Announcements

Please check out the attached EFMP Newsletter to learn about the upcoming events and activities for the month of July 2021

There’s an app for that!  This interactive app provides guidance and support to Sailors whose family members have chronic medical, mental health, and/or special education needs. The app includes essential EFMP information, FAQs, and handy resources including a video and news section, allowing Sailors to have information they need to help their family members thrive.

Head to the Navy App Locker to download!

Please see attached updated EFMP Trifold (2021- Version)

Our Navy Region Southwest Special Education Liaison, EFMP Case Liaisons, Navy School Liaison Officers and the Navy Special Education Lawyer are available to assist and empower our EFMP families in navigating the special education system and promoting self-advocacy.

Contact your assign case liaison or email us at FFSCSDEFMP.fct@navy.mil to learn more about this new resource.

It’s that time again…PCS season! PCS season can be stressful. Proper planning, guidance, and direction from your assigned EFMP Case Liaison and a FFSC Relocation staff member can help ease the associated stress and make the transition easier for you and your family. Contact your assigned EFMP Case Liaison or a FFSC Relocation staff member for assistance.  To schedule an appointment with a FFSC Relocation staff…

Planning for the Transition into Adulthood helps families with special needs dependents prepare to be independent young adults. Planning for your child’s transition from adolescence to adulthood is one of the most important things you can do to pave the way to a successful future.

Set a date this spring to clean up and organize your Exceptional Family Member Program Special Care Organizational Records so your family’s medical and educational records are updated and accurate. This will be especially important if coronavirus precautions affected your plans and resources. If you’re creating your first EFMP SCOR, spring into action by capturing and organizing your information in a single location using…

Please check out the attached EFMP Newsletter to learn about the upcoming events and activities for the month of May 2021

Please check out the attached EFMP Newsletter to learn about the upcoming events and activities for the month of April 2021. 

Our friends at FOCUS are at it again. Join them as they being their next photography workshop series starting on April 7th at 4:00PM. They will meet virtually each Wednesday in April for 90 minutes of fun and connection and wrap up the series on May 12th.

Workshops are open to active duty and veteran families, couples, and individuals. For more information or to register, email SanDiego@FocusProject.org

The City of San Diego, Parks and Recreation Department, Therapeutic Recreation Services, provides therapeutic recreation programs for children and adults with any type of disability. Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialists (CTRS) work with participants on social and recreational skill development, leisure education, appropriate behavior, and recreation participation in inclusive environments. Check out the attached…

Spring is in the air here in San Diego! Flowers are in bloom and so is Fleet and Family Support Center’s list of local webinars. These courses ae designed to help you blossom in the ever-changing military lifestyle. Be sure to register before it’s too late. Call 1-866-923-6478 or email FFSCSDWorkshops@navy.mil for additional information. See attached webinar schedule.

Mind-Body Mental Fitness’s (MBMF) primary goal is to enhance the mind, body spirit and social domains in one’s life. Participants will learn proactive pathways to achieve mental fitness, find balance within these domains and gain practical skills that can be utilized daily. Ove the course of six sessions, MBMF can help you and your command by teaching sailors and families that resilience and mental toughness can…

The focus for this upcoming quarter will be Special Education and Distance Learning. Join us to learn Tips on Advocating for Your EFM, Communication Tips for the Family.....and much more!  To RSVP email ffscsdefmp@navy.mil or call 1-866-923-6478.

The EFMP enrollment documents have been updated and are located on the EFMP POC APAN page. Stop the distribution of the old enrollment summaries (AUG 2014) and start distributing the highlighted updated version with a date of JAN 2021. If you have any questions or concerns with regards to the EFMP enrollment documents, please contact the Naval Medical Center- San Diego EFMP Coordinators at 619-532-8586. 

To request access to pull an EFMP UIC roster from NFAAS, please contact PERS. Remember to provide your designation letter or training certificate and a list of all UICs that you are responsible for. After you gain access to NFAAS you will have the ability to pull UIC rosters at your leisure.

Heather Huntley

PERS

heather.r.huntley@navy.mil

Please send request for training to our EFMP EMAIL ADDRESS:  ffscsdefmp@navy.mil and provide the following information and an EFMP Case Liaison will reach out to you to confirm enrollment into a Command EFMP POC Training brief as well as provide further instructions.

1. Rate/Name:
2. Command:
3. UIC:
4. Work Number:
5. Work Email:
6. PRD (projected rotation date):
7. Base:
8. Preferred class date (SEE ATTACHED SCHEDULE FOR TRAINING DATES):