Services

Auto Service Stations
The Central Service Station at Hadnot Point offers services ranging from safety inspections to tune-ups, oil changes and minor repair work. For the service station manager, call (910) 451 2290; parts and service, call (910) 451-2443/2444; tire department, call (910) 451 2569. Gas stations are conveniently located at:
Berkeley Manor 451-5491
Central Service Station 451-3849
Courthouse Bay 451-3849
Gonzalez C-Store & Fuel 450-8996
Mainside C Store & Fuel 450-9543
Midway Park 451-2341
Tarawa Terrace C Store & Fuel 450-1614

Banks and Credit Unions
The First Citizens Bank and Trust Co. offers automatic teller machines, auto loans, personal loans, checking accounts and complete banking services. The main office is located in Building 87 (with an ATM facility) on Holcomb Boulevard and there is also a branch office at the Naval Hospital. Automated teller machines are located at the Main Exchange, Tarawa Terrace and French Creek. The main office is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; military paydays until 6 p.m. and Wednesday during non-payday weeks until 6 p.m. For more information, call (910) 451-5877/5546/5556 or (910) 353-3113.

The Marine Federal Credit Union services include savings programs, financial counseling and loans to credit union members, MAR-CHECK, high yield investment certificates, IRAs, VISA credit cards, automatic teller machines, safe deposit boxes and more. The following are eligible to join MFCU: active-duty and retired military, Department of Defense civilian employees, non-appropriated fund employees at Camp Lejeune, paid employees at Camp Lejeune, Jacksonville City employees, Onslow County employees, Onslow Memorial Hospital employees, postal employees in Jacksonville, family members (by blood, marriage or adoption) of the preceding and organizations of the preceding. On Camp Lejeune and Camp Johnson, Marine Federal is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call (910) 451 2492 for more information. Fort Sill National Bank and Marine Federal Credit Union also operate facilities aboard Marine Corps Air Station New River.

Child Care
The dedicated professionals of the Children, Youth and Teen Programs Branch, Marine and Family Services Division, Marine Corps Community Services, Camp Lejeune provide developmentally appropriate, quality child care and recreational activities for children ages six weeks to 18 years of age. The Branch's services include Child Development Centers located on Mainside and in the Tarawa Terrace and Midway Park housing areas, Youth Pavilions in Tarawa Terrace housing and Mainside, and family child care home services.

The Brewster Child Development Center, Building 631, Brewster Boulevard, is open Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. for full time and hourly care. The Brewster Annex Child Development Center, Building 780, Brewster Boulevard, is open Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. for full time and hourly care.

The Hadnot Point Child Development Center, Building 1239, is open Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. for hourly care and has a part day preschool program and part-day toddler play group as well.

The Tarawa Terrace and Midway Park Child Development Centers are open Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. and offer full-time and hourly care as well as a part-day preschool program and part-day toddler play group. The Tarawa Terrace Child Development Center is open every Saturday, 6 to 11:30 p.m., for hourly care. All centers are nationally accredited and provide services for children 6 weeks of age through kindergarten.

Family Child Care Home Providers offer child care in government quarters. Each spouse and family completes a background check, and the provider receives training before receiving an authorization to conduct business in the home. Hours of operation and fees are negotiable between the provider and parent. Subsidies are available to families utilizing Family Child Care Homes.

Stone Street Youth Pavilion, Building 842 and Tarawa Terrace Youth Pavilion, Building TT-19, are identical facilities providing before and after school programs for children in kindergarten through 12 years of age as well as recreational activities for youth and teens. Both facilities are members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Instructional classes such as Tae Kwon Do and piano lessons are offered regularly.

All patrons wishing to use CYTP services must first register their children through the Resource and Referral Office located in the Midway Park Marine and Family Services Annex. Information on all CYTP programs may be obtained at the Resource and Referral Office or by visiting http://www.mccslejeune.com.

Phone numbers for CYTP facilities are:
Brewster CDC 450-8467
Brewster CDC Annex 451-2672
CYTP Administrator 449-9552
Family Child Care Information 449-9882/9587/9586
Hadnot Point CDC 451-1221
Midway Park CDC 449-9567
Resource and Referral 449-9552/9563
Stone Street Youth Pavilion 450-8674
Tarawa Terrace Youth Pavilion 450-1422
Tarawa Terrace CDC 450-1500

Clubs & Catering
Camp Lejeune Staff
Noncommissioned Officers Club
The Staff Noncommissioned Officers Club, serving staff sergeants and petty officers first class and above, is located directly across from the Berkeley Manor SNCO housing area in Building 825, co-located with the John A. Lejeune Education Center. Featuring a lounge available to SNCOs and their guests only, the Club offers a variety of food and beverage services. For more information, call the office at (910) 450-9557 or the bar at (910) 450-9556. This facility is available for private parties, professional military education and official functions.

Paradise Point Officers' Club
The Paradise Point Officers' Club is beautifully situated on the banks of the New River. Among the many services provided are a Monday through Friday lunch buffet, the "Follow Me" Bar, Wednesday through Friday evenings, 4:30 to 9 p.m., and family dining in Smedley's Café, Wednesday through Saturday evenings, 5 to 9 p.m. Officers' Club patrons can also enjoy a brunch each Sunday at Smedley's Café. There are many available meeting rooms, each equipped with state of the art audio/video equipment. An outdoor pool and quaint courtyard complete the first class setting. For additional information, or to make arrangements to have your event at the club, please call (910) 451 2465 or log onto http://www.mccslejeune.com.

Staff NCO Wives' Club
Wives of staff noncommissioned officers and Sailors of equivalent rank can enjoy the many social and service activities of the Staff NCO Wives Club. Dues are $1.50 per month. In addition to the club's picnics, luncheon meetings and banquets, club members operate the Thrift Shop, work with the Red Cross and Navy Relief and operate sitter services for base families. Call (910) 451-5591, Wednesday or Friday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for more information.

