Afterburner

Afterburner is the MCAS Yuma staple restaurant loved by Marines and Civilians across the Marine Corps. Famous for it's Triple Threat Burrito line up, we ensure the Bunker Buster Burrito, California Burrito and Surf & Turf Burritos are top quality along with new food items featured on the revamped menu. 

Arizona Adventures

Find your next adventure and let our staff help outfit you on your journey!

EQUIPMENT RENTALS

Arizona Adventures carries assorted equipment for our unique location. Camping equipment for your next trip to the Kofa Wildlife Refuge, kayaks, and SUP boards for a trip down the Colorado River, and party equipment for your next blockbuster.

UNIT GEAR

Arizona Adventures has everything necessary to enhance family days or unit events, all at no cost to the Unit: inflatable jump houses, lawn games, E-Z UP canopies, coolers, charcoal grills, and more!

Connect with your Deployment Readiness Coordinator (DRC) or Unit Readiness Coordinator (URC) to reserve equipment. Available gear for Units to review is found above. The DRC/URC will fill out the Unit Gear Request Form and Contract and will submit them to arizonarentals@usmc-mccs.org. All Unit requests are placed on reserve at that time and reservations are made 30 days out as first come, first serve. Request agreement is between Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS), MCAS Yuma, and the undersigned Uniformed/Deployment Readiness Coordinator (U/DRC) for the temporary loan of the Unit Gear.

• Gear can be picked up at the designated time on the Unit Gear request form during Arizona Adventures business hours. 
• If a unit returns gear late, the unit will be put on a no-use restriction for a 30-day period.
• If a unit returns gear late, causing another unit to miss their reservation, the late unit will be put on a no-use restriction for 60 days.
• Any replacement costs for missing parts/pieces and/or any damaged equipment will be charged to the respective U&FRF cost center.
• Arizona Adventures will not accept any form of payment from a Service Member or U/DRC's private bank account or insurance carrier.
• Arizona Adventures will send an invoice for payment to the U/DRC prior to charging the unit cost center.
• Unit Gear can only be picked up and returned Mon-Fri. Upon return, the unit's working party will be required to set up, clean, inspect, and put away the equipment. See the unit gear request forms for further details.
• Units will not be held liable for broken or non-functioning equipment when the defect is caused by normal wear and tear.
• The DRC does not have to be present to pick up or drop off gear.
• The unit POC for pickup and dropoff is expected to inspect the equipment along with an Arizona Adventures staff member.
• The pick-up POC for the units will have the discretion to not accept gear that is not in good condition or not functioning properly.
• The DRC is ultimately responsible for the proper and timely pick-up, return, care of, and accountability of the equipment.
• The Unit Commander and U/DRC are responsible for the safety of anyone using the equipment.
• Arizona Adventures cannot be held liable for injuries or mishaps that occur during the use of loaned gear.
• It is incumbent upon the U/DRC to ensure that Service Members utilizing their POVs for pick-up or drop-off have current registration, insurance, and license.
• The undersigned U/DRC, on behalf of the respective unit, agrees to accept financial responsibility for all equipment returned late, missing parts/pieces, or damaged and in need of repair.
• Other equipment is available at a cost – please refer to our current price list and coordinate with your U/DRC for specific pricing, availability, and process.
• U/DRC agrees to coordinate with the MCAS Yuma Fire Prevention Department to acquire the necessary permit to operate a barbecue on the base. Contact the MCAS Yuma Fire Prevention Office, BLDG 149, (928) 269-3595 for more information.

RENTAL POLICY

• Rentals can be reserved on a first come first serve basis starting 30 days before the checkout date. 
• Authorized patrons include Retirees, Active-Duty Service Members, 100% Disabled Veterans, DoD Personnel, and their adult dependents (18 years and older).
• A one-day deposit is required at the time of reservation. If equipment is picked up early, all advance fees are due at the time of pick-up. All rentals accrue in a 24-hour rental period excluding days the facility is closed. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to call and speak to our rec staff.
• If equipment is returned late, a late fee payment, in full, is due at the time of drop off. All rentals must be returned during facility hours and checked in with the rec staff. Equipment left without being properly checked in may be subject to damage fees that occur while equipment is unattended, including late fees.  
• Patrons are responsible for loading and unloading their equipment. Arizona Adventures does not take responsibility for damage to vehicles.
• Prices do not include cleaning (except sleeping bags). All equipment must be returned in a clean and working condition or be subject to additional fees. Equipment is to be given to patrons in a clean and functioning condition. Patrons reserve the right to refuse an item due to cleanliness or functionality. 
• Items may be reserved in person up to one month in advance (ex: reserve on May 10 for June 10) or by phone if we have served you before. Lost and found items will be held for 14 days and then discarded. Arizona Adventures does not take responsibility for contacting patrons concerning lost and found items.
• Cancellations must be made prior to 48 hours of pickup. Cancellations made within 48 hours of pickup will not receive their deposit.

