Quantico MCCS - Marine & Family Services

The Key Volunteer Network is a communication network, designed to provide information, referral, and support to families within their unit. The KVN provides professional training and development, learning for a lifetime, encouragement, empowerment and fun.

Serves as the communication link between the unit and its families
Assists in developing and maintaining a sense of community within the unit
Is a reliable source of information and referral

Who is a Key Volunteer?

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A Key Volunteer is the spouse of a member of the unit and is appointed by the Commanding Officer. Key Volunteers are supportive of the USMC and its core values of Courage, Honor and Commitment. A Key Volunteer must also be compassionate and caring, serve as a role model, be a good listener, be mature and understanding, and able to adhere to strict rules of confidentiality.

Key Volunteer Training

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Key Volunteer Training is conducted monthly. Sessions rotate between days and evenings to accommodate working spouses. To register for an upcoming session contact the Key Volunteer Trainer at 703.432.1902.

The following topics are covered:

Structure of the Key Volunteer Network
Roles and Responsibilities
Communication
Organizational Skills
Organization of the Marine Corps
Referral and resources available throughout the Marine Corps

mcftbquantico@usmc-mccs.org

Building 2034,
Barnett Avenue,
Little Hall, North Side,
Second Floor

703.432.1902
Fax: 703.432.0317

Hours of Operation:
Mon-Fri: 0800-1600

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