Fleet & Family Support Center /
Community Support Center
Mission: To provide the highest quality, customer focused programs and services to sustain the military’s mission through personal, deployment and disaster preparedness. The FFSC’s commitment to providing these essential services to the military community is founded on competency, integrity and caring. We are here to assist and support you! Call or visit today.
Contact Us: NAS JRB: Call us at (504) 678-7569. Our NAS JRB office is located on Russell Avenue in Bldg. 370, next door to the base library. We offer services until 1800 on weekdays and 0900-1500 on Saturdays for your convenience. NSA: Call us at (504) 678-2647. Our NSA office is located in Bldg. 732, next door to the Personnel Support Detachment.
Programs & Services: All the resources you need are here!
Information and Referral: Answers to your questions and assistance in accessing resources in the military and civilian communities.
Counseling: Consultation and counseling to help with troubling feelings (stress, sadness, frustration); concerns about marriage, children or job; difficulty coping; or just wanting to talk about experiences. Individual, marital and family counseling is available as well as assessments and counseling for children.
Life Skills Education: Workshops to strengthen and enrich with knowledge, skills and support. Programs include: Parenting, Couple’s Communication, Stress Management, Anger Management, New Spouse Orientation and Suicide Prevention.
Deployment Readiness: Pre-, Mid- and Post-Deployment programs provide information, coping tips, and support.
Personal Financial Management (PFM): One-on-one consultation and budget counseling; classes on budgeting and financial planning; and training for Command Financial Specialists.
New Parent Support Program: Parenting education, support and home visits for expectant and new parents.
Transition Assistance Program (TAP): Educational programs and assistance for service members leaving the military, to ensure a smooth transition to civilian life.
Family Employment Readiness Program (FERP): Workshops, consultation, and assistance on job searches, career planning, resume writing, interview techniques, and more.
Relocation Assistance: Information and resources to make the moving process as smooth as possible. Workshops include “Smooth Move” and “Newcomers Orientation.”
Family Advocacy Program (FAP): Awareness and prevention programs on domestic abuse and child abuse; intervention; victim advocacy; and case management services.
Sexual Assault Victim Intervention (SAVI) Program: Prevention and response to sexual assault through awareness, education and victim advocacy.
Disaster Preparedness & Recovery: Practical assistance, information, referrals, and support to address coping, recovery, and preparedness needs, getting resettled, resolving claims, and coping with housing, finances, schools, child care, employment, health care, etc.
