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Personal and Professional Readiness

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Marine and Family Programs (MF)
Quantico, Va.

Who we are

Personal & Professional Readiness provides integrated community and command-based services that support education, personal and professional growth, skill development, and promote resiliency and self-sufficiency of Marines and families from recruitment, through transition and beyond as veteran Marines.

Career Services

Installation-based programs that support employment and career enhancement for Marines and families.
 

Education ServiceS

Installation-based programs that promote literacy, support academic efforts, and improve quality of life for Marines and families.
 
  • Leadership Scholar Program (LSP)
  • Voluntary Education Program (VolEd)
  • Library Program

Family Readiness ServiceS

Unit and installation-based programs that support and foster readiness and resilience and enhance quality of life for Marines and families.
  For more information, email smb_manpower_hqmc_family_readiness@usmc.mil.

Marine for Life NEtwork

Harnesses the personal and professional networks of Marine Corps veterans and Marine friendly resources through people and organizations that provide assistance with employment opportunities, housing information, and guidance on educational resources and benefits.

Chaplain Religious Enrichment Development Operation (CREDO)

Provides regionally based religious ministry designed to assist the Marine Corps community in developing the personal, relational, and spiritual resources necessary to increase the personal resilience of Marines and their families and enhance mission readiness.

The Marine Online (MOL) Family Care Plan (FCP)

Identifies designated caregivers in the event an alternate caregiver(s) is needed to provide care for dependent family members on behalf of the service member or other primary caregiver.  The FCP establishes a contingency plan and serves as a guide by providing important details pertaining to childcare, school, medical care, daily routines, etc. to assist in the proper care of dependents.  All service members and Civilian Expeditionary Workforce (CEW) employees, single or married, with dependent family members are required to establish and maintain a FCP. 

For more information, please email FCP POC: HQ UPFRP.
 
Training Courses:

Function

Contact

Marine and Family Programs (MF)

703-784-9501

Casualty Assistance

703-784-9512

Combat and Operational Stress Control (COSC)

703-432-0173

Community Counseling Program

703-732-9707

Embedded Preventive Behavioral Health Capability

703-432-8629

Family Advocacy Program

703-432-9787

Family Care

703-432-9786

Military Personnel Services

703-784-9512

Personal and Professional Readiness

703-784-6353

Postal Affairs

703-784-9537

Semper Fit and Recreation

703-432-6544

Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (Outreach and Education)

703-784-1283

Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (Policy and Compliance)

703-784-0509

Substance Assessment and Counseling Program

703-432-1359

Suicide Prevention Capability

703-784-9087
 
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