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From virtual bingo to cooking and improv, Navy MWR's Virtual Single Sailor Program delivers fun, connection, and creativity for Sailors, offering engaging events right to their screens.
The Integrated Primary Prevention (IPP) Program at Naval Base San Diego stands out for its innovative approach to providing essential support services to Sailors.
OPM and CNIC to host webinar, “Navigating USAJOBS” on January 23, that will provide insights and guidance on how to utilize the platform successfully.
Virtual Clinical Counseling services launched by Fleet and Family Support Program is advancing mental health support for Sailors and families.
Discover how the Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) is providing crucial support to Navy families, including the Bruning family.
Navy FFR's "1 Degree of Separation" comedy tour uses humor to tackle depression and mental health stigma, providing a platform for healing and connection for Sailors and their families from February to July 2025.
Brett Young’s “Shock & Awesome” Tour, surprising service members with intimate acoustic shows in Guam and Andersen AFB, concluded with a full concert, creating unforgettable moments and boosting morale across Joint Region Marianas.
The Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story Morale, Welfare and Recreation Library is an essential resource used by two Navy families to support their homeschooling needs.
Navy FFR’s '1 Degree of Separation' comedy tour recently hosted shows in Navy Region Southwest, using humor to spark important conversations about mental health, offering Sailors and their families a space to reflect, share, and heal.
In 2024, MTP's dedication to expanding its services and streamlining its processes led to $58 million in savings for the military community.
‘Physical fitness is essential for operational readiness:’ Navy MWR provides uninterrupted fitness facility access for Sailors during USS Theodore Roosevelt's scheduled maintenance period.

Fleet and Family Support Careers

The Navy's Fleet and Family Support Program promotes the self-reliance and resiliency of Sailors and families.
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Open Positions

Job Title Location Salary Closing Date
Interdisciplinary (Non Medical Clinical Counselor) Virginia Beach, Virginia $89,939.00 - $101,933.00 PA Apr, 25 2025
CYP Training & Curriculum Specialist Guantanamo Bay, Cuba $52,505.00 - $67,865.00 PA Apr, 25 2025
FFSP Deployed Resiliency Counselor (DRC) San Diego, California $121,000.00 - $121,000.00 PA Apr, 25 2025
INTERDISCIPLINARY - CLINICAL COUNSELOR/SOCIAL WORKER/NURSE (NEW PARENT SUPPORT HOME VISITOR) Guam, Guam $73,000.00 - $96,000.00 PA Apr, 26 2025
Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) Case Liaison Port Hueneme, California $75,993.00 - $75,993.00 PA Apr, 28 2025
Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC) Charleston Naval Center, South Carolina $86,962.00 - $92,759.00 PA Apr, 29 2025
Victim Advocate (SAPR) Charleston Naval Center, South Carolina $73,939.00 - $78,867.00 PA Apr, 29 2025
Child and Youth Program Assistant - Multi Level (Teen Center) Guantanamo Bay, Cuba $18.52 - $21.57 PH Apr, 30 2025
FFSP Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Victim Advocate (SAPRVA) Point Loma Complex, San Diego, California $84,462.00 - $84,462.00 PA May, 3 2025
 

 

 

 

 

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