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International Mind-Body Wellness Day

January 3 is International Mind-Body Wellness Day, an opportunity to celebrate how a healthy mind and healthy emotions mean a healthy body.

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The Number You Need to Know - 988

Dial 988 from any phone and reach the Military/Veterans Crisis Line.

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Use R.A.C.E. Protocol to Help Prevent Suicide

R.A.C.E. - Recognize, Ask, Care, Escort.

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Recognize the Value of Volunteers

By recognizing the efforts of volunteers, the Marine Corps reinforces the value of service and encourages continued involvement to build a stronger, more connected community.

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Cardio Exercise and Activity

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Being Empathetic Can Help Prevent Suicide

Strategies to use when approaching individuals that have been recognized as “acting outside their norm” who may need help.  

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Hard Work Pays Off for College-bound Marine

From the battlefield to the classroom, Sgt Oh credits the Leadership Scholar Program staff for their support as he prepares to further his education.

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Highlights From the 2024 MCCS Sleep Challenge

Held in March 2024, the USMC Sleep Challenge included Marines and Families from most installations and Marine Corps Forces Reserve.

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Leveling the High School Sports Playing Field for Service Members’ Children 

Military students face many challenges both academically and in sports. The Military Interstate Children’s Compact Commission is legislation that levels the playing field and addresses common issues for students impacted by a PCS move.

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DoD launches Courage Fuels Change Campaign

The DoD Sexual Assault Prevention Response Office (SAPRO) is launching an outreach campaign with a series of videos and print materials focused on the experience of men.

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Marine Corps Birthday and Veterans Day 2024

The Marine Corps Exchange celebrates the Marine Corps Birthday and Veterans Day with special offers!

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DoD SECO Program Virtual Symposium

The DoD SECO Program Virtual Symposium provides military spouses with valuable career, education, and networking resources to support their professional growth and success.

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Strategies for Renting a Home

Seven strategies to consider when renting a home.

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Family Member Employment Assistance Program Supports Marine Families

The Family Member Employment Assistance Program empowers Marine spouses and family members on their career path

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Chaplains Stand Ready

Chaplains play a vital role in supporting Marines and their families.

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Make the Spirit and Food Connection

Our relationship with food directly impacts our spiritual foundation.

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Success Story of the Leadership Scholar Program: Educational Goals

The Leadership Scholar Program assists in SSgt King’s dream of attending San Diego State University

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Raising Awareness About Alcohol Misuse

Alcohol Awareness Month raises public awareness about the risks associated with alcohol misuse.

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USMC Prevention in Action Newsletter

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Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month

Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) is recognized every April by raising public awareness, SAAPM aims to educate communities on ways to prevention sexual violence.

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A Life of Service: Cheryl Simms' Journey in Behavioral Health

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Domestic Violence Awareness Month Recap

October marked Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and the MCCS Family Advocacy Program led efforts to raise awareness and offer support to individuals and families affected by domestic violence...

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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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April is Stress Awareness Month

April is Stress Awareness Month

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Discard Expired Prescription Medications

The proper disposal of prescription medication can be a protective measure that not only saves a military career but can also help save a life.

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LSP Assists Marine Sergeant in Pursuing College Degree

The Leadership Scholar Program assists Sgt Carew-Gonzales in pursuing his college degree.

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2024 SMP Christmas Dinner

The MCCS Single Marine Program brought the holiday cheer at their annual Christmas Dinner on Wednesday, 18 December at Afterburners on MCAS.

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Marine Reflects on COOL Opportunity

Credentialing Opportunities On-Line (COOL) helps Marines find information on certifications and licenses related to their military occupation and civilian careers.

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The MCCS Drive, Chip and Putt at Parris Island

MCCS celebrated the Month of the Military Child by hosting The Drive, Chip and Putt Competition at The Legends Parris Island Golf Course for junior golfers aged 7-15.

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Using Social Media to Enhance Resilience and Mental Well-being

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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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World Maternal Mental Health Day

World Maternal Mental Health Day, May 7th, raises awareness about the mental health challenges mothers face, advocating for support, resources, and open conversations to ensure their well-being.

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Gold Star Mother’s and Family's Day

Honoring Gold Star Mother’s and Family’s this September 29th.

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Find Balance: Nine Alcohol Free Coping Strategies

Nine healthy strategies for managing stress without the use of alcohol.

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Staying Safe in the Heat: Alcohol vs. Water

Recommendations to avoid the risk of dehydration in the hot summer heat.

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So...What is a Mentor, Exactly?

Whether formal or informal, a variety of mentoring opportunities are available for Marines and their spouses.

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Volunteer for Growth

Learn more about the amazing benefits volunteering and helping others has in developing valuable skills.

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Magical Moments at the School for Wizards

The magic was in full swing as students arrived for a spellbinding day at the School for Wizards!

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10th Anniversary of SMP Days of Service

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Suicide Prevention

Each tragic loss to suicide has far reaching impact on families, friends, and Marines left behind.

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Afterburners

Afterburners is a state of-the-art recreation facility under the direct management of the Single Marine and Sailor Program. SMP works to ensure the Quality of Life of single Marines and Sailors, single parents and geographical bachelors in Beaufort is the best it can be.

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Engraving Gift Shop

The Engraving Shop has several specialty designed items to commemorate accomplishments and careers. Using only official Marine Corps logos, our personalized items make the perfect gift or family heirloom.

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Automotive Skills Center

The Automotive Skills Centers provide customers with the highest standards of hospitality and efficiency in a clean environment as well as the opportunities to learn automotive mechanical skills.

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Automotive Skills Center

The Automotive Skills Centers provide customers with the highest standards of hospitality and efficiency in a clean environment as well as the opportunities to learn automotive mechanical skills.

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Engraving Gift Shop

The Engraving Shop has several specialty designed items to commemorate accomplishments and careers. Using only official Marine Corps logos, our personalized items make the perfect gift or family heirloom.

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Leagues & Clinics

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Substance Misuse

Substance Assessment and Counseling Program and Drug Demand Reduction offers evidence based programs to educate Marines, Sailors and family members regarding the dangers of alcohol misuse and illegal drugs, and the personal and professional consequences of their actions while under the influence.

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Engraving Gift Shop

The Engraving Shop has several specialty designed items to commemorate accomplishments and careers. Using only official Marine Corps logos, our personalized items make the perfect gift or family heirloom.

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Community Counseling

Marines, Sailors, and their families may access help directly through Community Counseling Program. There is no wrong door for getting help. Counselors conduct screenings, actively assess needs, provide counseling, and connect Marines and families with additional resources through referrals and direct handoffs between programs and facilities.

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