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More Navy Child-Care Centers Are Coming to Drive Down Wait Times, But They're Struggling to Find Staff - Vimarsana News

More Navy Child-Care Centers Are Coming to Drive Down Wait Times, But They're Struggling to Find Staff

Amid a growing push by Navy leaders to improve the lives and conditions for sailors, the sea service's installation command is building four new child-care facilities and has plans for 12 more over the next several years.

2 day care workers at Hawaii base to serve short jail sentences for assault on child - Vimarsana News

2 day care workers at Hawaii base to serve short jail sentences for assault on child

Two former day care workers at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam in Hawaii will serve short jail sentences for charges that they harmed an Army officer’s toddler in a Navy-run child care facility, according to online court records and the family.

Naval Security Forces keep entire base safe - Vimarsana News

Naval Security Forces keep entire base safe

Every installation has its own set of unique challenges and requirements, but the Security Department of Naval Air Station Pensacola has more than most.

Source: pnj.com
Navy hires special education attorneys as part of pilot program for families - Vimarsana News

Navy hires special education attorneys as part of pilot program for families

By ROSE L. THAYER | STARS AND STRIPES Published: December 16, 2020 AUSTIN, Texas — The Navy has hired two special education lawyers as part of a three-year pilot program to expand support for service members enrolled in the Exceptional Family Member Program. The two civilian attorneys, who have a background in special education law, began in November to assist families trying to get services for special needs children through federal laws put into practice differently in school districts across the country, said Lt. Cmdr. Nick Stampfli, legal assistance department head at the Legal Servic...