:•Books •Videos•Handouts •Access to Job Banks•Access to Electronic Bulletins •Electronic Job Search•Electronic Resume Posting •Electronic Federal Applications•Electronic Job Posting On/Off Base

MCRD PARRIS ISLAND - 843-228-3377 / MCAS BEAUFORT - 843-228-6463 www.mccs-sc.com/mil-fam/fmeap.shtml

MCRD PARRIS ISLAND - 843-228-4574/2761 / MCAS BEAUFORT - 843-228-7701/6670 www.mccs-sc.com/mil-fam/crmc.shtml

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Education enhances the Quality of Life for Marines, Sailors and their family members by providing a wide range of services to support their professional, intellectual and recreational needs. These services stimulate lifelong learning by effectively communicating what educational programs are offered and provide the requisite information, tools and services to support the learning process.

MCRD Parris Island - 843-228-2086 / 0730-1630MCAS Beaufort - 843-228-7421 / 0730-1630

ACADEMIC ADVISEMENTWe encourage prospective students to contact us for academic advisements of any kind including educational opportunities, program and school choice, paying for college, basic skills improvements, testing, military apprenticeship program and more. Family members who are interested in attending school are also welcome to come to the Education Office for advice that will help them reach their goals.

TUITION ASSISTANCEService members are eligible to receive tuition assistance to help cover the tuition costs of their education. Marines may receive up to $4,500 per year for a degree or certificate program with an accredited institution. Additional information on the program and the Web-based TA Application Process can be found on the Education website at www.mccs-sc.com/mil-fam/voled.

TESTING SERVICESInterest inventory/career assessment, GED, CLEP, DANTES, Excelsior College exams, SAT, ACT, proctored services for exams from other institutions, professional certification exams and Military Classification Exams are also available. Appointments are required for most exams.

These exams are offered FREE of charge to active duty members. College credit awarded towards traditional college degree programs is dependent upon individual school policies. It is the student’s responsibility to verify how their institution will accept these credits.

MCRD Parris Island - 843-228-3889 / MCAS Beaufort - 843-228-7484

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The DANTES mission is to support the off-duty voluntary education programs of the Department of Defense (DoD). You can access DANTES programs via the local Education Office or online at www.dantes.doded.mil.

Counselor Support & Distance Learning Programs: Provide Kuder Journey Assessments for tailored career & academic guidance. Also provide an assessment which allows service members to determine if online education programs are appropriate for them, answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs), and tips for successful completion.

DoD STARBASE Mission Statement: By exposing youth to the technological environments and positive role models found on military bases and installations, we will provide 20-25 hours of exemplary instruction, using a common core curriculum that meets or exceeds the national standards. We will nurture a winning network of collaborators and build mutual loyalty.

The program engages 5th grade students through inquiry-based curriculum with the goal to motivate them to continue exploring Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM), which are embedded throughout. Teamwork is stressed as they explore, explain, elaborate on and evaluate concepts. Students may discuss how to extinguish chemical fires, learn how injured are transported, build and demonstrate model rockets, or explore the cockpit of an F-18.

STARBASE supports school districts’ objectives. A teacher whose class attended STARBASE stated, “STARBASE teaches science and math in ways that we wish we had the time, resources and expertise to do in the regular classroom. It’s experiential, exploratory learning with a direct tie to the standards.

843-524-1320

JOINT SERVICE TRANSCRIPT (JST)JST is an academically accepted record of military training which has been evaluated by the American Council on Education (ACE) and has award recommendations of college credits. The local Education Office can assist service members and veterans to order a JST or submit training and experience which is not reflected in their current JST.

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LIBRARIES

The MCCS South Carolina Library System provide patrons with numerous services at the MCAS Beaufort and the MCRD Parris Island Library. Please visit the circulation desk for complete details. Online services may found on the library web page at www.mccs-sc.com/mil-fam/libraries.shtml. A short list of resources includes Britannica Online, EBSCO Host Research Center, Gale Resources, Electronic Library, Navy MWR Digital Library, which includes resources such as E-Books, Chilton Online, Home Improvement Sites, Universal Class, Morningstar Investment Center, Opposing Viewpoints, Zinio Newspapers and Periodicals Online, Transparent Language, Ancestry Library Online, Heritage Quest and much more.

All services in the libraries are free and include faxing, scanning, copying, printing Wi-Fi, computer email access, laminating, game rooms, Hatch Computers for childrens books, audio-books, DVDs, and much more. Numerous Makerspace programs are provided on a bi-weekly basis. The United Through Reading Program allows patrons to record stories. Complete collections of the CMC and Navy Reading lists are available. E Readers available for loan when utilizing the e-book collection

Multiple children’s programming is available at the AS and Pi libraries as well as on Laurel Bay. Sensory Story Time is provided on the first Thursday of the month. Please visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/mccssclibraries for current information about programs and services.

