FFSC Upcoming Class Schedule

Registration is required for all workshops and classes. To register, call the FFSC front desk at 961-2372 To schedule an individual appointment, call Centralized Scheduling at (866) 293-2776 Like FFSC on Facebook at “Fleet and Family Support Center, NAS Corpus Christi.”

FAP 101

Oct. 23, from 1 -2 p.m.

This training will provide education on the Family Advocacy Program (FAP) process.Attendees will gain knowledge on FAP reports and reporting options, and the progress of a case from start to finish. This training will satisfy their Command Leadership FAP training requirements per OPNAVINST 1752.2B.

Contact Kim Kelley at (361) 961-1301 for registration details.

Baby Sensory Class

Oct. 21 from 10 - 11 a.m.

Caregivers learn new ways to encourage your baby’s developing senses through interactive experiences. This workshop is held at the NASCC library. To register, call (361) 961-2368 or email jane.ramsey.ctr@navy.mil..

Transition Assistance Program (TAP) for Retiring Service Members

Oct. 21 - 25, from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Military personnel who are retiring and are within two years of their retirement date are required to attend this seminar. Spouses are highly encouraged to attend. Topics include resumes, job search skills, job interviewing, federal and state employment options, veteran’s benefits, pay & travel, movement of household goods, and more.

Prior to attending Transition GPS you must attend the Pre-Separation Counceling class.Contact your Command Career Counselor or the Command Transition Officer Richard Garcia at the Fleet & Family Support Center for more information.

To register, email: nascc_ffsc_tgps@navy.mil.

Personal Financial Management

Visit FFSC this month to find out about the Navy’s free Personal Financial Management Programs. We can help you draft a budget, manage your debt, plan for retirement, and even plan for major purchases like a house or car.

Couples Communication

Oct. 22 from 1-2 p.m.

This is a psychoeducational group led by clinicians to help couples learn how to communicate openly and honestly.

This class also helps couples learn to attack the issues threatening thier relationship rather than attacking each other.

Additionally, this class aims to help couples improve the types of communication that will bring them together. To register, contact Kim Kelly at (361) 961-1301.

Stress Management 101

Oct. 18 9-10 a.m.;

Stress Management 101 is a four-part, seven-hour course designed to enable the learner to establish personal accountability strategies for the purpose reducing stress in their work and home life.

Lesson one is a one-hour course, lessons two through four are two-hour courses.