Marine Corps Family Team
Building
The mission of Marine Corps Family
Team Building is to foster personal
growth and enhance the readiness of Marine Corps
Families which will
enable them to understand and successfully meet the
challenge of the
Marine Corps lifestyle. The intent is to build a strong
bond between the
service member, their family and the Marine Corps. All
MCFTB programs
are free.
Our office is located in Building CA5 on Fechteler Road
across the street from Elmore Marine Corps Exchange. The
Marine Corps Family Team Building Director can be
reached at 757-445-6875.
MCFTB includes the following programs:
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L.I.N.K.S. - (Lifestyle,
Insights, Networking, Knowledge and Skills)
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Readiness and Deployment Support Training -
MCFTB provides pre/post deployment briefs upon request.
For more information or to schedule a brief, please
contact Rae Kerrigan at 757-445-6875 or
kerriganrn@usmc-mccs.org.
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Family Readiness Program Training
- MCFTB has regularly scheduled Family Readiness
Assistant/Advisor training as well as Family Readiness
Officer (FRO) Training. We will facilitate Command Team
Training at the request of the command. Please contact
Rae Kerrigan for more information or to register at
757-445-6875.
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LifeSkills
Training - MCFTB is still developing specific
programs, so please check back. MCFTB is scheduled for
"Champion Hearts" in the fall of 2010. Fleet and Family
Support Center's offer a wide variety of workshops to
include Stress Management, Building Healthy
Relationships, Spouse Employment resources and Financial
Awareness classes. Check out their website at
www.ffscnorva.navy.mil.
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CREDO
- Offers personal, marriage, family, women's and
warrior transition retreats. All eligible ID card
holders are encouraged to attend. Check out the latest
scheduled retreats and call to register.
Check out the website at
https://cnic.navy.mil/cnrma/Programs/CREDOSpiritualFitnessDivision/index.htm.
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EFMP - A mandatory
enrollment program for all Active Duty Service Members who have an
authorized dependent that requires special
medical and/or educational services based upon a
diagnosed physical, intellectual or emotional
need.
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