The Fleet and Family Support Center is the hub for both single and married people who need information, counseling, or assistance. Fleet and Family Support Center 2601A Paul Jones Street, Bldg. In addition, FFSC also provides phone numbers and addresses for various military, city, county, state and federal agencies such as hospitals, local schools, childcare facilities and Veterans Affairs. No appointment is necessary. At the beginning of the transition from military life to civilian life, assistance and individual counseling are rendered to service members and their spouses with resume writing, interviewing techniques, dressing for success, pre-separation counseling, benefits and entitlements.
Information is available on other military bases and the local communities.
The front desk staff can provide the loan of some non-furniture household items for a limited period of time from the Lending Closet until personal goods shipments arrive. In addition, counseling and referrals are offered for childcare needs, developing or identifying job search skills, and completing job application forms and resumes. NPS provides information to parents about how to promote healthy growth and development for their infant or toddler, and helps families new to the mobile military lifestyle adapt in a positive manner. The NPS staff will visit a family in their home, as well as in the NPS office or at the hospital. Parents can learn alternative methods of discipline and how to control anger.