Navy Support


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Navy Support

The Navy Ombudsman Program provides active outreach for MCCS Marine & Family Programs to all US NAVY Personnel aboard Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni and their tenant commands.

Commands

  • Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 5
  • Squadron (VFA) 27
  • Squadron (VFA) 102
  • Squadron (VFA) 115
  • Squadron (VFA) 195
  • Squadron (VAQ) 141
  • Squadron (VAW) 125
  • Fleet Logistics Support Squadron (VRC) 30 Detachment 5
  • Fleet Readiness Center Western Pacific
  • AIMD Iwakuni
  • Naval Family Branch Clinic Iwakuni

Please email OMBIwakuni.NavyOmbudsmanProgram@usmc-mccs.org to schedule deployment brief support.

The Navy Support Brochure has all of the MCCS Marine & Family Programs, resources, and contact information.

CNIC Resources

Newsletter

Ombudsman Basic Training (OBT)

Ombudsman Basic Training is required of all appointed ombudsmen who are volunteers within their Navy commands. It provides information to properly execute the duties of a command ombudsman. OBT is offered in two options — one being the traditional classroom setting from the local MCCS Navy Ombudsman Coordinator Certified Ombudsman Trainer and electronically, through eOBT. Both versions meet the training requirement detailed in the OPNAVINST 1750.1 series. As a volunteer, it is highly recommended that every ombudsman registers for the President's Volunteer Service Award.

Find More Information on the Volunteer Page

Please email OMBIwakuni.NavyOmbudsmanProgram@usmc-mccs.org to schedule your Ombudsman Basic Training.

Ombudsman Advanced Trainings

Ombudsman Basic Training ensures that ombudsmen deliver a standard level of service to the Navy families. As ombudsmen grow in their roles, advanced trainings enable them to stay abreast of changes in services and to become familiar with new programs available to Sailors and their families. Advanced trainings begin after an ombudsman completes OBT.

Family Readiness Groups (FRGs)

The Family Readiness Group is a professionally run, volunteer organization that is governed by organizational bylaws. The FRG provides social, informational, and morale building to enhance family readiness and enable local Navy families to meet the challenges of the Navy lifestyle. The FRG also provides direct support to families whose sailors are away as an Individual Augmentee. FRG Trainings are provided by the MCCS Family Readiness office. For more information contact OMBIwakuni.NavyOmbudsmanProgram@usmc-mccs.org

Learn About the Difference Between the Ombudsman and Family Readiness Groups

Webinars

Enhance your professional skills with our full range of professional development and virtual training webinars open to service members, their families, and base employees. Whether you want to improve your skills, adapt to the digital landscape, or keep ahead of industry trends, we have the appropriate webinar for you. Leadership development, communication techniques, virtual facilitation, customer service excellence, financial literacy, and many other topics are available to choose from. Don't pass up this opportunity to invest in your professional development. Register now for the next webinars and begin your journey to continual growth and success.

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Contact Information and Resources
Navy Support

Address:

Marine & Family Programs Building 411
Rm. 101

Phone: 0827-79-6352

DSN: 253-6352

MCAS Iwakuni EFMP Navy Case Liaisons:

Mrs. Peggy Rosu

DSN: 315-252-3225

Email: peggy.rosu@fe.navy.mil

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