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Individual Deployment Support Specialist (IDSS) ~ Navy Liaison with MCCS
The Navy Individual Deployment Support Specialist (IDSS) actively supports the Individual Augmentees (IAs). The IDSS provides active outreach for MCCS Marine & Family Support Programs to all US NAVY Personnel aboard Commander, Fleet Activities Okinawa (CFAO) and their tenant commands, Commander, Task Force Seventy-Six (CTF-76) at White Beach, and the U.S. Naval Hospital Okinawa on Camp Foster.
* Please email mcbb_NavySupport@usmc.mil to schedule your deployment briefs.
The Navy Support Brochure has all of the MCCS Marine & Family Programs, resources, and contact information.
Exceptional Family Member Program
USNHO EFMP Office
Military One Source Tools and Forms
EFMP Family Support Reference Guide
DD FORM 2792 "Family Member Medical Summary," Aug. 2014
DD FORM 2792-1 "Special Education/Early Intervention Summary," Aug. 2014
CNIC Family Connection Newsletter
IA Sailor & Family Support
IA Sailor Lifecycle Website
IA Family Handbook
IA Sailor Handbook
IA Deployment Checklist
L.I.N.K.S. For Navy Spouses
The L.I.N.K.S. for Navy Spouses workshop provides information about the Navy’s mission, lifestyle, opportunities for sharing knowledge and information about available resources. Come meet other spouses, network, and share at this one-day workshop!
L.I.N.K.S. For Navy Spouses * Please email mcbb_NavySupport@usmc.mil if you are interested in attending a workshop.
Ombudsman Basic Training (OBT)
Ombudsman Basic Training is required of all appointed ombudsmen who are volunteers within their Navy commands. It provides information to properly execute the duties of a command ombudsman. OBT is offered in two options – one being the traditional classroom setting from the local MCCS IDSS Certified Ombudsman Trainer and electronically, through eOBT. Both versions meet the training requirement detailed in the OPNAVINST 1750.1 series.
OBT * Please email mcbb_NavySupport@usmc.mil to schedule your Ombudsman Basic Training.
Ombudsman Registry
Ombudsman Advanced Trainings
Ombudsman Basic Training ensures that ombudsmen deliver a standard level of service to the Navy families. As ombudsmen grow in their roles, advanced trainings enable them to stay abreast of changes in services and to become familiar with new programs available to Sailors and their families. Advanced trainings begin after an ombudsman completes OBT.
Family Readiness Groups (FRGs)
The Family Readiness Group is a professionally run, volunteer organization that is governed by organizational bylaws. The FRG provides social informational and morale building to enhance family readiness and enable local Navy families to meet the challenges of the Navy lifestyle. The FRG also provides direct support to families whose sailors are away as an Individual Augmentee. Trainings are eight hours.
What is the difference between the Ombudsman and Family Readiness Groups?
OMB/FRG
Ombudsmen are Volunteers.
As a volunteer, it is highly recommended that every ombudsman registers for the President's Volunteer Service Award. Information can be found at: www.MCCSOkinawa.com/Volunteer
Phone: 645-5707 (on-base) and 098-970-5707 (off-base)
Email: mcbb_NavySupport@usmc.mil
Individual Deployment Support Specialist: Navy Support
The Deployment Cycle Briefs, Ombudsman Basic Trainings, and Family Readiness Group Trainings are available upon request.
Ombudsman Appreciation Day 14 September
OBT * Please email mcbb_NavySupport@usmc.mil to schedule your Ombudsman Basic Trainings.
Ombudsman Mandatory Reportables
Ombudsman Basic Training ensures that ombudsmen deliver a standard level of service to the Navy families. As ombudsmen grow in their roles, advanced trainings enable them to stay abreast of changes in services and to become familiar with new programs available to Sailors and their families. Advanced trainings begin after an ombudsman completes OBT or eOBT.
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