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Navy Wounded Warrior- NAS Oceana

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Navy Wounded Warrior (NWW) is the Navy’s sole organization for coordinating the non-medical care of seriously wounded, ill, and injured Sailors and Coast Guardsmen, and providing resources and support to their families and caregivers. Through proactive leadership, the program provides individually-tailored assistance designed to optimize the success of the wounded warriors’ recovery, rehabilitation, and reintegration activities.

NWW helps Sailors and Coast Guardsmen return to duty, and, when that’s not possible, the program works collaboratively with federal agencies, and state and local organizations to ease wounded warriors back into their communities.

How does NWW operate?
Regional NWW non-medical care management teams work with wounded warriors and their families to identify their goals and develop plans to achieve them. The teams are led by a regional director, and recovery care coordinators oversee the development and execution of wounded warriors’ Comprehensive Recovery Plans (CRPs). Non-medical care managers anticipate enrollees’ daily non-medical needs and resolve any issues that surface during the recovery process.

NWW headquarters, which is based in Washington, D.C., is divided into four components: Policy and Enrollment; Quality Assurance; Program Support; and Pay and Entitlements.

What is CRP?
A CRP is an individualized plan developed by the non-medical care management team, the service member, and his or her family or caregiver, which identifies and prioritizes their goals. The CRP is a tool that helps service members remain on course throughout recovery, rehabilitation, and reintegration.

How do Sailors and Coast Guardsmen enroll in NWW?
Sailors and Coast Guardsmen may self-refer to the program or be referred by family, command leadership, or medical providers.

Who is eligible for enrollment?
NWW enrollment is available to seriously wounded, ill, and injured Sailors and Coast Guardsmen, including:

  • OIF/OEF/OND casualties
  • Shipboard and training accidents
  • Liberty accidents
  • Serious medical and psychological conditions (e.g, cancer, PTS)
  • What is non-medical care management?
  • Regional NWW non-medical care management teams tailor support to each enrolled service member’s needs.
  • Support includes assistance with:
  • Comprehensive Recovery Plan
  • Adaptive sports and reconditioning
  • Pay and personnel issues
  • Invitational Travel Orders
  • Lodging and housing adaptation
  • Child and youth care
  • Transportation needs
  • Education benefits and training and employment opportunities Commissary and Exchange access Respite care TBI/PTS support services Transition assistance and much more

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Navy Gold Star Program – NAS Oceana

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Navy Gold Star is the Navy’s official program for providing long-term support to surviving families of Sailors who pass while on Active Duty. If you are visiting this page because you are a surviving family member of a deceased service member, please accept our most heartfelt sympathy and gratitude for your loved one’s service and sacrifice in defending our nation.

Navy Gold Star is an inclusive program – regardless of your loved one’s military branch, location, or manner of death. Our commitment to you is that regardless of the branch of service, we will provide you with support and help you locate your branch’s survivor services. Navy Gold Star support coordinators provide dedicated outreach and support when, and for as long as, you desire. Our coordinators are located all over the United States and are ready to help you in any way they can.

Your loved one has given the ultimate sacrifice, and we know that there is nothing we can say or do that will completely comfort you in your loss. There is no greater calling than to serve our nation with honor. We are dedicated to delivering on the promise of taking care of our own by providing support to surviving families. For us, there is no greater duty than to support the families of those who have died in service to our nation.

ELIGIBILITY

Personnel eligible to participate in the NGS program include the widow, parents, and the next of kin. The term “widow” includes widower; the term “parents” includes mother, father, stepmother, stepfather, mother through adoption, father through adoption, and foster parents who stood in loco parentis; the term “next of kin” only includes children, brothers, sisters, half-brothers, and half-sisters; and the term “children” includes stepchildren and children through adoption.

Enrollment in the Navy Gold Star program does not provide or grant authorization to Survivors for additional benefits/privileges beyond what the Survivor was entitled to prior to the death of the service member.

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Relocation Assistance Programs-NAS Oceana

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Relocation Assistance Programs – Foreign-Born Spouses Connection

Feeling lonely, homesick, or isolated? Just want to talk to someone from your part of the world? Join other foreign-born military spouses to network and share resources, discuss the American way of life, develop friendships, and learn about the many resources available to make your new life experience positive.

