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Address: 814 Radford Blvd, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2294359485

Military haircuts are our specialty, we also do civilian styles, shampoos and shaves.  No appointment is necessary - just walk-in!

Please visit http://www.acbarbershop.com/ for our hours of operation.

Address: Building 5591, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296395226

Our Auto Skills Center is a do-it-yourself facility. The center offers an extensive collection of tools and machinery to support your repairs. Our state-of-the art equipment, five indoor bays, and outside work area will help you accomplish even the most extensive repairs. A technician is available at most times to help guide you through a variety of mechanical repairs such as oil changes, tire balancing/rotating, and brake replacements.

Address: Bldg. 7450 Radford Blvd, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296395765

Address: Building 7382, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296395246

The Aquatics programs provide a full spectrum of recreational and instructional activities in a safe, healthy, fun environment which aids in the development of life skills and builds resiliency in our service members. Drowning prevention is a key theme for Aquatics with a focus on prevention awareness.

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Address: Building 7250, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296395282

Address: Bldg. 7600
Bacon Ave., Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296395765

Child and Youth Programs (CYP) provide high quality child care programs and services that support eligible families. The program operates under the auspices of the Family Care Branch. Certified by the DoD and accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children and the National Afterschool Association, CYP offers nurturing, developmentally appropriate care for children from 6 weeks to 12 years. All programs are designed to enrich your child’s social, cognitive, emotional, physical, and intellectual growth and development. Fees are set by the DoD and based on total household income.

All families must register and submit Requests for Care with MilitaryChildCare.com before processing through the local enrollment office.

Services are reserved for dependents of active duty military service members, DoD civilian employees paid from APF and NAF, Guard/Reserve component military service members on orders, combat related wounded warriors, surviving spouses of military members who died from a combat related incident, eligible employees of DoD contractors, other federal employees, and military retirees when space is available. 

Address: Bldg. 7260, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296395252

Using an integrated community health approach, the Community Counseling Program (CCP) equips Marines and families with the skills to address life’s challenges before there is significant impact to performance in their duties and relationships. We assists Marines and families in accomplishing their personal goals through short-term solution focused counseling, skill enhancement, education and referrals to other helping resources.

Community Counseling focuses on screening prevention and intervention of stressors and problems to improve readiness and quality of life by providing evidence-based intervention activities including non-medical counseling and clinical case management. We offer individual, couple, family, child, and group counseling services that are supportive in nature and include, but are not limited to the following areas:  relationships, communication, stress management, anger management, parent-child concerns, and grief and loss.

The foundation of the CCP is to ensure Marines, Sailors, and their families are properly assessed, treated, and if necessary, provided referrals to appropriate agencies across the continuum of care.  All of our counselors are independently licensed and credentialed professionals who can work with you to develop a plan and find solutions designed to meet your specific needs and help you overcome stressors related to the challenges in your life.

Call us today for an initial screening or to schedule an appointment with one of our counselors .

Address: Bldg. 7120, Albany, GA 31704

Address: Corner of Mc Cawley Ave & Radford Blvd, Albany, GA 31704

Covella Pond is a hub of fun and recreation, hosting events like Fun Runs, fishing, and a variety of community activities!

Address: Mc Cawley Ave (Across the Street from the Library), Albany, GA 31704

Crouch Field is the go-to spot for community sports, from softball to kickball and more!

Address: Bldg. 7960, N. Radford Loop, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296396234

Daniels Family Fitness Center

The Daniels Family Fitness Center offers a wide variety of fitness programs to provide Marines and their families with resources to lead active/healthy lives.  The facility offers body fat and BMI testing, co-ed sauna and steam room, fully equipped cardio and weight room, and virtual group training classes by Wellbeats.

Eligible Patrons: Active Duty and their families, retirees, and DoD civilians

All registered Active Duty, First Responders, and CAC holders will have access to Daniels Fitness Center during unmanned hours. Including access to the sauna, steam room, and barbell/free weights during unmanned hours. To gain access, please register with a Fitness Center staff member during manned hours.

