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Child and Youth
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/storage-do-not-delete/marine-family-support/child-and-youthChild and Youth Programs (CYP) provide high quality child care programs and services that support eligible families. Child Development Programs, available for children six weeks through 12 years of age, include Child Development Centers, School Age Care and Family Child Care which offer full day and part time child care and in some locations hourly child care. Youth Programs, serving children ages 6 to 18, are offered at many installation locations.
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Substance Misuse
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/marine-family-support/prevention-and-counseling/substance-misuseSACC provides comprehensive care for active duty service members as it pertains to substance misuse. Such care includes prevention and educational services, screening and evidence-based services, as well as continuing care and aftercare services. SACC’s Prevention and Education Team provides commands with tools and resources related to substance use and/or abuse prevention. Their goal is to provide the best quality care in the most efficient manner to support the commands and service members.
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Privacy Policy Security Notices
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/privacy-policy-security-noticesThe Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) website is provided as a public service by the Business and Support Services Division, Manpower and Reserve Affairs Department, Headquarters, United States Marine Corps.
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Read Across America with Marine Corps MWR Libraries
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/news/read-across-america-with-marine-corps-mwr-librariesMarine Corps MWR Libraries support National Reading Month by offering reading challenges, storytime events, and digital resources to inspire a lifelong love of reading for all ages.
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Embracing the Joys of Caring for Children
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/news/embracing-the-joys-of-caring-for-childrenMarine Corps Child and Youth Programs (CYP) offer meaningful career opportunities to support the growth and well-being of military children while making a lasting impact on their lives and communities.
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The Military Student Assistance Group Eases Transitions for Military Children
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/news/the-military-student-assistance-group-eases-transitions-for-military-childrenThe Military Student Assistance Group (MilSAG), founded by Twentynine Palms High School junior William Sumption Jr., helps new military-connected students adjust to their new environment by offering peer-led support and local insights. Backed by the Youth Connections initiative and School Liaison Program, MilSAG fosters student connection, combats isolation, and exemplifies youth-driven leadership in the Marine Corps community.
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Peer Support: Strengthening Resilience in Military Life
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/news/peer-support-strengthening-resilience-in-military-lifeStep in, reach out, and support one another. Peer support programs link Marines, families, and veterans with others who “get it,” strengthening resilience and ensuring no one struggles alone.
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Honoring Child Care Providers in Child and Youth Programs
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/news/honoring-child-care-providers-in-child-and-youth-programsDuring Teacher Appreciation Week, MCCS honors the dedicated educators in our Child and Youth Programs who shape young minds, provide support, and inspire the next generation.
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Recreation Classes for Personal Development
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/news/recreation-classes-for-personal-developmentRecreational classes offer a fun and engaging way to enhance personal development, build new skills, and boost overall well-being.
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Navigating Deployment with Young Children
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/news/navigating-deployment-with-young-childrenDeployment can be a challenging transition for military families, and supporting young children through separation starts with caring for your own well-being while using routines, reassurance, and connection to help them feel safe and secure.
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Teens Advocate for Peers on Marine Corps Teen Councils
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/news/teens-advocate-for-peers-on-marine-corps-teen-councilsMarine Corps teen councils are making a strong comeback, empowering military youth to lead, advocate for change, and build stronger communities. With support from HQMC and the new Joint Services Teen Council, teens are speaking up on issues like bullying, mental health, and the need for more engaging youth programs.
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Long Term Assistance Program - Fall/Winter 2025
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/news/long-term-assistance-program-fall-winter-2025
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Long Term Assistance Program Newsletter – April 2025
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/news/long-term-assistance-program-newsletter-april-2025
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Long Term Assistance Program Newsletter – January 2025
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/news/long-term-assistance-program-newsletter-january-2025Winter can magnify grief, but resilience is possible through self-care, connection, and honoring loved ones. Explore ways to navigate this season with strength.
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Empowering Military Youth Through Scholarship Program
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/news/empowering-military-youth-through-scholarship-programThe National Military Youth of the Year program empowers military-connected teens to lead, serve, and succeed through volunteerism, skill-building, and a prestigious scholarship competition.
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Twentynine Palms Librarian Brings Joy and Connection to Marines and Families
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/news/twentynine-palms-librarian-brings-joy-and-connection-to-marines-and-familiesAt Twentynine Palms, Rachel Drake has turned the base library into more than a place for books—it’s a home base for connection, creativity, and lifelong learning.
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Volunteers Play Vital Role in Semper Fit Youth Sports
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/news/volunteers-play-vital-role-in-semper-fit-youth-sportsVolunteers are the backbone of military youth sports, providing coaching, mentorship, and support to help young athletes develop teamwork, discipline, and confidence. Their dedication ensures that military children have access to structured, positive sports experiences, fostering resilience and community within military families.
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Parenting with Purpose: Growing Strong Families in the Corps
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/news/parenting-with-purpose-growing-strong-families-in-the-corpsParenting in the Marine Corps comes with challenges—but you don’t have to do it alone. Learn how routines, emotional support, and on-base programs like Thrive and EFMP can help your family grow stronger together.
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Information, Referral and Relocation
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/marine-family-support/information-referral-relocationInformation, Referral & Relocation (IR&R) program locates resources about services and programs available for the Western Recruiting Region (WRR) and at civilian agencies both locally and nationally. IR&R also provides assistance to make relocation as smooth and stress-free as possible.
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Strong Finances Start at Home
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/news/strong-finances-start-at-homeBudgeting as a family builds financial readiness, strengthens relationships, and helps every household member develop lifelong money habits that support stability and mission readiness
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Find Your People: Support Resources for Military Families
https://wrr.usmc-mccs.org/news/find-your-people-support-resources-for-military-familiesCommunity support is essential in military life, helping to reduce stress, strengthen families, and foster meaningful connections that build resilience.