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Relocation Assistance Programs – Overseas Transfer Workshop

Will you be transferring overseas soon? This helpful single-session workshop is a great way to prepare yourself and your family for this challenging adventure. Information will be provided on household goods and auto shipment, financial planning, travel arrangements and passports, personal security, and culture shock. Open to active duty service members, spouses, and dependents 12 years and older.

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Relocation Assistance Programs – Smooth Move Workshop

Transferring to a new duty station? This single-session workshop offers tips to help make your move as “painless” as possible! Topics include hints on shipping household goods, travel and financial planning, entitlements, family preparation, and ways to reduce relocation stress. Open to all active duty, retiring, and separating military personnel, and their families.

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Personal Financial Management Programs-NAS Oceana

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Art Of Money Management

This workshop provides in-depth instruction and information on developing successful money management skills. Topics include understanding and using credit, Navy pay and allowances, spending strategies, and how to save and invest.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Blended Retirement System

The BRS Overview will cover the difference between the Legacy or High 3 retirement system and the new Blended Retirement System which took effect on January 1 2018.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Car Buying Strategies

Looking for a car? Don’t get taken for a ride! Learn all the important do’s and don’ts BEFORE you step onto the car lot in this single-session program. Topics include negotiating, trade-ins, discounts, financing, high-pressure sales tactics, and tricks to watch out for.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – CFS Forum And Financial Town Hall Meeting

This quarterly forum is designed to update the Command Financial Specialist, senior leadership, Command Career Counselors, and other interested command leadership about current and emerging financial issues.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – CFS Refresher Training

Review and sharpen skills learned in Command Financial Specialist Training which include the financial planning worksheet, solution-focused financial counseling, and developing your CFS program.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – CFS Training

This five-day interactive training seminar covers the basics of personal financial management and serves as a foundations for those selected by their Command to serve as CFSs.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Consumer Awareness

Have you ever made a purchase that you later regretted? It’s a jungle out there, and this single-session workshop will teach you how to be a savvy consumer. Topics include avoiding purchasing pitfalls, how to exercise your consumer rights, methods for resolving consumer complaints, and ways to access consumer advocacy resources.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Credit Management

This single-session workshop provides valuable information on establishing a credit history, choosing and using credit and debit cards, debt-to-income ratio, consumer installment loans, credit reports, and effectively managing your credit.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Developing Your Spending Plan

Program offered only as a command-requested program. Not available as all-comers — no scheduled program dates. Do you want to get control of your financial life? This single-session workshop can help you develop a realistic spending plan. With this spending plan in place, you’ll be on your way to paying your bills on time and achieving your short and long-term financial goals.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Family Financial Planning

Family Financial Planning is a course that illustrates the costs involved in starting a family, or adding to your existing family, and emphasizes the need for preparing financially to cover those costs.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Financial Leadership Seminar

This four-hour training is for non-CFS trained E-7s and above. It provides a basic understanding of typical military financial problems, helps participants develop skills in handling a financial crisis, and creates an awareness of resources available.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Financial Planning For Deployment

Planned and unplanned deployments are a fact of life in the Navy. This course provides information to help learners effectively manage their finances during deployment.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Home Buying

Buying a house is the most significant purchase many people will ever make. This course is designed to increase the knowledge and comfort level of first-time home buyers and serve as a refresher for repeat home buyers.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Homeownership

VHDA’s Home Ownership workshop is designed to take the mystery out of buying a home. Learn more about managing personal finances and credit, working with a lender and real estate agent, and completing the loan process and home inspection. You’ll also learn ways to protect your investment as a homeowner.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – How To Survive The Holidays Financially

Learn how to reduce the financial stress of the holidays. This 90-minute workshop helps participants plan for holiday spending and make the most effective use of money this holiday season. Offered seasonally and at command request. Offered Seasonally. Call the center nearest you for more information or to schedule a class at your command.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Marriage And Money

This course is intended to provide awareness for married couples and those intending to get married on the importance of effective preparation, communication, and collaboration in achieving financial fitness and reaching financial goals. This course also includes a section on preparing financially for divorce.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Million Dollar Sailor

A two-day interactive program for active duty service members, reservists, retirees, and family members who are financially stable and are looking for more in-depth information on topics such as financial goal setting and implementation, debt reduction, savings, investing, and long-term wealth building.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Money And The Move