Officers' Wives Club
The Officers' Wives Club holds social functions throughout the year, offering the opportunity to gather with old and new friends for a fun noontime or evening event. The Camp Lejeune OWC offers a craft consignment shop, Hidden Talents, plus opportunities to expand your interests in tennis, book clubs, wine tasting and much more. The OWC membership is open to spouses of active duty and retired officers. The club year runs from June 1 to May 31. For more information, contact the Paradise Point Officers' Club at (910) 451-8224. OWC information is also available on the Internet at http://camplejeuneowc.org.

The Ball Center
Located in Building 425, this multi-use facility contains "The Restaurant at the Ball Center," which serves a country buffet lunch, Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., the "Coastal Banquet Room," which may be reserved for any of your catering events by calling (910) 451 1144/6432 and "Heroz," an all ranks' sports bar open nightly, Monday through Thursday, 5 p.m. to midnight and Friday and Saturday, noon to 1 a.m. This facility is closed on Sunday, except during football season. Like many other facilities at Camp Lejeune, the Ball Center is a great place to hold meetings, featuring a full battery of audio/video equipment.

Other Catering Venues
Additional Marine Corps Community Services' facilities available for catered events are the newly renovated Marston Pavilion and the Stone Street Community Center. Please call (910) 451-8224 for more information about these facilities or to learn more about catering your event at Camp Lejeune.

Food and Hospitality Division
To supplement the more formal traditional restaurants aboard Camp Lejeune, The Food and Hospitality Division, Marine Corps Community Services, offers a variety of fast food facilities conveniently located throughout Camp Lejeune. A fast food facility is located within a short distance of almost any area on base. Several restaurants provide a variety of food choices in the Food Court located within the Main Exchange.

Food eateries located on board the base include:
Burger King (French Creek) 353-1020
Burger King (Holcomb) 451-5942
Clucker's (Food Court) 451-5776
Domino's Pizza (Holcomb) 451-3888
Domino's Pizza (Tarawa Terrace) 353-3111
Duffers Retreat (Paradise Point Golf Course) 451-0148
Dunkin Donuts/Baskin Robbins 451-2599
Education Center Snack Bar (Building 825) 450-9567
Exchange Snack Bar (French Creek) 451-5466
Food Court, MCX Mall 451-5776
Four Corners (Camp Johnson) 450-0736
Geiger Tiger (Camp Geiger) 449-0152
Gourmet Grill Food Court 450-8479
McHugh Boulevard 449-9361
Grammy's Mobile Snack Bar 451-5658
Heroz (The Ball Center) 450-6428
Industrial Area Snack Bar (Louis St.) 451-8680
La Casita Loca (Behind Lejeune Inn) 450-9606
Maggie's Drawers (Rifle Range) 440-2609
Michelangelo's (Building 257) 451-9763
Michelangelo's (Camp Johnson) 450-0736
Michelangelo's (Food Court) 451-5776
Michelangelo's (French Creek) 451-4296
New City Deli (Berkeley Manor C Store) 451-5491
New City Deli (Hadnot Point C Store) 451-3896
Oriental Express (Food Court) 451-5776
Paradise Point Officers' Club 451-2465
Quickfuel (Food Court) 451-5776
Sandbar (Courthouse Bay) 440-7157
Sidelines 451-7250
SNCO Club 450-9557
Spare Time Sports Grill (Bowling Center) 451-5731
Subway Food Court 451-5041
Hadnot Point C Store 451-3378
Tarawa Terrace 353-1511
Warriors' Command Post (H-1) 451-8822
Wendy's Birch Street 450-5479
Food Court 451-4595

Commissary
The Camp Lejeune Commissary, operated by the Defense Commissary Agency in Building 1230, stocks more than 16,000 line items of grocery, household products, fresh meat and produce. Store hours are posted in the store and can be confirmed by calling (910) 451-5071. To reach the food inspector, call (910) 451-2074. For information on the MCAS New River Commissary call (910) 449-6395, or on the Internet see http://www.newriver.usmc.mil/Welcomeaboard/ commissary.htm.

Mess Halls
Brig (MH 1041) 451-3163
Camp Geiger (MH G-640) 449-2010
Camp Johnson (MH M-455) 450-1515
Courthouse Bay (MH BB-125) 440-6136
MH FC-303 451-5410
MH FC-420 449-9654/9656
MH 9 450-6205
MH 122 451-2616
MH 227 450-9075
MH 4012 449-6807
MH 411 451-9451
MH 521 451-5118
Stone Bay (MH RR-135) 440-2023

MCAS New River Dining
Bowling Center Snack Bar 449-6731
Chow Hall AS-4012 449-6710
Corner Café 449-7669
Deli Dog 449-7669
Noble Roman's Pizza 449-0513
Subway 449-6987
Wendy's 346-6087

Education and Schools
On-Base Pre-School, Primary,
Intermediate, Middle and High Schools
On-Base education is provided to children of military families who live in base housing. Camp Lejeune has two primary, one intermediate, two elementary, one middle and one high school supporting approximately 3,200 students. The schools are part of the Department of Defense Elementary and Secondary Schools which fall under the Department of Defense Education Activity. Camp Lejeune Dependents Schools have a universal preschool program. To be eligible a child must turn four by Sept. 1 of the year they enter the program or be three years old and have special needs. To register children in the CLDS school system parents or guardians must reside in base housing or have a letter from the base housing office stating they will have base housing within 90 school days (one semester). Registration can be completed at any base school. Families with children in multiple grades can complete registration at a single school. For additional information, please contact the registrar at (910) 451-2461. Additionally, school information and handbooks are available on the Internet at http://www.am.dodea.edu/lejeune If you plan to live off base or have other school transition questions, please contact the School Liaison at (910) 449-9915 or visit http://www.mccslejeune.com/schools.

