Atsugi Fleet & Family Support Center

18/03/2026

This Friday!

Mental Health is just as important as physical health 💪

This Friday, March 20th, the Atsugi Fleet & Family Support Center is hosting a Mental Health Fair.

This interactive health fair offers evidence-based strategies to help participants manage stress, boost emotional resilience, and support mission readiness.

26/02/2026

Please join us TOMORROW for "1 Degree of Separation", at 1000, 1400 or 1630 in the Trilogy Ballroom. This is preventative entertainment that blends laughter and comedy with an authentic sharing of the comedians' lived experiences of depression and suicidal risks. This program is open to all active duty, family members and DOD civilians (age 12+). NO SIGN UP NECESSARY!
The show aim is to spark dialogue, raise awareness, and foster acceptance for those suffering from depression and su***de through a combination of laughter and shared vulnerability. The comedians use humor to address dark topics, because laughter helps release pain by openly discussing these issues to break the cycle of shame. With a eam of comedians, their collective mission is to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health and share stories of hope, happiness, and triumph.

24/02/2026

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One day only, for athletes ages 6-16.

20/02/2026

Welcoming our newest Ombudsmen and celebrating those who have renewed their commitment to serve 💙⚓

Today marks the start of new connections, continued dedication, and strengthened support for our Navy families. Thank you for stepping up to be trusted resources, compassionate listeners, and vital links between commands and families.

Here’s to building stronger communities—together. 🇺🇸✨

(2nd photo from left to right)
Joan DeGuzman - CFWP
Silvia Hayes, P-OMB. - NBHC
Cassidy Fisher - HSM-51
DeAnna Caldero - HSM 51
Camille Terruso - HSM-51
Dorothy Fuerte - CNATT
Tania Colon - NAFA
Kiara Pinkney Engle - NAFA
Savannah Sperry - NAVFAC FE

18/02/2026

Ever thought about modeling in Japan?

Join us at the 2026 Spring Modeling Fair -- meet real Tokyo modeling agencies, get your photos taken, and learn what it takes to get started!

Open to all ages -- from kids to adults!

18/02/2026

Real talk + Real Laughs!
Join us for 1 Degree of Separation -- a powerful comedy show that tackles mental health, connection, and resilience in a way you won't forget. See details below!

18/02/2026

CNIC, FFSC and MWR present "1 Degree of Separation" on February 27, 2026 at 1000, 1400 and 1630 in the Trilogy Ballroom. This is preventative entertainment that blends laughter and comedy with an authentic sharing of the comedians' lived experiences of depression and suicidal risks. This program is open to all active duty, family members and DOD civilians (age 12+)

The show aim is to spark dialogue, raise awareness, and foster acceptance for those suffering from depression and su***de through a combination of laughter and shared vulnerability. The comedians use humor to address dark topics, because laughter helps release pain by openly discussing these issues to break the cycle of shame. With a eam of comedians, their collective mission is to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health and share stories of hope, happiness, and triumph.

06/02/2026

Tax season made simple!
Join our Tax Prep 101 virtual class and get the basics you need to file with confidence. This course is virtual, and is being held by our friends in Yokosuka. See details below!

30/01/2026

1 in 3 Teens is a victim of abuse by a dating partner.
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month, an issue that is all too common among young people, let's open the conversation and educate our community.
Please join us at the Teen Center on Monday February 2nd at 1600 for the Proclamation Signing, as well as cake and pizza.
Throughout February there are several events to keep the conversation going.

20/01/2026

Please join NPS and EDIS tomorrow for Parents Connection!! 0900-1000 at Trilogy

20/01/2026

Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month hilights the belief that every young person deserves a safe and healthy relationship, no matter who they are or who they love. Please join the FFSC and the Teen Center at one of our many events in February.

16/01/2026

Februaury is Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month - Educating our young people about healthy relationships is critical to preventing dating abuse. Join us at the Teen Center on Monday February 2nd at 1600 for the Proclimation Signing and enjoy cake and pizza!