TRAILER RENTALS

• In addition to general rental policies. Insurance, military ID, and driver’s license for the driver of the tow vehicle must be current. 
  We reserve the right to not hook up a trailer to any hitch that is not correctly rated or appears to be unsafe. If you are uncertain, please ask one of our staff members to inspect your hitch prior to reserving your trailer.

INFLATABLE JUMPER RENTALS

• In addition to the general rental policies, it is the patron's responsibility to safely load, unload, and transport a 200-600lb jumper. We reserve the right to not allow a jumper to be loaded if an unsafe condition exists.
• SILLY STRING IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. It adheres to the surface of the jumper and in some cases can render the jumper damaged beyond repair. If you return a jumper with silly string residue, you could be liable for the replacement cost of the jumper or pay a cleaning fee.
• Inflatable jumpers should always be supervised when in use. Ensure all participants have exited the jumper before deflating. 
• Do not allow jumpers to get wet. Wet jumpers require two days of drying time. If you return a jumper wet, you will be charged an additional two days of rental fees. * Does not apply to wet slides. If your jumper is returned excessively dirty, you will be contacted to pay a cleaning fee of one additional rental day.

American Clipper Barbershop knows the importance of having our Marines and Sailors look professional and ready to go. Conveniently located inside the Flightline Marine Mart, our books are open for your next haircut!

American Clipper Barbershop knows the importance of having our Marines and Sailors look professional and ready to go. Conveniently located inside of the MCX, our books are open for your next haircut!

Great tasting pizza and more!

The Child Development Center is accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). NAEYC is recognized as the nation's leader in setting standards for quality care. The Child Development Center is the first program in the Marine Corps and the third in the Department of Defense to be accredited by NAEYC under the new comprehensive, more stringent criteria. This means you have the opportunity to place your child in the highest quality program available. The safety and well-being of your child is our first priority. We realize your part, as your child's primary teacher, and supplement your care when you are at work. Our center has an "open door" policy and we encourage visits and interaction from our parents. There are video cameras that continuously record each area. Children can be viewed from these if parents are reluctant to interrupt the child's activity.

Childcare services are provided from 0630-1730 Monday through Friday. The center is closed for all federal holidays. Any other closings are at the discretion of the Command. Fees are applied in weekly increments from Monday to Friday. Discounts are not given for holiday closures, days missed, illness or leave periods.

Breakfast, Lunch and an afternoon Snack is provided at no charge. Infant formula and baby food is provided. No outside food or drinks are allowed at the Child Development Center. Food allergies and religious food restrictions are accommodated with the proper medical documentation provided by parents at time of enrollment.

Hourly care is now available. 
For Friday Night Care & hourly, patrons do not need to register through the website, but will need to do the following:

1. Call Resource & Referral at (928) 269-3251 or (928) 269-3234 or stop by CDC BLDGS 1085/107.
2. Attend a scheduled Parent Orientation.
3. Complete a CYP Registration Packet.
4. Pay a $35.00 registration fee.

Using an integrated community health approach, the Community Counseling Program (CCP) equips Marines and families with the skills to address life’s challenges before there is a significant impact to performance in their duties and relationships.  The CCP assists Marines and families in accomplishing their personal goals through short-term solution-focused counseling, skill enhancement, education and referrals to other helping resources.

SERVICES OFFERED

• Training, education and other psychological health preventative services intended to reduce the severity and support positive outcomes.
• Confidential care worldwide ensuring access to behavioral health services and assisting Marines and families in navigating the many support resources available.
• Coordination of care that meets individualized Marine and family needs.
• Collaboration with an individual’s family and Command encouraging the development and maintenance of social supports, while reducing stigma by emphasizing that help-seeking is a strength-based action.
• Non-medical short-term counseling interventions for Marines who have experienced Military Sexual Trauma.
• Program/service navigation between psychological health services of Marine Corps and Navy Medicine.
• Evidence-based client screening tools and assessments.
• Evidence-based short-term, non-medical counseling interventions that teach clients skills to solve everyday stressors.
• Care coordination and continued 90-day follow-up through the Marine Intercept Program for all Marines identified with suicidal ideations or attempts.