K-12 School Liaison Officer
Your School Liaison Officer is available to assist families with any issues related to K-12 education including public, private, home and DoD schools. Transition services are also available to support families as they prepare to PCS or after arrival at their new duty station. The school liaison has demographic information about schools as well as resources for free tutoring and student support services. Located in Building 1, Suite 137, the school liaison can also be reached at (910) 449-9915. Visit http://www.mccslejeune.com/schools or e-mail julie.fulton@usmc.mil for more information.

Lifelong Learning and Libraries
The Lifelong Learning Branch, Marine and Family Services Division, Marine Corps Community Services, Camp Lejeune oversees all off-duty education and library services. The John A. Lejeune Education Center, Building 825, is the primary off-duty education office at Camp Lejeune and offers adult and continuing education opportunities that enhance personal growth and career development. The various opportunities offered by the Lifelong Learning Branch include but are not limited to: Basic Skills Enhancement Program, Comprehensive Testing Program, Learning Lab, various college directories, Troops 2 Roughnecks Program, GED examination programs, High School Completion Program and the Discover Program. A research and study center is located inside the John A. Lejeune Education Center. For hours of operation, call (910) 451-3091. In-depth and comprehensive post-secondary programs are offered by various colleges on base leading toward completion of an associate, baccalaureate or master's degree.

The colleges aboard Camp Lejeune include:
Boston University
Campbell University
Coastal Carolina Community College
Craven Community College (New River Campus)
Fayetteville State University
Southern Illinois University
University of North Carolina- Wilmington
Webster University

Online Schools include:
American Military University
Nation Training
University of Phoenix
All schools are fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
The Lifelong Learning Branch also oversees the Harriotte B. Smith Library, the Camp Johnson Library and the research library housed in the John A. Lejeune Education Center.

The Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support Testing Center provides testing services for GED, CLEP, SAT, GRE, LSAT, GMAT and other standardized aptitude tests. Correspondence courses are also available through DANTES. Call for complete education services, VA information, counseling and administrative services:
Education Counselors 451-3091
Testing Center 451-3092
American Military University 451-0362
Boston University 451-5574
Boston University
(MCAS New River) 449-6459
Campbell University 451-2836/3097
Campbell University
(MCAS New River) 449-6600
Coastal Carolina
Community College 451-2391
Coastal Carolina Community
College (MCAS New River) 449-6926
Craven Community College 581-0656
Fayetteville State University 672-2960
National Training 450-9207
Southern Illinois University 451-5575
Southern Illinois University (MCAS New River) 449-6250
Troops 2 Roughnecks 451-3715
University of North Carolina- Wilmington (Main Office) 455-2310
University of North Carolina- Wilmington 451-5457
University of Phoenix 451-2580
Webster University (Mainside) 451-0951

Library
The main library aboard Camp Lejeune carries on a tradition of excellence borne of its namesake, Harriotte B. "Happy" Smith. Although not a Marine by profession, Harriotte's influence upon the Marine Corps extended over more than 50 years through her numerous accomplishments as a Marine wife and leader in the local community. Harriotte's achievements were recognized in the naming of the Camp Lejeune Library.

More than 100,000 timeless classics, bestsellers, reference works, children's books, DVDs, CDs, and a wide selection of magazines and many newspapers are available from Harriotte B. Smith Library and the library system. The Harriotte B. Smith Library has been awarded Premier Library Status. Only five military libraries in the DoD have this title; Harriotte B. Smith Library is the only one with this distinction in the Marine Corps. A reference service is available by calling (910) 451-3178. The main library's hours are: Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.; and Saturday and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. For more information, call (910) 451-5724.

At Camp Johnson, the library at Building M-607 is open Monday through Friday, 12:30 to 9 p.m.; and Sunday, 12:30 to 7 p.m. For more information, call (910) 450-0844.

At MCAS New River, the library (first floor of Building AS213) is open Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.; Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and closed Sunday. For more information call (910) 449-6715.

Employment
If you are the spouse of an active-duty service member, you may be entitled to the Spouse's Preference Program, established by the Department of Defense, when applying for certain positions.

There are two offices on base that offer employment listings:

For civil service positions, contact the Human Resources Office East aboard Camp Lejeune at the main gate, 33 Holcomb Blvd., at (910) 451-5840 or visit http://www.lejeune.marines.mil/hroeast. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The Human Resources Division, Marine Corps Community Services, Camp Lejeune is housed in Building 1401 on West Road and offers non-appropriated fund job listings and training. Marine Corps Community Services employs more than 2,200 dedicated professionals at Camp Lejeune to serve the military community in various capacities. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday,

8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mail résumés or applications for Marine Corps Community Services, Camp Lejeune to Marine Corps Community Services (Attn: Human Resources), 1401 West Road, Camp Lejeune, NC 28547-2539. For further information, contact the Job Information Line at (910) 451-JOBS (5627) or visit http://www.mccslejeune.com and click on "human resources employee information." All applicants for employment are required to meet certain eligibility requirements including a criminal background check and ability to provide appropriate identification documents. Positions are available in a wide variety of areas such as: retail sales, food service, maintenance, finance and accounting, recreation and clerical support. Marine Corps Community Services, Camp Lejeune is an equal opportunity employer.

Career Transition Assistance and Family Member Employment Assistance Programs
The Career Resource Management Center provides the necessary tools and information to enable all separating service members and their families to make an effective transition from military to civilian life. CRMC provides Internet access for job hunting, employment-ready workshops, individual career counseling, career expos, the mandatory Transition Assistance Program workshop and Pre-Separation briefs. The Family Member Employment Assistance Program assists those family members seeking local employment. Services that are provided to family members consist of computer classes, résumé writing assistance, individualized career counseling, workshops (tailored to the family member), research materials/resources and current local employment listings. To utilize these services, call (910) 449 9706. The two FMEAP centers are located in the Tarawa Terrace housing area, Building 2475, (910) 450-1676 and at Russell Marine & Family Services Center, Building 40, Brewster Boulevard.

