American Red Cross

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FamilyLine provides the following
Resources
For more info:
publications and Guideline Series
www.redcross.org
free of charge:.
Coast Guard -
Sea Legs
http://www.uscg.mil
Informational Portfolio
Marine Corps - Guidelines for Launching Clubs
http://www.marines.mil & Family Readiness Groups
Social Customs & Traditions of
Sea
Navy Marine Corps Relief
Society NMCRS can provide
the Sea Services
Guidelines for Spouses of
Legs
interest-free loans, grants or a Commanding Officers & Short
The full version
Executive Officers of Sea Legs is
combination of both for
emergency needs such as: Guidelines for the Spouses of Takes
currently being
Command Master Chiefs & updated. In the
• Emergency meantime, we
Chiefs of the Boat
transportation offer this quick
Guidelines for Spouses of Chief reference guide
• Funeral Expenses
• Medical/dental bills Petty Officers to benefits and
(patient's share) Guidelines for Spouses of resources
Individual Augmentees available to you
• Food, rent and utilities
as a family
• Disaster Relief Assistance Guidelines for Navy Reserve Enclosed you’ll
• Unforeseen Family Families find quick
Emergencies Are You Ready? Guidelines for references for:
• Essential vehicle repairs Navy Family Emergency Deployments
Preparedness
Navy for Moms (Dads too!) Navy Lifestyle
Offers parents a place to FamilyLine’s publications can also Support
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share stories and gain www.lifelines.navy.mil/Familyline Personal
support. Finance
For more info: Naval Services Family Care
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SOAR – Students Online Washington Navy Yard, DC 20374-
Achievement Resource – free 5067
web site of educational Phone: 202-433-2333
resources for Navy children – Toll Free: 1-877-673-7773
www.soarathome.org DSN: 288-2333
Fax: 202-433-4622
 Places to find
answers:
Fleet & Family Support
Centers (FFSCs) offer services
including:
• Family Employment
Readiness
• Relocation Assistance
• Personal Financial
Management
• Counseling and
Advocacy Programs
• Life Skills such as
Stress/Anger
Management and
Parenting
For more info:
www.ffsp.navy.mil
United Through Reading®
Helps families & sailors keep
in touch
www.unitedthroughreading.or
g Morale, Welfare and
Expeditionary Combat
Readiness Center (ECRC)
directly assists Individual
Augmentee (IA) and GSA IA
Sailors - http://ecrc.navy.mil
Naval Personnel Command
Customer Assistance
1-866-U-ASK-NPC (1-866-827-
5672) or www.npc.navy.mil
To get an ID card:
Obtain a DD Form 1172 from
the PSD that supports your
spouses’ command. Enroll all
eligible dependent family
members in the Defense
Eligibility Enrollment Reporting
System (DEERS). PSD will
enroll eligible family members
in DEERS. This is especially
important, as enrollment in
DEERS is mandatory to
receive medical care.
Assistance with Moving:
SMART Webmove
www.smartwebmove.navsup.na
vy.mil
Navy Housing Website
www.housing.navy.mil
Recreation
Navy MWR and Child & Youth
Programs (CYP) are comprised
of more than 50 different
programs & services including:
• Fitness
• Child Development
Programs
• Youth & School Age Care
• Information, Tickets and
Travel (ITT)
For more info:
www.mwr.navy.mil
Navy Knowledge
Online (NKO) provides
information and
resources such as career
management, personal
development,
leadership, learning,
references and more.
For more info:
www.nko.navy.mil
Ombudsman (Navy)
This volunteer is
selected by the
Commanding Officer,
and supports the
command mission by
providing
communications,
outreach, resource
referral, information &
advocacy to and for
command families. Find
your Ombudsman @
www.ombudsmanregistr
y.org
Navy Safe Harbor
The focal point for the
non-medical case
management of
seriously wounded, ill or
injured sailors and their
families. For more info:
www.npc.navy.mil/Comm
andSupport/SafeHarbor/