New Navy Spouse Orientation and Parent Support Resources

The Navy has its own language, traditions, and ______________.

Make your local FFSC one of your first stops in your new Navy ______________.

FamilyLine publishes a book named ______________ that is necessary for the spouse who is new to the military lifestyle.

COMAPSS is a ______________-to-spouse mentoring program that introduces participants to all aspects of the military lifestyle.

Being understood, cared for and loved are key strategies for supporting military ______________.

FOCUS World helps military families become stronger in the face of ______________.

Sesame Workshop Talk, Listen, Connect addresses issues related to multiple ______________.

The New Parent Support Home Visitation Program is an important resource for new ______________ in the military.

New Spouse Orientation

New Navy spouses often find the Navy's lifestyle, language, and customs surprising.
The Fleet and Family Support Center (FFSC) is a valuable resource for new Navy spouses.
Workshops at the FFSC offer information, connections with other new spouses, and assistance with jobs, volunteering, and education.
Naval Services FamilyLine provides resources for new Navy spouses, including a free booklet called "Sea Legs."
"Sea Legs" covers military life aspects like family support, rights, benefits, moving, health, customs, and deployments.
It also includes Navy history, mission, structure, a glossary of naval terms, and useful resource addresses.
Contact FamilyLine at 1-877-673-7773 for a copy of "Sea Legs."
COMPASS is a spouse-to-spouse mentoring program aiding new spouses by offering knowledge and skills for military life.

Parent Education and Support

Navy children face unique challenges due to their parent's military service, including frequent moves and deployments.
Understanding, care, and love are key for supporting military children.
Resources are available to assist parents in navigating these challenges.
New Parent Support Home Visitation Program provides support.
Military Health System offers resources as well.
Websites such as NAVYformoms.com and "Let's Move!" offer additional support.
FOCUS World helps families develop skills for communication and addressing challenges, including deployments and reintegration.
Sesame Workshop Talk, Listen, Connect addresses issues related to multiple deployments, injuries, and loss.
Courage to Talk offers resources for discussing combat-related injuries.
Parenting for Service Members and Veterans is an online course providing tools and advice for improving parenting skills and reconnecting after separations.

This quiz covers essential information for new Navy spouses, including resources provided by the Fleet and Family Support Center. Participants will learn about valuable tools such as the 'Sea Legs' booklet and the COMPASS mentoring program, which help navigate life within the Navy community. Equip yourself with knowledge to ease the transition into military life.