Recreation Equipment Issue
Recreation Equipment Issue, a service of the Semper Fit Division, offers a large variety of items ranging from camping gear to formal tents, lawn and garden equipment, giant inflatable children's toys, trailers and campers. Hours of operation are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; and Saturday and Sunday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Items are available for a 24-hour period beginning at 8 a.m. Call (910) 451-1368/2360 for more information. Please visit http://www.mccslejeune.com/rec to see a full listing of items available for rent from this facility. MCAS New River gear issue can be reached at (910) 449-6387.

Marine Corps Exchange
The Marine Corps Exchange complex at Camp Lejeune is the largest in the Marine Corps. With more than 48 activities throughout the base, the Exchange offers a multitude of products and services. These include men's, women's and children's clothing, jewelry, cameras, electronics, CDs and DVDs, sporting goods and equipment, tactical gear, furniture, household items, automobile products, USMC memorabilia, toys, health and comfort items, supplementary food items and cosmetics. Many of the stores offer Western Union services. In addition to the Main Exchange, troop stores, family neighborhood stores, and convenience stores, the Marine Corps Exchange operates four military clothing sales stores across Camp Lejeune. A small selection of Navy and Coast Guard uniform items are also available. Hours of operation vary according to the demand of the customers they serve and are posted in each Exchange. Call (910) 451-5030 for more information.

Some of the other miscellaneous services available at Camp Lejeune, many located near the area exchanges, are barber shops, laundromats, and various vending operations, amusement games, car washes and car vacuums. Contracted services include GNC, a Gamestop video game shop, cellular telephone services, long-distance phone centers, computer centers, dry cleaners, a dive shop, a flower shop and optical services. For more information about any of these services, visit http://www.mccslejeune.com.

DESIGNinc
DESIGNinc is a full studio featuring custom T-shirts, plaques, awards and promotional items, as well as a full service frame shop. The staff there can turn your memorabilia into a masterpiece, create shirts your unit will want to wear, and help create presentations worthy of your employees. Located in Building 257, D Street, DESIGNinc is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call (910) 451-3209 for more information.

Marine and Family Services Division
The mission of Marine Corps Community Services is to take care of Marines, Sailors and their family members. The new operational tempo demands we go a step further by specifically addressing the special needs of the deploying Marine and his/her family. The Marine and Family Services Division is designed to take care of those needs by promoting individual and family readiness and helping to develop resilience in the customers they serve. The Division consists of the following branches: Marine Corps Family Team Building; Exceptional Family Member Program; New Parent Support Program; Counseling Services; Health Promotion; Personal Readiness and Community Support; Lifelong Learning; and Children, Youth and Teen Programs.

Marine Corps Family Team Building includes the following programs: Family Readiness Training, Family Readiness Officer Training, Family Readiness Briefs, Marriage Preparation Workshops, LINKS (Lifestyle, Insights, Networking, Knowledge, Skills), CREDO (Chaplain's Religious Education Development Operation), Lifeskills and PREP (Prevention and Relationship).

Family Readiness Training provides the required training for all potential unit volunteers. Classes are held monthly alternating between days and nights. The Family Readiness trainer can be reached at (910) 451-0176. Family Readiness Officer training is conducted to educate all new FROs on the organization of the Family Readiness Program and how to establish a volunteer network. This readiness training includes a variety of briefings to assist units in pre- and post-deployment concerns.

Pre-deployment briefs assist Marines and families in preparing for and coping with the changes and difficulties of deployment. Post-deployment briefs describe what to expect during a homecoming and provide tips that will help families get their relationships back to normal as quickly as possible. The "Kids and Deployment" brief assists parents in understanding the impact of deployment on children and offers creative ways to keep the connection between the child and the deployed parent.

LIFESKILLS offers marriage preparation, personality, parenting and family enrichment workshops. To register for any of the programs or to find out more about them, call (910) 451-0176.

L.I.N.K.S. is a mentoring program facilitated by spouses for spouses, teens, tweens, kids, parents and active duty military service members. Mentors offer tips and information to help other spouses get started in the Marine Corps family. In this training, students, both new to the Corps and old-timers, learn valuable tools to help them understand their unique role in the military community. The L.I.N.K.S. Team Leaders can be contacted at (910) 451-1299.

The New Parent Support Program assists families in many ways that friends and family often do when back at home. The program provides assistance (such as home visitation and parenting classes) to active duty families expecting a child or with a child (or children) less than six years of age, free of charge. New parents learn valuable skills that get them on the right path to parenthood—skills that will last them a lifetime. Call (910) 449-9501 to sign up for Baby Boot Camp.

The Exceptional Family Member Program provides assistance to active duty personnel with family members who have special needs before, during and after relocation due to Permanent Change of Station orders. The staff members of this branch provide resources and advocate for your exceptional family member. It is a mandatory program (MCO P1754.4A) for active duty members with a special needs' family member. The EFMP offices are located in the Russell Marine & Family Services Center, Building 40, on Brewster Boulevard. Call (910) 451-4394 for more information.

The Counseling Services Center, located in Building 798, Brewster Boulevard, makes professional individual, marital and family counseling services available to military members and their families. Intervention and treatment for domestic violence and victim advocacy services are provided through the Family Advocacy Program. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Call (910) 451-2864/ 2876 for further information. Health Promotion offers assessments, intervention and structured classes on topics such as Alcohol and Substance Abuse, Tobacco Cessation, Drug Demand Reduction, Stress Management, Suicide Prevention and more. Call (910) 451-0822 for more information about specific questions about these topics. Personal Readiness and Community Support supports unit commanders by providing information and guidance to service members and their families regarding relocation and transition assistance and financial management. For more information, call (910) 451-0287.

Additional programs, provided by contractors, fall under the Marine & Family Services umbrella. Families OverComing Under Stress (FOCUS) works with families to provide guidance and advocacy apart from the military system. Their highly trained case workers help families recognize and prevent the unique stress and anxieties felt by many military members in their day to day lives. Military & Family Life Consultants are available to help service members, spouses, family members and children with marriage and relationship tips, deployment/reintegration issues, parenting, communication, stress, anxiety, depression, grief and daily life issues. Consultations and trainings are free and anonymous (no records are kept). MFLC appointments can be made after-hours, weekends or for large groups. Call (910) 478-5039 or (910) 546-1114 to schedule an appointment.