Address: Bldg. 7450 Radford Blvd., Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296395227

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The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) supports the continuum of care for all eligible sponsors and their family members in order to improve the quality of life for families that support a member with special medical and/or educational needs. EFMP is a DOD-mandated enrollment program designed to support individual, family, and unit readiness. We work with the family, base resources, and community supports to provide access to the best level of care possible. Eligible families who are enrolled in EFMP have access to respite care to assist in meeting the needs of their family. We also have a range of adaptive toys that can be checked out by parents of children with special needs, as well as many helpful books and videos on a variety of special needs.

Enrollment in EFMP is mandatory.  Please click here for more information.

Address:
Bldg. 7260, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296395252

Family Advocacy Program

Clinical Counseling Services

Clinical Counseling and the Family Advocacy Program's over-arching goal is to directly support individual's and families; thereby supporting mission readiness and retention. The program offers individual, couple, and family counseling as well as prevention and education workshops. Some of the workshops include stress management, anger management, and couples communication. Crisis intervention, victim advocacy, domestic violence assistance. treatment groups, and Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) are also part of the program.  As part of the Coordinated Community approach, the programs also work together with other community services and the command to strengthen Marine families.

Men's Domestic Violence Intervention Group (STOP)

The Men's 26-week group is a treatment group designed to offer men intensive training in new skills for self-management, communication, problem solving, and empathy for others to reduce the risk of future relationship violence. The group primarily uses the Innovative Skills, Techniques, Options and Plan for Better Relationship (STOP) manual developed by Dr. David Wexler. Each week, participants are engaged through a combination of skills training exercises that focus on a particular aspect of relationship health.  Participants must pre-register and be referred by a Family Advocacy Program, court-ordered, or with strong Command support. Please call for more information.

Women's Domestic Violence Intervention Group (STOP)

Call for referral options.

Address: Lifelong Learning Center
Bldg. 7122, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296399122

The Family Member Employment Assistance Program (FMEAP) provides resources and services to support military spouses’ and dependent family members’ employment related needs from resume building to interview tips to education scholarships and opportunities.

Address: Bldg. 7450 Radford Blvd., Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296395227

This mess-hall-style dining facility is open to all active duty service members and civilians, offering a welcoming environment where guests can enjoy a large selection of freshly prepared, nourishing meals. Designed to provide both comfort and convenience, the facility serves as a central gathering place where quality food and a sense of community come together to support the well-being and readiness of all who dine here.

Address: 814 Radford Blvd, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296396234

High Intensity Tactical Training (HITT) is a comprehensive strength and conditioning program that provides programming, facilities and education for active duty and reservist Marines. It focuses on physical resiliency and combat readiness. Phases of work out include pre-deployment, deployment, and post-deployment, or building your own workout templates, the Marine can fully develop and maintain their physical readiness and resiliency. Our HITT site is located next to Daniels Family Fitness Center.  Instructor led classes are held twice a day and large group PT sessions can be scheduled with 48 hour notice. Class reservations must be scheduled before 2PM.

Eligible Patrons: Active Duty and Reservists

Address: Lifelong Learning Center
Bldg. 7122, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296396440

Information, Referral, and Relocation provides information and referral functions designed for mobile military lifestyles. Individuals with unresolved needs are referred to the resource that can best address the needs. Specialists maintain a database of installation, Department of Defense, community, and national resources. It oversees all relocation service functions to assist with a PCS. Whether you are looking for services or programs aboard MCLB Albany or are needing assistance related to relocation, we can help point you in the right direction!

Address: Bldg. 7500, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296398177

We are your Disney Headquarters offering Walt Disney World Theme Park Tickets, plus Universal Studios, SeaWorld, Busch Gardens and Adventure Island in Tampa.

We also offer great savings on local events, popular Georgia parks such as Wild Adventures, Six Flags Over Georgia, and Zoo Atlanta. If you are looking for things to do, and places to go, or just help with your vacation plans, please stop by our office.

We accept ALL major credit cards, debit cards, Military star cards, MCCS Gift cards, and cash.

Prices are subject to change without notice.

