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Marine Corps Family Team Building
Marine Corps Family Team Building (MCFTB)
Volunteer Program
The volunteer workshops are developed to expose volunteers to the opportunities on island and the benefits of volunteering. For registration or more information, please visit: www.mccsokinawa.com/volunteer
Passport to Volunteering
This training gives volunteers the necessary tools for a successful and fulfilling volunteer career. Learn about strategic volunteer opportunities, how to identify transferrable skills for resumes, and much more.
October 06 0900-1100 MCAS Futenma Bldg. 407 October 21 0900-1100 Camp Foster Bldg. 5679 L.I.N.K.S. Workshops
L.I.N.K.S. is a military acculturation program designed by spouses to help meet the needs of all military personnel, families, and DOD ID card holders.
L.I.N.K.S. Foundation
The L.I.N.K.S. Foundations workshop is designed for spouses of any age and experience level. Come meet other spouses, network and share experiences at this two– half day workshop.
We are giving our military children (ages 5-10) the opportunity to experience a few of the things their service member parents learn, do and see in basic training. Spend the morning with us testing your physical and mental stamina with lots of kid-friendly activities like Marine Corps Martial Arts Program (MCMAP), drill, a Nerf Rifle range, Kim's Games, a modified Combat Fitness Test (CFT), and more.
October 28 0800-1200 Camp Foster Field 6
Registration is required for all workshops. To register, go to: www.mccsokinawa.com/volunteer
Marine Corps Family Team Building (MCFTB)
LifeSkills Training and Education
LifeSkills Training and Education is a comprehensive collection of personal and professional skill building classes that promotes positive adjustments and improved individual and family functioning. It provides Marines and family mem-bers practical skills for successful interactions and positive outcomes at work, home, and in life.
Ready, Set, Prepare: Emergency Prep
Preparation is key to overcoming, and sometimes surviving natural disasters and hazards. Each duty station presents varying environmental activities. This workshop teaches participants how to plan and prepare for the unexpected, while keeping their families as safe as possible.
October 04 1000-1200 Camp Courtney Bldg.4425
Premarital Seminar
The seminar provides an in-depth look at the procedures for getting married in the United States or overseas. The seminar also hosts information regarding IPAC benefits, legal services, immigration procedures, financial partnerships, and basic communication strategies (PREP).
October 14 0730-1630 Camp Foster Bldg. 5906
Family Care Plan
The Family Care Plan is an essential and mandatory part of military readiness that helps Marines and Spouses focus on their job and mission during deployment, mobilization, training, or other times when duty calls. This workshop will highlight the four pillars: legal, medical, financial, and logistics, and help participants design their own solid plan.
October 25 0900-1100 Camp Hansen Bldg. 2339
Registration is required for all workshops.
Marine Corps Family Team Building (MCFTB)
Real Relationships
Discover how to identify the hallmarks of meaningful relationships and how to build skills to make them stronger. Through a variety of activities, learn to develop these skills using tools designed to engage participants in a way that allows for personal growth.
October 25 0900-1100 Camp Courtney Bldg. 4425
Conflict Management
Conflict is an unavoidable aspect of everyday life – learn how to manage it in a productive way! This two-hour workshop addresses interpersonal conflict and is designed to help participants become more aware of conflict; empowering them to make healthy choices by managing their responses to conflict.
October 26 1000-1200 MCAS Futenma Bldg. 407
Franklin Covey’s Speed of Trust for Service Members
Trust plays a critical role in the credibility and performance of an organization. Fostering and sustaining the high trust of others requires specific behaviors. In this full day workshop, participants learn the language of trust, as well as actions to build and maintain trust as leaders. Increasing trust leads to a positive reputation, greater employee retention and improved results within an organization.
October 28 0800-1630 Camp Foster Bldg. 5679
Registration is required for all workshops. To register, go to: www.mccsokinawa.com/MCFTB
Marine Corps Family Team Building (MCFTB)
Readiness and Deployment Support (RDS)
Readiness and Deployment Support prepares military personnel and their families for the challenges of deployment and separation to help create healthier families.
Hearts Apart
Hearts Apart is a Deployment Support group to give spouses the chance to connect and lean on each other as they navigate the ins and outs of deployment. Each month a new resource will be introduced to help spouses get through deployment and successfully reintegrate after deployment.
October 03 0900-1100 Camp McT Comm. Ctr. Bldg. 4448 October 24 0900-1100 Camp Foster Chapel Bldg. 455 October 31 0900-1100 Camp Kinser Chapel Bldg. 1092
Pre-Deployment Brief
Open Pre-deployment briefs provide an overview of available services and support to the specific needs of the unit and those attending. These briefs cover topics such as legal planning, personal preparation, communication tools, and local resources with the participation of local organization representatives. Predeployment briefs contain helpful information Marines, Sailors, and their families can use to help ensure a successful deployment experience.
October 12 1830-2030 Camp Hansen Chapel Bldg. 2435 October 26 1830-2030 Camp Foster Bldg. 439
Registration is required for all workshops. To register, go to: www.mccsokinawa.com/MCFTB
Marine Corps Family Team Building (MCFTB)
Family Readiness Program Training (FRPT)
FRPT workshops provide resource information and training to enhance Family Readiness Command Teams in support of the Unit, Personal and Family Readiness Program.
Command Team Training, Family Readiness Command Team Advisor / Assistant
Family Readiness Command Team Training is designed to orient and guide Command Team members in their roles, responsibilities, and operating components of their Unit, Personal and Family Readiness Program. This training provides the required information to implement and execute a successful program to empower Marines and their families to not just survive, but to thrive while taking on the challenges of the military lifestyle.
October 5 0900-1100 Camp Foster Bldg. 5679
OPSEC & PII Training
During this training, appointed Family Readiness Assistant or Advisor volunteers will learn about the latest PII and OPSEC issues, including a special focus on social media, and how to safeguard confidential information. PII and OPSEC training is designed to orient and guide all volunteers in their responsibilities to protect PII.
October 5 1100-1200 Camp Foster Bldg. 5679
UPFRP Readiness Coordinator Training
UPFRP Readiness Coordinator training provides Deployment and Uniformed Readiness Coordinators with the required information and resources to be successful in their roles and to effectively support the Unit, Personal and Family Readiness Program. This four-day training prepares Readiness Coordinators for the challenging and exciting task of managing the Unit, Personal and Family Readiness Program.
October 17-20 0800-1600 Camp Foster Bldg. 5679