Community Centers
The Tarawa Terrace and Midway Park Community Centers offer special classes in a variety of activities and serve as a gathering area for their respective communities. Please call the centers for more information. The Midway Park Community Center can be reached at (910) 451-1807; the Tarawa Terrace Center phone number is (910) 450-1687.

Theaters
The Camp Lejeune Base Theater is located in Building 19 on McHugh Boulevard and offers a variety of recently released movies on a daily basis. Call (910) 451-1759 for current showings and information. The Midway Park Theater also shows movies daily, and offers private party packages during the week. Please check the schedules for both theaters at http://www.mccslejeune.com/movies. New River Air Station Movie Theater information line is (910) 449-6292.

Single Marine Program
The Single Marine Program serves as the voice for single, unaccompanied Marines and any other single active duty service member in identifying quality of life concerns, developing initiatives to address those concerns, and providing recommendations through advocacy, recreational trips and activities, special events and community involvement. They accomplish this through monthly council meetings comprised of unit representatives in six geographical areas of Camp Lejeune. In each of these areas, the SMP runs Recreation Centers, catering primarily to Marines who live at Camp Lejeune. These "homes-away-from-home" are equipped with the latest in recreation activities including video games, movies, large-screen TVs, computers, free Wi-Fi and planned special events. The centers provide a comfortable setting for leisure time activities and relaxation. Each center contains a snack bar featuring a variety of foods/beverages for the convenience of the patrons.

Additionally, the SMP functions as the administrator for Operation Noble Heart, Camp Lejeune's volunteer program. The SMP staff matches those wanting to volunteer with non-profit organizations and special events, keeps track of volunteer hours, and ensures that those hours are formally recognized in the military members' official records. The Camp Lejeune SMP program HQ is located in Building 564 on M Street. This office is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; closed weekends and holidays. Call (910) 451-4642 for more information.

The Recreation Centers are located at:
Camp Geiger, TC 1005 449-0105
Camp Johnson, Building M-424 450-1058
Central Area, Building 62 451-1942
Courthouse Bay, Building 27 440-7462
French Creek, Building FC-330 451-1446
Stone Bay (Maggie's Drawers), Building RR-49 440-2609

Other Services Organizations
The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society provides financial assistance for active-duty and retired military and family members. The society also provides financial counseling to military members and their families, layettes and visiting nurses who provide assistance to families with infants, house-bound retirees, widows and widowers. The office is located in Building 400. Call (910) 451 5644 for more information.

The American Red Cross provides counseling, emergency communications, financial/emergency assistance and referral services to military personnel and their families. The office is located in Building 1108. Call (910) 451-2173 for more information.

The Armed Services YMCA has provided services to the military since 1861. Established on Dec. 31, 1998 at Camp Lejeune, the ASYMCA is committed to carrying out its many programs and its mission—to provide our nation's young and often inexperienced military, the quality-of-life support they need to build solid careers, strong families, and to help them establish a secure place in the communities where their military duties take them.

Camp Lejeune programs consist of:
The Backdoor Boutique, which provides new and/or gently used items to junior enlisted service members and their families.
Infant and Toddler Car Seat Rental Program, which allows rentals of infant and toddler car seats for up to three months.
Sight for Students provides free eye exams and glasses for qualified students up to age 18.
Helping Hands offers immediate relief to qualified military families in need.
Parent/child interaction courses for children nine months to 12 years of age.

Information
Phone Information
The base operator can be reached at (910) 451 1110. For the time and temperature information line, call (910) 451-3000. For base closure, emergency information and reporting instructions call (910) 451-1717.

The area code for Camp Lejeune and the surrounding area is 910. Generally, phone prefixes are 440, 451 or 450 (DSN 751 or 750) for Camp Lejeune and 449 (DSN 752) for New River.

When dialing from base to a local, off-base number, dial 99, then the desired number. For base-to-base calls, dial the seven-digit phone number. For DSN calls, dial 94, then the desired number.

Medical and Dental Care
Ambulance Service
Ambulance Service, (call 911), is available to anyone aboard Camp Lejeune when emergency medical treatment and emergency transportation is essential to save life or limb or to prevent serious deterioration of an existing medical problem. Ambulance service aboard the base is provided by the MCB Fire & Emergency Services Division under Base Department of Public Safety. Ambulance service for off-base locations is available through the Onslow County Rescue Squad Association by calling (910) 455-9119 (outside Jacksonville, call (800) 682-9111).

Naval Hospital
The Naval Hospital staff is pleased to serve our growing military community through excellence in patient and family-centered care, readiness and professional development. They provide primary care and specialty care to 118,000 Department of Defense TRICARE-eligible beneficiaries. They provide primary care and specialty care for active duty members and their families enrolled in TRICARE Prime.

The Naval Hospital health care delivery team is comprised of 2,000 officer, enlisted, civil service and contract personnel who strive to make the hospital the number one hospital for patient and staff satisfaction and medical training.

Active duty and their family members should report to the Camp Lejeune Reception Center, Building 59, located on Molly Pitcher Drive aboard Marine Corps Base. The hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The phone number for TRICARE is (877) 874-2273. Service representatives located at the reception center will provide assistance with new enrollments, Primary Care Manager Change Requests, TRICARE benefits questions and claims issues.

It is mandatory that all active duty service members enroll in TRICARE Prime. Other beneficiaries that may enroll in TRICARE Prime include active duty family members, retirees and their family members, or survivors. Certain Reserve component members and their family members are also included. Enrollment capacity varies and space availability is subject to change.