Address: 459 Woodson Lane, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2294382565

Kelly's provide laundering, dry cleaning and pressing and is located adjacent to the Exchange, next to the Barber shop.

Address: Lifelong Learning Center
Bldg. 7122, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296395242

The MCCS Libraries maintain a collection of print, audio-visual, early literacy programs, book clubs, and electronic resources for educational, informational and recreational pursuits. Resources and services are available to Marines and their families. The Base Library at Albany houses a collection of over 6,000 books available for checkout, along with audiobooks, and DVDs. 

Services/Amenities

• Audio/visual equipment to include  flat screen television, XBox One, DVD/Blu-Ray player
• WiFi, copier and printer (free up to 20 pages), fax machine, and laptops for in-house reference and word processing work.
• Maker Space for S.T.E.M projects.
• Inter-library Loans - Books may be borrowed up to 3 weeks from other CONUS Marine Corps libraries if not available locally.
• 3-D printing service
• Newspapers and popular magazines to read in-house
• We offer a small selection of free paperback books in a wide range of genres.
• Teen room wth game consoles, gaming chairs, computers, board games, and book nook
• Children’s room with educational computer, Lego, puzzles, learning activity binders, and more (to be used in the library).
• Storytime kits and grab and go book bags for checkout

Address:
Bldg. 7122, Albany, GA 31704

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Address: 814 Radford Loop, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296399059

The Marine Corps Exchange  offers Apparel; Books & Media; Cosmetics; Electronics; Fitness; Fragrance; Home goods; package store; Toys; and Uniforms.  In addition  Information, Tickets and Tours (ITT), Barber Shop, Kelly’s Dry Cleaners, and SUBWAY are located within the store.

Sales generated at the Marine Corps Exchange (MCX) go directly back to support MCLB Albany Quality of Life programming.  By shopping the MCX, you get high-quality, name brand products at a great value while supporting the programs and services designed to benefit our active duty personnel and their dependents.

You must have a military ID to shop the MCX, however all base employees and contractors are eligible to use the MCX Marine Mart for single serve items and ITT.

Address: Bldg. 7260, Albany, GA

Phone: 2296395252

The Marine Intercept Program (MIP) is an outreach program offering ongoing support to Marines and attached Sailors who have had suicide ideations or attempts. Licensed installation Community Counseling Program (CCP) counselors provide follow-up contact, care coordination, and suicide risk assessment to Marines and attached Sailors. The CCP MIP counselors will make a series of caring contacts for 90 days post ideation or attempt. Research indicates that the risk for a repeat suicide-related event or death by suicide is highest during the first 90 days after the ideation or attempt.

The Marine Intercept Program (MIP) is collaboration between a Marine, the Marine's Commander, the installation Community Counseling Program (CCP), and Headquarters Marine Corps (HQMC). MIP services are provided by installation CCPs to Marines for whom HQMC receives a Serious Incident Report (SIR) or Personnel Casualty Report (PCR) for a suicide ideation {SI) or suicide attempt (SA). MIP services use evidence-informed practices to follow up with a Marine after a SI or SA. After contact with the Marine, the CCP MIP counselor will reach back out to the command and provide updates on the Marine's current status. The goal is to reach out with non-medical continued caring contacts along with risk assessment and safety planning.

Command

The command contacts the installation CCP closest in proximity to where the Operations Event/Incident Report (OPREP-3), SIR, or PCR was submitted in response to an identified SI or SA. MIP does not duplicate, replace, or interfere with existing services. MIP is outreach NOT treatment.
Commands can provide support by:

• Being the point of contact to assist in tracking the Marine's care and resources.
• Providing contact information if the Marine is currently receiving inpatient care, and informing CCP immediately upon discharge-this is a time of increased risk
• Influencing the Marine's engagement in services
• Providing feedback and input regarding the Marine
• Receiving status updates from the MIP counselor
• Assisting with reintegration
• Ensuring all units are familiar with MIP and the added layer of support it can provide

Marine

MIP is:

• Voluntary
• Caring contacts
• Care coordination
• System navigation assistance
• Risk assessment and safety planning