MCAS Beaufort843-228-7682

Bldg 596Monday - Thursday - 0800-2000

Friday - 0800-1500Saturday - 1200-1700

Sunday - Closed

MCRD Parris Island843-228-1672

Bldg 283Monday - Thursday - 0900-1800

Friday - 0900-1400Saturday - Closed

Sunday - 1000-1600

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MCCS South Carolina Activity Phone DirectoryMCRD/MCAS

MARINE CORPS FAMILY TEAM BUILDING Administrative Specialist 843-228-1662/6141Family Readiness 843-228-1663/6141LifeSkills 843-228-1570/7495L.I.N.K.S. 843-228-1573/7397Readiness & Deployment Support 843-228-1505/6793

FOOD & HOSPITALITYAfterburners 843-228-6246 Afterburners Bar 843-228-6365Brig & Brew 843-228-1544Catering 843-228-1559Food Courts 843-228-1688/7895Inns of the Corps Beaufort 843-522-1663Officers’ Club 843-228-7600Sand Trap 843-228-4578Traditions 843-228-1566

FITNESS & RECREATIONAuto Skills Center 843-228-1599/7586Bowling Center 843-228-1551/7106Fitness Center 843-228-1579/7192Golf Pro Shop (The Legends at Parris Island) 843-228-2240Intramural Sport 843-228-1542/6389Movie Theater Hotline 843-228-1525/7183Outdoor Recreation 843-228-7472/7479Single Marine Program 843-228-1541/7405Youth Sports 843-228/1586

SHOPPINGLaurel Bay 7-Day Store 843-228-7678 MCRD MCX Main Exchange Customer Service 843-228-1538MCAS MCX Main Exchange Customer Service 843-228-7769MCX 4th BN Exchange 843-228-1553

SERVICESDry Cleaners 843-228-1520/6107Engraving Shop 843-228-1501ITT 843-228-3557/6385Log Cabin Reservations 522-1663

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DEPARTMENT TITLE MCAS MCRD LB

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH BRANCH HEAD 3039

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH OPERATIONS SPECIALIST 2503

CAREER RESOURCECAREER RESOURCE MGMT CENTER MANAGER

7701 4574

CDC MCAS FRONT DESK 7290

CDC MCAS DIRECTOR 7114

CDC MCAS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR 7247

CDC PARRIS ISLAND FRONT DESK 3514

CDC PARRIS ISLAND DIRECTOR 2215

CDC PARRIS ISLAND ASSISTANT DIRECTOR 2727

CHILD & YOUTH PROGRAM NURSE 7752 7752 7752

CHILD & YOUTH PROGRAM RESOURCE AND REFERRAL 7279

COMMUNITY COUNSELING PROGRAM (CCP) FAX LINE 4582 6580

COMMUNITY COUNSELING PROGRAM (CCP) ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST 2044 6562

EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM PROGRAM MANAGER 7918

EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM FRONT DESK 7752

EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM FAMILY CASE WORKER 6903 3843 6903

EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM FAMILY CASE WORKER ERR 3188

EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAMTRAINING & OUTREACH SPECIALIST

3849

FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM (FAP) PROGRAM MANAGER 6909

FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM (FAP) ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST 6126

FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM (FAP) FAX LINE 6613

FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM (FAP) PREVENTION & EDUCATION 7059

FAMILY CARE BRANCH COMPLIANCE SPECIALIST 7695

FAMILY CARE BRANCH SCHOOL LIAISON OFFICER 6128

FAMILY CARE BRANCH (CYTP/EFMP/SLO) BRANCH HEAD 7876

FAMILY MEMBER EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCEFAMILY MEMBER EMP. ASSIST. PROGRAM COORD

6463 3377

INFORMATION & REFERRAL W/ RELOCATION PROGRAM SPECIALIST 7351 2371

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DEPARTMENT TITLE MCAS MCRD LB

LIBRARY MANAGER 6131 1671

LIBRARY FRONT DESK 7682 1672

MARINE & FAMILY PROGRAMS DIRECTOR 6096

MARINE & FAMILY PROGRAMS ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST 7352

NEW PARENT SUPPORT PROGRAM ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST 6565