Access to Care: For emergency care, call 911 or proceed to the nearest emergency room. The hospital offers Nurse Advice Line 24 hours a day at (910) 450-HELP (4357). Patients may not necessarily need an appointment to see a doctor. Patients should call the Nurse Advice Line to speak to a nurse. The nurse will make an assessment and determine any health care needs. If needed, the nurse can refer patients to the Emergency Room or schedule an appointment for the appropriate after-hours clinic with a PCM. Patients should call (910) 450-HELP (4357) to schedule a medical appointment or speak to an Advice Nurse. Appointments may be scheduled online by visiting http://www.tricareonline.com. Patients are strongly encouraged to call or go online to cancel appointments they no longer need so that the appointment slots can be offered to other beneficiaries calling in for appointments. For more information about the hospital visit http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nhcl.

Naval Dental Center
The Naval Dental Center was established as the Dental Department, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in the early 1940s. On Jan. 1, 1975, it became a tenant command and was renamed the Naval Regional Dental Center.

The name was changed again June 30, 1985, to the Naval Dental Clinic as part of the reorganization of the Naval Medical Command. It was then renamed once more as the Naval Dental Center Oct. 1, 1990, with the reintroduction of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery.

On July 19, 1994, the Naval Dental Center and 2nd Dental Battalion, 2nd Force Service Support Group, merged under one command element providing comprehensive dental support to the active duty military personnel of II MEF. The clinics provide space-available dental care to eligible family members and military retirees.

More than 40,000 family members in the Camp Lejeune area are enrolled in the Family Member Dental Plan. This volunteer program, sponsored by the United Concordia Companies, Inc., covers comprehensive dental care for family members of active duty personnel who choose to have their dental care provided by a private dentist in the local Onslow County area.

For more information, call:
Camp Geiger Dental Clinic 449-0122
Camp Johnson Dental Clinic 450-0905
Courthouse Bay Dental Clinic 450-7147
Dental Clinic 451-5705
French Creek H1 Dental Clinic 451-6122
Mainside Dental Clinic 451-1658
MCAS New River Dental Clinic 449-6515
Osborne Dental Clinic 451-1013

Newspapers
There are a number of newspaper organizations that service the local area. Following is a listing of these organizations:
Advertiser News 285-2178
The Daily News (Jacksonville) 353-1171
The Globe 451-7440
Tideland News (Swansboro) 326-5066
Topsail Advertiser (Topsail Island) 328-3033
Richlands-Beulaville Topsail Voice (Sneads Ferry) 270-2944
Wilmington-Star News 343-2000

Pets
Dogs, cats, tropical fish, turtles, guinea pigs, white mice, gerbils and caged birds are the only pets authorized in family housing. Other pets must be specifically authorized in writing by the Commanding Officer, Marine Corps Base. Pets in base housing must be registered with the Base Vet Clinic, (910) 450-2111.

Domestic animals that display traits of aggression represent an undue risk to the safety and tranquility of MCB Camp Lejeune and its personnel. The Commandant of the Marine Corps identified breeds of domestic animals that have a tendency for aggression as "Prohibited breeds." Full or mixed breeds of Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, wolf hybrids, or any canine breed with dominant traits geared toward aggression, as determined by the Base Veterinarian, are prohibited aboard Camp Lejeune.

Incoming personnel with pets must register their pets prior to assignment to a PPV housing unit. In order to register the pet with the Base Veterinarian you must provide proof of a civilian or military veterinarian certification of required vaccination and a functioning microchip identification device. Registration with the Base Veterinarian and proof of registration must be provided to the Military Housing Office in order to be placed on an active waiting list. Upon receipt of an application for housing, prospective residents will be provided more detailed information about pet registration requirements and prohibited breeds. For more information, call (910) 450-1628 or visit the Military Housing Office website at http://www.lejeune.marines.mil/family_housing.

Postal Services
Camp Lejeune offers full service post offices for service members and their families. Call the United States Postal Service at (800) 275-8777 or the nearest post office for more information:
Camp Lejeune 451-5555
Camp Johnson 450-0860
Camp Geiger 449-0273
Courthouse Bay 450-7349
D Street 451-3598
French Creek 451-5250
MCAS New River 449-6397
Naval Hospital 450-4595
Rifle Range 450-2919
Tarawa Terrace 353-3185

Public Affairs
Camp Lejeune public affairs offices support the various major commands. Each public affairs section supports its individual commander and the respective subordinate commands. The major internal information mediums (The Globe, LCTV 10, http://www.lejeune.marines.mil and the Holcomb Boulevard Marquee) belong to the Base Public Affairs Office at (910) 451-7440.

For more information regarding public affairs at Camp Lejeune call:
II MEF PAO 451-5260/7200
2nd Marine Division PAO 450-6575
2nd MLG PAO 451-3538
Base PAO 451-7440
LCTV-10 451-7063
MARSOC PAO 440-0770
Naval Hospital PAO 450-4463
The Globe 451-7420

Marine Corps Base PAO
Internal Information
Internal information is geared toward using various media outlets to inform and educate a command audience (to include family members, retirees and civilian Marines). Internal information includes The Globe, LCTV-10, an electronic marquee in front of the Exchange Annex and the Camp Lejeune website, and Facebook, Twitter and Flickr sites. The Globe is published on a weekly basis. It brings readers the latest news and information from the Corps and Coastal Carolina. The Globe was recently recognized as the Marine Corps' best metro style newspaper. Get your copy of The Globe at more than 600 locations in Jacksonville and Onslow County or read it online at http://www.camplejeuneglobe.com.

LCTV-10
LCTV-10 is part of the television production section at Camp Lejeune. The Lejeune Cable Television Channel informs Marines, Sailors, civilians and the base residents about Camp Lejeune, its programs and the people who work and live here. Programming includes a star show entitled "The Globe Newscast." Other programming ranges from recreational news to Marine Corps news. The format includes weather forecasts for the Jacksonville area with date and time in addition to a bulletin board or scroll via the base LAN system. Information submitted must be approved for release through LCTV-10. For questions on how to submit information, contact the television production section at (910) 451-7063. This channel is web cast for members aboard the base. LCTV-10 strives to keep its viewers informed of the latest information, as well as all activities taking place to better ensure your tour here is enjoyable.