Counselor

Once a Marine is identified as having SI or SA, the Community Counseling Center assigns a counselor to provide caring contacts.
The MIP counselors will:

• Focus on highest risk time period
• Make contact with Marine at days 1, 3, 7, 14, 30, 60, and 90
• Maintain a collaborative approach with command leadership and healthcare providers
• Use evidence-informed suicide risk assessment tools (Columbia Suicide Severity Risk Scale)
• Create and update a Safety Plan, an evidence-informed tool

Address: Bldg. 7260
Thompson Ln., Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296395252

The New Parent Support Program (NPSP) is a voluntary strength-based parent education program which is delivered through education and support, secondary prevention, intensive home visitation services, parent support groups, and the ability to link parents to appropriate referrals and resources. Program eligibility is offered to all Marines, other military service members, family members who are expectant parents and parents of children from birth to five years of age. The NPSP Home Visitors (HV) are Registered Nurses, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists who specialize in newborn care, infant/child development, and parent education.

Through a variety of programs such as home visits, support groups, and parenting classes, the NPSP can help families adjust to having a new baby in the home, cope with stress related to deployment/post-deployment issues, change in family dynamics and/or improve parenting skills. Even if you have been raising your family for a few years, challenges may arise as your child grows and develops. The NPSP offers you the opportunity to express your concerns, ask questions about your baby, young children, enhance parent child relationships and parenting techniques, build skills, set goals, gain knowledge and access referrals. 

All NPSP classes are FREE.  Services provided by registered nurses or licensed cinical social workers.

Address: Lifelong Learning Center
Bldg. 7122, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296396440

The program assists Marines and their families in achieving and sustaining personal financial readiness by providing personal financial education, training, counseling, and financial information and referral. A solid understanding of personal finances will build confidence in facing financial challenges, responsibilities and mission readiness.Let us help you develop realistic budgets, reduce debt, and resolve consumer complaints. These services are free of charge and part of your benefits by serving in the U.S. Marine Corps.

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Address: Building 7260, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296395252

The mission of the MCLB Family Advocacy Program (FAP) is to promote healthy military family development through the prevention, identification, and treatment of intimate partner violence, child abuse, and neglect. The program stresses early intervention and education to protect victims and increase family competencies. Prevention and education services are designed to prevent child abuse, domestic violence, and problematic sexual behavior in children and youth by:

• Improving family and individual functioning
• Easing stressors that can aggravate or trigger patterns of abusive behavior.
• Creating a community and command awareness of abuse
• Delivering specific education programs

Our program provides community-wide education and awareness of situations that could contribute to family violence using strategies that focus on teaching skills to improve protective factors and enhance strengths. Although our program specializes in preventing family abuse, a wide variety of families and individuals can benefit from our educational offerings. Services are available to eligible beneficiaries (those eligible for treatment in military treatment facilities).

Prepare your command for their optimum success and schedule a class today. All classes can be modified to fit your time restrictions.

Classes Offered

• Anger Management for the 21st Century
• Anger Management for Adolescents
• Stress Management
• Positive Parenting for Infants to 12 years
• Positive Parenting for 12 - 17 years
• Within My Reach: Pre-Marital Concepts
• Got Your Back Workshop
• Warrior Maintenance: Stress Management for Marines & Families

If there are classes or briefs that you are interested in but are not listed, please let us know. For more information regarding classes or briefs, please call our Prevention & Education Specialist.

Address: Building 7531, N. Radford Loop, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296395221

Outdoor Adventures

Eligible patrons: Active duty military, Retirees, and DoD civilians, and those eligible under the Veterans Patron expansion.

Outdoor Adventures offers recreation equipment for patrons use. Items included are: campers, canopies, grills, water slides, inflatable bounce houses, generators, canoes, jon boats, utility trailers, tables, chairs, coolers, and more.

