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Tips for Staying Active in the Hot Summer Months

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Take a Deep Breath

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5 Steps to Success: Transition Readiness Seminar Requirements

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Tips for Mitigating Travel Stress

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Total Fitness Benefits of Year-Round Training

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School Liaison PSA

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Unit Leader Tips for Engaging Marines and Promoting Connectedness

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Suicide Awareness Message from Leadership

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MCCS Supports Marine Spouses’ Total Fitness

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The Period Of Purple Crying

The Period of Purple Crying describes a time in a newborn’s life when excessive crying can occur. This period of time may last from around 2 weeks old to 3-4 months old.

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The OODA (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act) Loop

Early in their training, Marines learn about the OODA loop (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act), a four-step approach to decision-making that focuses on analyzing available information, putting it in context, and quickly making the most appropriate decision while also understanding that changes can be made as more data becomes available.

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TRICARE Changes Coming in 2025

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How Tobacco Use Affects Performance and Health

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The Strive - MSgt Dorian Gardner

MSgt Dorian Gardner shares his story of being wounded in battle, the trials and tribulations that followed his injury, and how he overcame some of his darkest moments.

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Single Marine Program: A Beacon for Marine Connectivity

The Single Marine Program (SMP) enhances the Marine experience with comprehensive recreational expertise through individual and group activities targeting active-duty Marines through its core values of Recreation, Quality of Life, and Community Involvement. 

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Tips For Practicing Self Care

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Talking to Teens About Hot Topics

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Seven Helpful Tips for a Successful School Year

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Develping Sense of Self Through Physical Training

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Be Tax Ready: Essential Steps to Prepare for Tax Season

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Taking Care Of Our Marines And Families - Child Care Fees

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Tips for Maintaining Family Peace During the Holidays

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Complete Transitional Compensation for Abused Dependents FAQs

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USMC Men’s and Women’s Golf Teams Finish Second and Third, Respectively, in the 2023 Armed Forces Golf Championship

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Ten Benefits of Stretching for Physical Performance

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The Strive - MSgt Juan Garcia

MSgt Juan Garcia details some of his darkest moments in the Marine Corps and some of the steps he took to better his mental health.

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Teen Behavior: What to Expect

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Promote Healthy Teen Social and Partner Relationships

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Emotional Support for Caregivers

The respite care reimbursement program is intended to reduce stress on sponsor families by providing temporary rest periods for the primary caregiver(s) of individuals with severe and profound special needs. Respite care is a non-entitlement benefit.

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Casualty Assistance

The loss of a Marine is always difficult, especially for the family. Families expect to be informed of the cause and circumstances surrounding the loss of their loved one as soon as it is known. The Casualty Assistance Program is committed to ensuring the families of our fallen Marines are always treated with the utmost compassion, dignity, and honor. We actively seek to improve survivor assistance and have a demonstrated record of quick, effective action.

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Single Marine Program

The Single Marine Program (SMP) functions to support single Marines’ leisure interests and Quality of Life (QOL) concerns. SMP serves as the voice for single Marines in identifying concerns, developing initiatives, and providing recommendations through advocacy, recreational activities, special events, and community involvement.

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Family Advocacy Program

A resource designed to address child abuse and domestic abuse within the Marine Corps community through prevention, intervention, and treatment.

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Military Family Life

Military & Family Life Counselors (MFLCs) are experienced behavioral health professionals who work with Marines and their families to address deployment, return and reunion issues as well as other stressors that impact a Marine?s daily life. MFLCs, embedded within the units, can inform the command of trends in the behavioral health of the unit.

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GI Bill

POST 9/11 GI BILL Marines who are looking to pay for their education through the POST 9/11 GI Bill will receive 100% tuition assistance after 36 months of active duty.

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Suicide Prevention

Our prevention programs are designed to help Marines who are thinking about suicide or engaging in suicidal behavior, and those who may be at risk for suicide.

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Connected

The Semper Connected toolkit is a compilation of resources for military spouses and family members to use to help create social connections. The Semper Connected toolkit was created by Marine Corps spouses with support from Marine and Family Programs.

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Marine For Life Network

Marine For Life Network (M4L) connects transitioning Marines and their family members to education resources, employment opportunities, and other Veterans services that aid in their career and life goals outside of military service.

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Child Development Centers

Marines and Sailors need to know that their families are taken care of in order to be able to do their job effectively. That’s why MCCS provides family services that address every area of life.

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Marine For Life Cycle

The Marine For Life Cycle (M4LC) supports your continuum of learning and experience based opportunities during your Marine Corps career

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Libraries

The General Library Program assembles, organizes, and preserves unbiased collections of library materials (print and non-print) specifically attuned to the interests and requirements of Marine Corps personnel and to the missions and tasks of commands.

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Fitness

Fitness centers, training and other programs.