Relocating due to a permanent change of station assignment can be exciting, but it can also be expensive. Even though the government provides relocation allowances, many families find that a move puts a strain on their budget. This course is for active-duty service members and their spouses who are relocated due to reassignment or transition.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Paying For College

This course provides information on sources of funding for higher education, focusing on financial aid resources, college savings plans, and tax incentives.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Paying Off Your Student Loans

This course provides awareness of student loan debt management strategies so that learners can improve their current financial situations, avoid student loan delinquency or default, and repay student loans as quickly and inexpensively as possible.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Planning For Your Retirement

This single session, the interactive program introduces the basic concepts of financial retirement planning, including the military retirement system and the new Thrift Savings Plan (TSP). This is a must if you are leaving the military.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Raising Financially Fit Kids

This 90-minute interactive program is designed for parents of children of all ages. Parents will explore their own financial habits and skills, as well as learn techniques to teach their children to sound financial management skills.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Renting

Renting is a 60-minute course suitable for all potential renters. It is designed to increase the knowledge and comfort level of first-time renters and to serve as a refresher for repeat renters.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Saving And Investing

This single session, interactive program, suitable for all audiences, is designed to develop more in-depth knowledge and skills that will enable participants to save and invest wisely. Explore various investment options and learn which instrument best suits you and your individual goal.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Smart Transition Planning

Transitioning from the military to the civilian sector creates many changes, including changes to a service member’s income and benefits. Transitioning service members need to have a plan to help them determine their current financial situation, establish goals, and prepare adequately for future financial changes.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Survivor Benefit Plan

This course provides basic information on the key provisions of the Survivor Benefits Plan. This information will assist service members and their spouses in making informed decisions and SBP’s role in their retirement plan.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – The Teen Money Games

The Teen Money Game is a fun, interactive way to teach teens about decision making regarding their income and expenses

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Thrift Savings Plan

The Thrift Savings Plan provides all service members with the opportunity to get an immediate tax break while saving for their and their family’s future.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Vacation Planning

This is a 60-minute course designed to help service members plan for a vacation, including associated travel costs. Participants will also learn how to develop strategies to avoid overspending and accumulating excessive debt. This course is suitable for all audiences.

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Personal Financial Management Programs – Your Insurance Needs

Covers the basic types of insurance and what they can do for you including life, health, homeowners, and rental insurance, as well as SGLI and DIC.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs-NAS Oceana

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Military Life Skills Education Program – Single Parenting

This single-session workshop explores ways for active duty single parents to balance their military and parental responsibilities and looks at the opportunities and challenges of parenting alone in the military.

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Military Life Skills Education Program – STEP

Systematic Training for Effective Parenting (STEP) helps parents develop a positive and consistent approach to dealing with the special challenges of children ranging from early childhood to teen age.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs – Anger Management

Do you find your anger racing from zero to 60 at work or at home? BEAMS is a six-session, skill-building program for active duty service members and family members. The BEAMS course is designed to prevent anger from escalating to violence. Participants learn to develop new and effective coping strategies.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs – Building Healthy Relationships

The purpose of this training is to provide tools to enhance healthy relationships and educate military personnel and their families how to successfully nurture intimate relationships. Topics include emotional record keeping, expectations, communication and developing healthy habits.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs – Children And Divorce

This four-hour workshop addresses the pain and loss of a family breakup from the child’s perspective. Topics of discussion include typical reactions of children of different ages, things children need to hear, and what parents can do to help them through the pain.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs – Couples Workshop

Do you have trouble communicating with your partner? Do you find yourselves arguing a lot? This two-session workshop will help you improve your day-to-day communication, learn how to fight fair, problem-solve, and strengthen your relationship. Open to military beneficiaries and their partners.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs – Dads And Discipline

The culture of fatherhood is changing as dads become increasingly involved with their children. Dads are often seen as disciplinarians, yet come to the job with no specific training. This interactive, single-session class provides an opportunity for fathers to gain valuable, practical information about parenting.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs – Dual Military Parenting

Dual military parents face unique challenges in balancing military careers and family responsibilities. This workshop is intended to assist dual military parents navigate their unique military family lifestyle. Discussion topics include building healthy relationships, deployment readiness, parenting in a military family, family care plan, career planning, and sharing challenges and successes with dual military parents.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs – Enhancing Stepfamilies

This single-session workshop includes discussions on the myths of stepfamily living, the different roles a stepparent may assume, the stages a stepfamily goes through as they develop, and tips for handling discipline. The discussion also includes information on step parenting in a military family.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs – Love Thinks

