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Developed and led by Navy spouses, this course is geared towards helping fellow spouses navigate the waters of Navy life. Some key topics include: Navy customs and traditions, health care benefits, military moves, deployments, and much more. Additional information, including how to register, can be found by clicking the link below.

FFSC offers a variety of services centered around promoting quality of life for military families. A wide range of programs are offered including Parenting and Life Skill programs, Financial programs, Deployment support, Transition and Employment assistance, Relocation assistance, Counseling and Victim Assistance, Exceptional Family Member Support, resume writing and many more. Check out the FFSC website below to find out what events are going on in Hampton Roads. 

FOCUS provides family resilience services to military families, children and spouses.

Protecting the rights of military children in Special Education through educating and advising the legislative agendas of military service organizations, Department of Defense and public officials.

Military OneSource provides informative material for all aspects of military life. Including preparedness, relocation, counseling, and financial counseling.

The School Liaison Officer’s primary function is to serve as a conduit between parents, educators and the command so that military-connected children experience a seamless transition during the transfer between schools.  School Liaison Officers can provide families with educational information to assist them as they begin their PCS planning. 

 The mission of the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society is to provide, in partnership with the Navy and Marine Corps, financial, educational, and other assistance to members of the Naval Service of the United States. 

Offering access to emergency relief, loans, COVID-19 and education assistance. As well as courses on money management and expecting parents.

Knit Your Bit -  Knit Your Bit provides handmade hats, scarves, and other winter clothing items to veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces who find themselves in need. The program demonstrates to veterans that many people from many walks of life appreciate their service to our country and want to support them as they transition back into the civilian community. 

Other services offered include Emergency Preparedness, Disaster, Volunteer, and Youth Services.

Use the link below to access additional information and contacts for the Norfolk or Virginia Beach location. 

Support our local military families as part of Operation Bigs - a program with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America that caters to mentoring for military children.