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Marine Corps Reunion Toolkit and Resources

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Maintaining Your Current Professional License After PCS’ing

The Family Member Employment Assistance Program, also known as FMEAP, is the central point of contact for the Spouse Relicensing Reimbursement Program. Authorized under the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).

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Single Marine Program Coordinator in Yuma Sees Benefits of Recreation

Jude Crouch, coordinator of the Single Marine Program at MCAS Yuma, sees SMP as a powerful tool that empowers Marines to lead, connect, and build resilience through meaningful recreation, peer support, and community involvement.

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Spotlight on Prime for Life

Prime for Life (PFL) program has allowed Marines and attached Sailors to explore, reflect, and work to protect their values against alcohol and drug misuse. 

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Spouses Benefit from Self-Care While Marines Are Deployed

It is important to care for your mind, body, and spirit throughout your Marine’s deployment.

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Unlock Your Career Potential with MC COOL and USMAP

COOL and USMAP provide Marines with valuable credentialing and apprenticeship opportunities, helping them gain certifications and skills that translate to successful civilian careers.

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Know Your Crisis Resources

Marine Corps Suicide Prevention Capability offers an interactive resource to provide suicide prevention and mental fitness skill-building information for all Marines and their families.

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Camp Lejeune’s School Liaison Officer Loves Serving Marine Parents and Students

Julie Fulton, Camp Lejeune’s School Liaison Officer, is recognized as one of Marine Corps Community Services’ Civilians of the Corps.

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Marine Corps Online Suicide Prevention Resource

Check out the Marine Corps’ Interactive Suicide Prevention and Mental Fitness Resource.

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Leadership Scholar Program Assists Marine Corporal

The Leadership Scholar Program (LSP) provides academically and professionally qualified Marines with assistance in academic preparation and the application process for highly selective colleges and universities.

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OSCAR Teams Were Born From the Fight and For the Fight

We all know the Marine Corps throws curveballs – deployments, field ops, the daily grind – stress is part of the deal. Sometimes we handle it well, sometimes we don't. That's where your OSCAR Team comes in.

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How Do I Know What College Is Right for Me?

Discover the perfect college fit tailored to your unique goals and lifestyle. Let the Voluntary Education Center at your installation help guide you through the process of finding the right education path.

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Camp Lejeune’s School Liaison Officer Loves Serving Marine Parents and Students

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When Should You Sign Your Child Up for Swim Lessons?

Discover the perfect time to enroll your child in swim lessons, while also keeping their maturity, developmental abilities, and comfort level of water in mind.

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Spouses Benefit from Self-care During Deployments

While Marines are deployed, spouses often take on extra responsibilities, and it’s easy to forget about personal well-being. However, practicing self-care is essential to maintaining mental, emotional, and physical health.

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Adaptive Fitness Allows Everyone to Build Physical Fitness

In a world where people with disabilities are inundated with obstacles and accessibility barriers, let’s remember that every human has the right to health and exercise programming. Marine Corps Community Service programs and activities can be adapted to fit you and your family's needs.

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Secure Your Finances Before You Deploy

Deployment is a critical time to focus on financial readiness, and the Marine Corps requires financial training during this period to help Marines manage their money wisely, reduce stress, and build long-term financial security.

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Okinawa’s New Parent Support Program Manager Loves Working with Families

Meet Joy Baumgartner! A New Parent Support Program Manager, aboard MCCS Okinawa.

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Event at Camp Lejeune Focuses on Suicide Prevention and Wellness

Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune hosts 2024 Suicide Prevention Wellness Symposium.

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Know Your Zone – The Stress Continuum

The Stress Continuum – the tool that can assist you in monitoring your stress and the stress of others.

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Build Your Spiritual Fitness by Exploring the Great Outdoors

Mindfully spending time in nature has been shown to strengthen spiritual fitness, help fight depression, lower anxiety, and boost your immune system and overall well-being.

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Make The Time

September is Suicide Prevention Month. Our Marines are our most important asset! If you notice a fellow Marine struggling, guide them to where they can access the support they need. Ensuring the mental welfare of every Marine is essential to mission readiness.

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Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Cherry Point Honored for Suicide Prevention

Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Cherry Point honored for suicide prevention efforts.

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Four Reasons to Join the Single Marine Program in 2024

Four Reasons to Join the Single Marine Program in 2024

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Nature Boosts Wellness for Marines and Their Families

From reducing stress to enhancing resilience, connecting with the outdoors can provide restorative benefits that support overall health and readiness for Marines and their families.