Get the latest on the Coronavirus outbreak for the military community on Military OneSource. A wide range of programs are available for youth and teens, including youth sports and recreation programs, educational programs and programs that support leadership and career development. Please review the information to learn what programs and services are available at this installation. The Fleet and Family Support Center offers various youth employment events throughout the year. Monday - Friday, except for Holidays. This is a seasonal program due to teens being in school, please call FFSC at for more information and dates of events.

The Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation's Teen Intervene program provides education, support and guidance for teens and their parents. Teen Intervene is designed as a comprehensive screening, brief intervention and referral to treatment SBIRT model of care. Teenagers who have experienced mild to moderate problems associated with alcohol or drug use work one-to-one with an addiction treatment counselor to identify and, ultimately, change their choices and behaviors. Maybe your son or daughter was caught smoking marijuana or drinking with other underage kids. Maybe your child is beginning to experience problems at school or home as a result of alcohol or other drug use. They aren't addicted, but some type of intervention is needed. Because Teen Intervene is designed to help teens who have experienced mild to moderate substance abuse, an assessment must first be completed to rule out a substance use disorder diagnosis.

Get the latest on the Coronavirus outbreak for the military community on Military OneSource. Programs and services are available at most installations for children up to age Please review the information to find out what programs and services are available at this installation. Please contact the Child and Youth Program point of contact at this installation if you require information, assistance or resources for child care in your local community. Please call services directly for more information.

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