NEW PARENT SUPPORT PROGRAM PROGRAM MANAGER 6525

PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT BRANCH HEAD 6777

PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST 7352

PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISOR 7353 3112

PERSONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTPERSONAL FINANCIAL MGMT SPECIALIST

7055 2218

SEXUAL ASSAULT PREVENTION & RESP 6904 3744/4173

SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIM ADVOCATE843-321-

64993599

SCHOOL AGE CARE LAUREL BAY FRONT DESK 7640

SCHOOL AGE CARE LAUREL BAY/P. I. DIRECTOR 1668 7988

SCHOOL AGE CARE LAUREL BAY/P. I. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR 1668 6607

SCHOOL AGE CARE PARRIS ISLAND FRONT DESK 1669

STARBASE 843- 524-

1320

SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELING (SAC) ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST 6003 1620

SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELING (SAC) FAX LINE 7051 4582

SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELING (SAC) PROGRAM MANAGER 3523

SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELING (SAC) CLINICAL SUPERVISOR 6502

TRANSITION READINESS MANAGER 7701 4574

TRANSITION READINESS PROGRAM TAPS SPECIALIST 6670 2761

VICTIM ADVOCATE843-592-

0646843-592-

0646

VOLUNTARY EDUCATION EDUCATION SERVICES OFFICER 7754 2132

VOLUNTARY EDUCATION EDUCATION SERVICES SPECIALIST 7421 2086

VOLUNTARY EDUCATION EDUCATION SERVICES SPECIALIST 7474 2152

VOLUNTARY EDUCATION EDUCATION TECHNICIAN 7484 3889

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1 MCX, Food Court2 Fire Station & PMO3 Bldg. 404 EFMP4 Parade Deck5 Recruit Photo6 Bldg. 504 (504 Wake Blvd.) Child Development Center7 Bldg. 501 (501 Wake Blvd.) School Age Care Program 8 Parade Deck Parking Lot9 Recruit Chapel10 Engraving Shop, ITT & Travel11 Bowling Center, Subway12 Bldg. 202 (456 Blvd. De France) Clinical Counseling Program MCCS Human Resources Substance Abuse Counseling13 Post Office, FSN Bank14 All-Weather Training Facility

15 Bldg. 283 (521 Blvd. De France) Library16 Museum17 Fitness Center18 The Bunker, Food Trucks19 Depot Chapel20 Movie Theater21 Brig & Brew22 Four Winds Family Readiness Ctr.23 Barrow Hall, CG’s Building24 Golf Course, Sand Trap Grill25 Traditions26 Lyceum27 Bldg. 923 (IPAC) (355 Chosin Reservoir) Career Resource Management Education Family Member Employment Information & Referral Personal Financial Readiness

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15 Bldg. 283 (521 Blvd. De France) Library16 Museum17 Fitness Center18 The Bunker, Food Trucks19 Depot Chapel20 Movie Theater21 Brig & Brew22 Four Winds Family Readiness Ctr.23 Barrow Hall, CG’s Building24 Golf Course, Sand Trap Grill25 Traditions26 Lyceum27 Bldg. 923 (IPAC) (355 Chosin Reservoir) Career Resource Management Education Family Member Employment Information & Referral Personal Financial Readiness

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1. MCAS Beaufort Headquarters • bldg 601 2. EPBHC • bldg 585 3. Vehicle Passes • bldg 859 4. Theater • bldg 597 5. Chapel • bldg 566 6. Library/Education/PFMP • bldg 596 7. Relocation/IPAC/Pass & ID/SAPR/ Substance Abuse/FAP/CRMC/I&R FMEAP • bldg 807 8. Medical/Dental • bldg 598 9. Exchange/Barber Shop/Military Clothing Service Station/Food Court/MCFTB Post O�ce/Cleaners • bldg 128310. Swimming Pool • bldg 61011. Disbursing/Public Works • bldg 61612. O'Club • bldg 55413. BOQ • bldg 4314. Gear Issue • bldg 77315. Auto Hobby Shop • bldg 77316. Dining Facility • bldg 44217. Bowling Center • bldg 79018. Fitness Center • bldg 40819. Afterburners/Subway • bldg 55320. Inns of the Corps, Beaufort • bldg 110821. M&FP Management/MCCS Administration MCCS Check-in/out • bldg 56422. Housing O�ce • bldg 114023. MCAS Beaufort Federal Credit Union (Highway 21 outside main gate) • bldg 114024. Station Supply • bldg 61225. TMO • bldg 107526. CDC/R&R • bldg 1142

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1. Front Gate2. 7 Day Store3. Laurel Bay Family Services Center, Bldg. 1632 New Parent Support Program School Liaison Exceptional Familiy Member Program Focus4. Laurel Bay Youth Center, Bldg. 1623 School Age Care Family Child Care

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