Internet
The Camp Lejeune website can be accessed by typing http://www.lejeune.marines.mil into the web address line on your computer. The site is maintained regularly and provides information about the base, services and emergency information. For updates or corrections please call (910) 451-7408. Additionally, find us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/camp.lejeune; follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/Camp_Lejeune; and view our Flickr photostream at http://www.flickr.com/photos/Camp-Lejeune.

External Information
External information is comprised of combat correspondents and media relations personnel. Our external information section regularly feeds local, regional and national print and broadcast outlets as well as Leatherneck and Marine Corps Times. Contact (910) 451-7423/7425 for more information.

Community Relations
The Community Relations section supports the military-civilian relationships between Camp Lejeune and local, state and national communities. Community Relations strives to boost public awareness of the unique elements and contributions of the Marine Corps and service members through public interaction with Marines and Sailors, their families and their equipment. As the face-to-face link to the greater Jacksonville area and beyond, Community Relations maintains a speakers bureau, meets on a regular basis with civic groups and compiles many Camp Lejeune publications including the Lejeune Calendar and the Base Guide. Community Relations requests originate in the Public Affairs Office. For more information about requests, the Base Guide or other Camp Lejeune publications, call (910) 451-7440, or visit http://www.lejeune.marines.mil.

Recycling
Camp Lejeune's Qualified Recycling Program reduces the amount of waste generated and disposed. The program includes office white paper pick-up, materials recovery facility and used oil recycling to support to all major subordinate commands located aboard the base. The recycling program provides five consolidated turn-in facilities located throughout MCB Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River for recycled material collection. Recyclable materials can be dropped off at these locations 24 hours per day, seven days a week. The recycling program accepts the following: aluminum and steel cans, glass, newspaper, corrugated cardboard, plastic beverage containers and office and mixed paper. Proceeds from the Qualified Recycling Program are used for program improvement, to provide instruction to residents, civilians and military personnel on what and how to recycle and to help pay for collection of recyclables. In addition, the recycling program helps meet the DoD 40 percent waste reduction goal.

Base Recycling
Camp Lejeune's QRP, with the assistance of the Base Landfill operations, provides recycling containers for the collection of the following: cardboard, glass, wood, comingled paper, steel, copper, textiles, batteries, aluminum and plastic collection containers. If a unit needs large exterior solid waste or recycling containers, they need to submit a work ticket to the Public Works Work Ticket Desk, (910) 451-3001, Building 1005. Requests for small interior containers utilized in break, snack and common area rooms may be submitted to the Recycling Office via phone at (910) 451-4214. For more information regarding solid waste and/or recycling contact the Landfill Office, (910) 451-4213 or the Recycling Office, (910) 451-4214.

Base Housing
ACTUS Atlantic Marine Corps Communities services all base housing active duty, spouses and dependent personnel living aboard the installation. Please refer to the ACTUS/AMCC housing manual for additional services, disposal requirements and recycling efforts. You are required to participate in and support the recycling programs in their work spaces and communities per North Carolina State Regulations and Base Orders. Your efforts to reduce waste volumes and to properly segregate and handle the solid wastes generated are very important. Curbside recycling and recycling drop-off centers are rapidly becoming available in local communities. Please familiarize yourself with the procedures for recycling in your community and feel free to contact the Base Landfill or Recycling Offices with any questions, concerns or requests for support.

Household Hazardous Materials
The Environmental Management Division has established a Household Hazardous Material Collection program for active duty military personnel and dependents residing in Base housing units. Bring your old and unused home and garage products to the collection site at Building 908 on Michael Road to ensure their proper disposal. Participants will be able to pick up reusable materials turned in by other participants. Items accepted by the HHM Program include household cleaners, solvent and thinners, paints, lighter fluids and used oil.

Used Oil Recycling
Used oil from privately owned vehicles is a major polluter of our nation's environment. Base residents changing the oil in personal vehicles are required to dispose of the oil properly. The base auto hobby shop, some commercial auto supply retailers, and the Household Hazardous Material Program located at Building 908 on Michael Road will accept your oil. Call (910) 451-2042 for more information.

Religious Activities
For the location and meeting schedule of religious activities, contact the Camp Lejeune Chaplain's Office at (910) 451-3210.

MCB Chapel Schedule
Eastern Orthodox
Camp Johnson Chapel
Building M-16 of St. Nicholas
Divine Liturgy Sunday, 10 a.m. Holy Days TBA, 6 p.m.
For more information, please call (910) 451-8691 or (910) 450-0991.

Jewish
The Jewish Chapel
Building 67
Sabbath Service Friday, 6 p.m.
Jewish School Sunday, 10 a.m.

Latter Day Saints
Camp Geiger Chapel
Worship Service Sunday, 5 p.m.
For more information call Elder Madsen at (910) 381-5318.

Protestant
Mainside Protestant Chapel
Building 16
Worship Service Sunday, 10 a.m.
Children's Church and Youth Service provided.

Religious Education
Building 67 (Second Deck-Room 226)
Navigators Men's
Bible Study Wednesday, 7 p.m.
PWOC Bible Study Tuesday, 9 a.m.
Youth Group
(2T1:7 LIVE) Sunday, 5 to 7 p.m.

Midway Park Chapel
Traditional Worship Service
Sunday, 10:30 a.m.
Youth Group, Children's
Church-Nursery provided.
Religious Education Sunday, 9:15 a.m.
Evening Bible Study Sunday, 5 p.m.

Tarawa Terrace Chapel
Main TT Chapel, Building TT-2469
Worship Service Sunday, 10:30 a.m.

Religious Education
Sunday School Sunday, 10:30 a.m.
Bible Study Wednesday, 7 p.m.
Women's Bible Study Wednesday, 10:30 a.m.
Men's Worship Saturday, 8:30 a.m.