Individuals, who are having a party and need tables and chairs, or those having a child’s party and need something fun for children to romp around in, may check out the inflatable jumpers available to rent by the day or weekend. If you're in need of a boat for fishing or simply taking a ride out on water, we have different selections for you.  Whatever your needs may be for your indoor or outdoor event, we have something you could use!  Come see us for your next event!  Cash, Military Star Card, MCCS Gift Card, and major credit cards are accepted. Equipment may be reserved 30 days out.

Cancellation Policy
Cancellations must be made 48 hours PRIOR to pick up date, or the amount of the rental fee will be forfeited.

Address: Reisinger Cir., Albany, GA 31705

Phone: 2296395221

Fun, adventure and relaxation await you at the MCCS RV Parks. The RV Parks are located on Marine Corps Installations across the United States with full hook-ups, bathrooms, showers, laundry and more.

Reservation Information

Eligible patrons: Active Duty, DoD Civilians, Retirees, and Reservists of all military branches.

• We have 28 RV Lots.  Rates include water, sewage, and electricity. Cable available with a refundable $100 deposit.
• The Comfort Station is located next to the park in Bldg. 9251A and is handicap accessible.  It includes restrooms, showers, coin operated washers and dryers ($1 per load) and a bleach, detergent and softener dispenser (.75 cents per item).  A change machine is also available.
• There are no size restrictions and the sites can accommodate a 5th wheel.  30 and 50 amp available.
• Oversize vehicles must use the Truck Gate on Mock Rd., open Monday - Friday 7:30AM - 3:30PM.  After hours and weekends the Main Gate on Fleming Rd. must be used.
• Patrons must have mail sent to a P.O. Box in town.

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Phone: 2296397497

Eligible Patrons: Active duty service members and their families.

A Message from the School Liaison Office:

On behalf of your School Liaison for MCLB Albany, we would like to welcome you and your family. We hope that you’ve taken the time to review our website for educational information for your school age children.

Public School Systems

Dougherty County School System - www.docoschools.org

Worth County School System - www.worthschools.net

Lee County School System - www.lee.k12.ga.us

Private Schools

Sherwood Christian Academy - www.scaeagles.com

Deerfield Windsor -www.deerfieldwindsor.com

St. Teresa’s - www.stteresas.org

Byne Memorial - www.bcssaints.org

Homeschool

Southwest Georgia Homeschool Association (SWGHA) -  www.homeschool-life.com

Classical Conversations - www.classicalconversations.com

Address: Bldg. 7260, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296395252

The Substance Abuse Program utilizes evidence-based programming and practices, including prevention education, early intervention initiatives, counseling, and drug and alcohol deterrent activities to promote overall health and mission readiness. We are dedicated to offering education and intervention assistance for individuals of the military community who are experiencing substance abuse problems or have questions about drug use and their effects.

Participants completing any of these services are offered a continuum of care to assist in the transition of new lifestyle skills and behavior management. Assistance is always offered on a voluntary basis, but can be Command and/or court-ordered.

We offer:

• Education on substance misuse, relationships, stress management, emotional regulation, thinking patterns, as well as addressing issues directly related to alcohol and drug use, including illicit and prescription drugs. 
• Referral to local treatment services and facilitation of the process to move a Marine with s substance use disorder through an individualized continuum of care, allowing the Marine to return to duty.
• Group counseling, coordination of care, aftercare, and case management.
• Evidence-based continuum of prevention, counseling and deterrence activities that prevents career or life-altering incidents, and supports commanders' efforts to ensure that Marines arrive to work safe and fit for duty.

Substance Misuse Prevention Program

The Substance Misuse Prevention Program's primary purpose is to provide prevention education and training to both military and civilians to enhance mission readiness. The program provides requisite knowledge of the effects of alcohol abuse and misuse, to ultimately assist in making responsible decisions. The SMPP's primary goals are (1) to reduce alcohol-related incidents, (2) eliminate/reduce underage drinking, and (3) reduce alcohol-related problems due to driving under the influence. Trainings and educational classes are offered at least twice a year or by request for the Marines/Sailors at the Substance Abuse Counseling Center.

Prime for Life 4.5 is for Marines whose commanders have identified as high risk for alcohol and/or drug use. At the request of the commanders the SACC will provide this intervention to their Marines. No referral to SACC is necessary.

