In support of the Navy's IA families, the MCCS Personal Services Center provides a variety of programs to assist & prepare for the various phases of deployment. We also make periodic contact with families to inform them of upcoming programs and services specifically for IA families. For more information on the Navy IA Program and its services, click here.
Not sure what the Exception Family Member Program (EFMP) is or how it might benefit you and your family? Pick up a copy of our comprehensive CD-Rom or browse the online version at your convenience. You will find an electronic version of the DD Form 2792 (Medical Summary) and the DD Form 2792-1 (Educational Summary), the MCCS Okinawa EFMP Resource Guide, the Department of Defense (DoD) Parent Toolkit, and much more.
For additional questions or comments, please contact the Exceptional Family Member Program at 645-9237/7494 or via email at efmp@okinawa.usmc-mccs.org
The mobile military lifestyle presents unique challenges to spouse
employment due to frequent relocations. Assistance is available to
active duty military family members, as well as reservists, retirees, and
civilians to achieve their goals through employment, education or
volunteering. Workshops offered include the following:
The Transition Assistance Management Program (TAMP) provides career
and employment assistance, vocational guidance, and transition
information to separating or retiring service members and their families. Separating Marines are advised of the availability of these programs and their responsibility for attending prior to leaving the military and must contact their Unit Transition Counselor (UTC) in order to be enrolled in the mandatory TAP Workshop.