Courthouse Bay Chapel
Main Courthouse Bay Chapel, Building BB-16
Worship Service Sunday, 4 p.m.
(As of Aug. 1, 2010)

Religious Education
Bible Study Sunday, 5:15 p.m.
Bible Study (Students) Tuesday, 11 a.m.
Bible Study (Staff) Thursday, 11:30 a.m.

Camp Geiger Chapel
Main Camp Geiger Chapel, Building TC 601
Worship Service Sunday, 5 p.m.

Camp Johnson Chapel
Main Camp Johnson Chapel, Building M-16
Worship Service Sunday, 8:30 a.m.

Roman Catholic
Saint Francis Xavier Chapel
Building 17
Weekend Masses Saturday, 5 p.m.
Sunday, 8 and 11 a.m.
Traditional Latin Mass 9:30 a.m.
Weekday Masses
Monday through Thursday, 11:45 a.m.
Exposition of the
Blessed Sacrament ONLY 1st Friday of
each month, 11:45 a.m., Benediction at 6 p.m.
Holy Day Masses
TBA, 11:45 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Confessions Saturday, 3:45 p.m. to 4:45 p.m.,
or by appointment, 451-3210.
Baptism Saturday, 3 p.m.
Baptismal Class 1st Wednesday of every month in Building 67, 2nd floor, 5:30 p.m. or by appointment, (910) 451-3210.

Religious Education:
CCD, Brewster
Middle School Sunday, 9:30 a.m.
RCIA:
Catholic Chapel Annex Tuesday, 6 p.m.
YAM (Young
Adult Ministry) Wednesday, 6:30 p.m.
For additional information, please contact the MCB Chaplain Office, (910) 451-3210. For emergencies, please contact MCB CDO, (910) 451-2414. Other faith provisions (Muslim, Buddhist, Islam, etc), please call (910) 451-3210.

Chaplain's Religious Education Development Operation has a goal to help people grow toward increased functional ability, spiritual maturity, and acceptance of responsibility and enhance readiness. CREDO has two- and three-day retreats that are funded by Headquarters Marine Corps. CREDO can be contacted at (910) 450-1668.

Safety Initiatives
There are a number of safety initiatives that have been enacted to protect the Marines, Sailors, civilians and family members aboard MCB Camp Lejeune. Three issues you should be aware of are:

1. Voluntary Protection Program—The Occupational Safety and Health Administration VPP began in 1982 to recognize workplace excellence in promoting worker safety and health. VPP recognizes outstanding efforts to implement effective safety and health management systems. The VPP Center of Excellence is a Department of Defense initiative to achieve significant improvement in safety performance at military installations and organizations. DoD VPP CX is assisting MCB Camp Lejeune in achieving OSHA VPP "Star Status." MCB Camp Lejeune is one of two MCIEAST installations participating in the OSHA VPP.

2. Enterprise Safety Application Management System—A web enabled database that instantly connects employees, supervisors, managers and safety professionals. ESAMS is a tool that assists in effectively managing all aspects of safety and health programs, to include inspections, mishaps/investigations, training, medical surveillance, job hazard analysis and much more. MCB Camp Lejeune is the first of seven MCIEAST installations to utilize ESAMS.

3. All Terrain Vehicle/Utility Vehicle Safety Training—The training offers students an opportunity to increase their safety knowledge in ATV/UTV driving and to practice basic riding skills in a controlled environment. ATV/UTV safety course card issued upon completion. To register, logon to: http://www.navymotorcyclerider.com.

4. Safety Fairs—Upon unit request, MCB Camp Lejeune Base Safety Office can support with several items to enhance traffic safety awareness: seatbelt convincer, golf carts with fatal vision goggles course, drive simulators and the Vince and Larry crash test dummies.

5. Restricted Road Use—Catfish Lake Road (between NC Highways 58 and 70) is restricted from use by military personnel on or off duty per MCIEAST Order 5100.3.

Base Tax Center
Base Tax Center is located in Building 50. The tax center offers service members free tax filing and advice. Hours of operation during tax season are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday, 8 a.m. to noon. Wednesday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. are reserved for appointments, both individuals and units. Off season hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call (910) 451-3030/5287 for more information.

Television
For those living in base housing, cable television service is available through Charter Communications. The office is located in Building 2475 and can be reached at (800) 955-7766.

Transportation
Airline transportation can be arranged to or from any point in the world through the Commercial Travel Office located in Building 1231, Suite 204 in the Main Exchange Complex, (910) 451-3788. The office in the Main Exchange is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Various airlines provide local service at Jacksonville's Albert Ellis Airport (25 miles from base), Kinston Airport (60 miles from base), Wilmington Airport (60 miles from base) and Raleigh-Durham International Airport (150 miles from base). Consult your Yellow Pages for a travel agent or airline of your choice. Commercial bus transportation is available at Building 235 (Base Bus Terminal). No reservations are needed. Scheduled buses depart daily, 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. between Camp Lejeune and Jacksonville. Call (910) 451-7000 for more information.

Military bus transportation is available from the base bus terminal with stops at base housing areas, Marine Corps Exchange, Commissary, Stone Bay, Courthouse Bay, Camp Geiger, Onslow Beach, Naval Hospital and other points.

Taxi service is available 24 hours a day throughout the Jacksonville area and charges are set at fair market rates. A typical taxi ride from the Jacksonville airport to Camp Lejeune costs approximately $26 to $40. Most commercial taxi companies are authorized to pick-up and deliver passengers on base.

Travel
All Points Travel is available to meet all your leisure travel needs. All Points Travel is part of the ITT (Information, Tickets and Tours) Office located at the MCX Mall. They can handle your leisure airline travel, cruises, packages, amusement park and event tickets, concerts and Amtrak needs. Call (910) 451-3288 for airline ticket reservations. Hours of operation aboard Camp Lejeune are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call (910) 451-3788 for more information. For more information on All Points Travel at MCAS New River, call (910) 449-6530.

Vehicle Rental
Rental cars and trucks are available through Enterprise Car Rental located in the Exchange Annex, (910) 451-7744.