Are you tired of the same dating traps like becoming involved too quickly, dishonesty from the start, or overlooking problem areas? Learn how to avoid common dating missteps when developing a new romance by attending “Love Thinks,” a program for single or newly-dating military members who are tired of playing dating games and are ready to keep it real.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs – Maintaining Respect In The Workplace

This two-hour evidence-informed program equips service members with practical tools to interact respectfully with the ultimate goal of reducing destructive behaviors in the workplace.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs – New Parent Resource Awareness Workshop

This four-hour workshop assists expectant service women as they make the transition into parenthood. Topics discussed include the Navy’s policy on pregnant servicewomen, Navy family care plans, housing information, Navy Marine Corps Relief Society and information about their budgeting for baby program, child care resources, FFSC programs and services, the WIC program, and information on career planning.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs – Parenting 411

This workshop provides expectant parents with information on what to expect from a newborn, as well as basic parenting skills for service members. Topics discussed are stages of development, how to handle crying, temper tantrums and alternative measures for discipline. Registration is open to first time expectant service members.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs – Parenting In A Military Family

This workshop explores what it means to discipline children and the ways it can be accomplished most effectively. It includes strategies for encouraging children to behave appropriately, communicating in ways that really work, and increasing cooperation.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs – Parenting Teens

This single-session workshop presents the physical, cognitive, social, and emotional developmental characteristics of teens, and parents’ reactions to the way adolescents handle these changes. Discussion topics include building healthy relationships, avoiding power struggles, and providing guidelines. This is an overview of the in-depth STEP teens multi-session program.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs – Personal Communications

Would you like to improve your personal communication skills? This educational group can make a difference! Participants learn about different communication styles, conflict resolution, and ways to develop more effective speaking and listening skills. Open to active duty military and family members.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs – Ready Navy

When an emergency strikes, knowing what to do can save lives, property, and time. One of the most important tools you or your family can have to protect yourself in possible emergencies is a family emergency plan. It is important to plan ahead as a family for all types of emergencies and responses. Everyone in the family should understand what to do, where to go, and what to take in the event of an emergency. Learn how to prepare, respond, and recover with FFSC’s Ready Navy public awareness program.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs – Spouse Newcomer Orientation

Are you newly married or getting married soon? Are you new to the area or to the military? Join us at this one-session workshop which provides a wide variety of helpful information about military life, including the challenges of deployment, expectations of the military, preparation for a mobile lifestyle, pay and allowances, housing, medical and dental care, recreational activities, financial planning and more.

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Military Life Skills Education Programs – Stress Management

Stress is an unavoidable fact of life. The way we handle stress can affect our personal and professional lives. Learn more about managing stress with techniques such as goal-setting, time management, and progressive relaxation.

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Family Employment and Transition Assistance Programs-NAS Oceana

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Family Employment / TAP – Job Network

Job Network is a monthly, one-hour employer panel comprised of three human resource personnel. Ask local and national employers what they like to see on resumes and how to prepare for interviews. Find out about open positions, their application process, and what benefits are available. Transitioners, separatees, and military family members are invited to attend.

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Family Employment / TAP – Job Search Strategies

Learn more about the crucial steps in the job search process. This single-session workshop covers everything from assessing the hidden job market to finding a job long-distance, including job searching on the internet.

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Family Employment / TAP – My Employment

This two-day workshop assists participants in considering career goals and how to position themselves for success in future careers.

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Family Employment / TAP – The Federal Employment System

In this single-session workshop, gain the advantage in your job search with the federal government by learning how to find vacancies and job listings, complete the application process, and how to understand standard qualifications and testing requirements.

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Family Employment / TAP – Transition Assistance Program

This three-day workshop is the mandatory Transition Core Curriculum Course (formerly Transition GPS) for military members who are retiring or separating from the military. The course is comprised of one-day of Department of Defense Training (Pre-Separation Counseling, My Transition Overview, Skills Identification, and Financial Preparedness for Transition), one-day Veterans Administration (VA) Benefits and Services Brief, and one-day Department of Labor (DOL) Employment Workshop.

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Family Employment / TAP – VA Disability Benefits Review

This day-long workshop sponsored by the Virginia Department of Veterans Services and FFSC is for service members who are within 60 days to six months of retirement or separation.

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