Drug Demand Reduction Program

The Drug Demand Reduction Program (DDRP) provides Marine Corps plans, policy, and resources to improve and sustain the capabilities of commanders to provide opportunities to prevent problems which detract from unit performance and readiness.

The primary goal of the DDR Program is to reduce health and social coat to the military of illegal drug use. DDRP provides extensive drug testing for Marines, education, and awareness programs focused on maintaining military readiness

Address: 814 Radford Blvd. (Inside the MCX), Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2294325000

SUBWAY® is located inside the MCX. Whatever you're in the mood for, SUBWAY® has a wide variety of Subs, salads, and sides to choose from. Every one of our Subs is made fresh in front of you, exactly the way you want it!

Address: Bldg. 7400
Radford Blvd., Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296395227

The theater is closed for movies. If you would like to reserve the facility for training, please contact us at 229-639-5227.

Address: Bldg. 7360, N. Radford Loop, Albany, GA 31704

Thomason Gym

Thomason Gymnasium/Athletic Section offers a wide variety of seasonal activities along with providing sports for every day leisure.  Our Intramural sports includes volleyball, flag football, soccer, kickball, racquetball, softball, dodgeball, and basketball.  We also provide the opportunity to rent numerous sporting equipment such as flag football gear, golf clubs, and miscellaneous other equipment for personal use.

Eligible Patrons Active duty, retirees, DoD civilians. Active duty has priority on the court.

Youth Sports

We provide team sports opportunities for kids. Our primary goals are to teach kids that recreational sports are inherently competitive but that learning the fundamentals of the sport, displaying the qualities of good sportsmanship, participation and having fun, are the most important aspects of any sports.

Address: Lifelong Learning Center
814 Radford Blvd, Bldg.7122, Albany, GA 31704

While you’re on active duty, 100% of your tuition is covered at accredited institutions, up to $225 per college credit and/or $4500 per year. The Tuition Assistance Program is available at any duty station and participating can even help you earn bonus points toward promotion. To continue receiving these benefits, Marines must maintain a "C" average while enrolled.

If interested in postsecondary education, from vocational certification through graduate study, TA will fund up to 100% of institution charges for tuition, instructional fees, laboratory fees, computer fees and mandatory enrollment fees combined. Funding will not exceed $250 per semester hour equivalent and $4,500 per individual per fiscal year. Combinations of the different educational levels will not exceed the fiscal cap.

TA is not authorized for books or for lower or lateral degrees. Officers using TA agree to remain on active duty for two (2) years following the completion of the TA funded course.

First-time students must complete a TA Orientation Class PRIOR to using TA. Marines at remote sites (non-Marine Corps installations) may access the Higher Education Preparation Course on Joint Knowledge Online.  It is strongly encouraged to contact Voluntary Education staff for assistance.

TA for remote Marines and those assigned to other service sites is processed at Camp Lejeune/Cherry Point for those east of the Mississippi and Camp Pendleton for those west of the Mississippi. I-I duty Marines apply through MARFORRES, New Orleans. Recruiters apply via their recruiting district or region headquarters.

Address: Bldg. 7260, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296395252

Victim Advocates

The role of the Victim Advocate is to represent the interest of victims of spouse abuse, non-offending parent child abuse, sexual assault, and rape. Victim Advocates support the victim's safety. A victim is not safe until free from violent acts themselves, and also threats of those acts.  Victim Advocates support the victim's autonomy. You have the right to make decisions about what is in your best interest.  However, if there has been a domestic violence incident our staff is required to report suspected child abuse and spouse abuse.  We respect your ability and responsibility to make decisions involving your safety and well being. Our Victim Advocate services are available to you if you are experiencing physical, emotional, or sexual abuse.

• Information and referrals to other services
• Crisis intervention
• Accompaniment to medical, legal, law enforcement and FAP assessment interviews
• Help developing safety plans
• Help obtaining protective orders
• Assistance with victim impact statements
• Information to victims on all decisions and actions taken on cases involving them
• Educate spouses on their rights and what assistance is available
• Educate and advise service providers, agencies and the public about the dynamics of interpersonal violence
• Work to change the system’s response to one that insures protection for the victim and emotional support

Types of Reporting

Unrestricted Reporting - Adult victims of domestic abuse who wish to pursue an official investigation of the incident should use standard reporting channels (e.g. chain of command, FAP. or law enforcement).

Restricted Reporting - provides adult victims access to medical and victim advocacy services without command or law enforcement involvement,  Reporting can encourage victims to feel more comfortable and safe about reporting doemstic abuse. Only adult victims are eligible to elect restricted reporting. Adult victims of domestic abuse who desire restricted reporting under this policy must report the abuse to one of the following specified individuals: FAP Clinician, VA or VA Supervisor, or DoD Healthcare Provider.

Transitional Compensation for Abused Dependents (TCAD)

The purpose of TCAD is to provide temporary financial assistance to eligible family members and, when applicable, Service Members. TCAD helps to ease the financila burden for eiligible family members afer the Marine offender is separated from the Marine Corps for a dependent-abuse offense. Any domestic abuse offense acted out by a Service Member upon eligible spouse and/or children. The Offense must be a criminal offense as specified under UCMJ Federal criminal law, criminal laws of the states and other jurisdictions of the U.S., and/or laws of other nations. The Victim Advocate can assist with Transitional Compensation if you qualify.

Domestic Violence is not a Marine Corps Value

Marine Corps policy states that acts of domestic violence or neglect are incompatible with the high standards of professional and personal discipline required of members of the Marine Corps. A Marine who is abusing his or her spouse cannot be considered a good Marine, since this behavior is contrary to the Core Values and standards of excellence of the Marine Corps. Turning to the Family Advocacy Program for help does not mean that your spouse's career will be ruined or that you must end your marriage. In fact, turning to FAP for assistance in dealing with family problems will help keep you and your children safe, and maybe help your partner before it's too late for career, marriage, and family.

Address: Lifelong Learning Center
814 Radford Blvd, Bldg.7122, Albany, GA 31704

Phone: 2296395426

The Voluntary Education Program provides personal and professional learning opportunities to the Marine Corps community. Services and resources are provided by qualified counselors and advisors in cooperation with education service providers through individual and group counseling, workshops and training opportunities to include testing for college credit and pre-admission. Service members can also receive recommended college credit for military training and experience, take tests to earn college credits, complete a trade apprenticeship, and enroll in post-secondary education programs that lead to associate’s, bachelor’s, graduate and post graduate degrees.

Tuition Assistance

The Tuition Assistance Program is available at any duty station and participating can even help you earn bonus points toward promotion. While you’re on active duty, 100% of your tuition is covered at accredited institutions. If interested in postsecondary education, from vocational certification through graduate study, TA will fund up to 100% of institution charges for tuition, instructional fees, laboratory fees, computer fees and mandatory enrollment fees combined.¹  Combinations of the different educational levels will not exceed the fiscal cap. 

First-time students must complete a TA Orientation Class PRIOR to using TA. Marines at remote sites (non-Marine Corps installations) may access the Higher Education Preparation Course on Joint Knowledge Online.

TA for remote Marines and those assigned to other service sites is processed at Camp Lejeune/Cherry Point for those east of the Mississippi and Camp Pendleton for those west of the Mississippi. I-I duty Marines apply through MARFORRES, New Orleans. Recruiters apply via their recruiting district or region headquarters.

¹ Limits and exceptions apply. Please contact your local education officer for more details and assistance.

SkillBridge Employment Training Program

Marine Corps SkillBridge supports DoD initiatives that promote civilian job training available to transitioning military service members. The MARADMIN 350/18 and DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE INSTRUCTION 1322.29 supports this voluntary program.  The Marine Corps SkillBridge initiative connexts Marines with available training, apprenticeships, and internship opportunities that offer a high pobability of employment for Marines who are separating; these services shall be provided at little or no cost to the Marine. With command approval, all Marines can participate in a SkillBridge program.