EFMP

The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) supports the continuum of care for all eligible sponsors and their family member in order to improve the quality of life for families that support a member with special medical and/or educational needs. EFMP staff and families work together to inform, educate and empower individuals to be the best advocate for themselves and/or their family member(s). The EFMP is a DOD-mandated enrollment program designed to support individual, family and unit readiness.

The Family Advocacy Program (FAP) is a multi-faceted, multi-disciplinary resource that is designed to address child abuse and domestic abuse within the Marine Corps community through prevention, intervention, and treatment.

Family Advocacy services are available when an act of abuse or neglect has been alleged. These cases are more serious in nature and indicate a definable threat to the victim’s safety. These cases are monitored very closely and include intensive rehabilitation services for both the victim and offender.

Services Offered

• Staffed by individuals trained in social work, counseling, nursing, and behavioral health specialties.
• Collaborates with Military Treatment Facilities and TRICARE to connect those requiring intensive care with services.
• Clinical Program includes screenings, assessments, treatment planning, evidence-based interventions, clinical case management, and appropriate referrals.  Counseling for domestic and child abuse consists of individual, couple, group, and family therapy.  The primary goals of the clinical program are ensuring the safety of the victim, reducing abusive behaviors, and aiding in the development of healthy relationships.
• Victim Advocates provide crisis intervention, immediate and ongoing advocacy services, and outreach to victims of domestic abuse and child abuse. All Victim Advocates are credentialed under the National Advocate Credentialing Program through the National Organization for Victim Assistance.  Victim advocacy services are available for all victims of domestic abuse, and non-offending parents of children who have been abused.
• New Parent Support Program offers parenting education and home visiting services to expectant parents and families with children ages zero to five. It is staffed with home visitors who are licensed social workers, licensed counselors and/or licensed registered nurses. Families may self-refer or may be referred by other agencies.
• The Prevention and Education program provides education and prevention-focused services to individuals, families, and the community. It provides classes on relationships, anger management, stress management, and parenting. Additionally, P&E programs provide outreach and awareness events on child abuse and domestic violence.

The Family Member Employment Assistance Program (FMEAP) supports military spouses and dependent family members in making effective career and education decisions. FMEAP strives to strengthen the education and career opportunities of military spouses and dependent family members by providing employment resources, career education and training, and career coaching.

FMEAP offers assistance in all aspects of the career journey including:

• Entrepreneurship
• Career Counseling
• Networking
• Job Searching
• Resume Creation
• Applications
• Interview Preparation
• Negotiation

One-on-One appointments available.

This facility has a great assortment of merchandise, ready-to-eat food, hot and cold beverages, your favorite energy drinks, beer and distilled liquor for those on the go.

The fuel pumps are available 24 hours a day, with a convenient pay-at-the-pump system which accepts STAR and government travel cards.

The new Chopz food counter located inside, features a large variety of made fresh daily menu items pizza, burgers, sub sandwiches, wraps, and salads, just to mention a few.

Diesel fuel now available.

We connect Service Members, spouses of active duty Service Members, and retirees to appropriate resources. Your local Information and Referral office helps you locate resources on a wide range of facts about services and programs available aboard MCAS Yuma and civilian agencies in the local community.  Let us help point you in the right direction. 

Additional Information

Specializing in individual and group travel and offering military rates and exclusive pricing and benefits, including unique and authentic experiences, as well as upgrades, savings, credits, complimentary meals, and special privileges.

Information, Tickets & Tours (ITT)

Your next adventure awaits! ITT provides discount tickets to tourist attractions and special events. Purchase tickets to local and national attractions including theme parks, water parks, dinner shows, desert excursions and parks, harbor cruises, one-day island tours, skiing, whale-watching, sporting events, custom dog tags and so much more! To view current prices, just click the ITT price list button. 

Leisure Travel

Leisure Travel is a full-service agency dedicated to ensuring every trip is a memorable one. Advisors are committed to providing the best service and value for all your travel needs. Enjoy the finest in vacation packages, cruises, and other travel-related services such as excursions, airfare, car rental, and hotel reservations. Let ITT take the stress out of planning your next adventure!

American Forces Travel

An MWR joint service initiative has resulted in the first official DoD online vacation travel site, American Forces Travel℠, with Priceline Partner Network® as the service provider. The site offers travel deals and benefits exclusively for military members and authorized patrons! American Forces Travel℠ provides access to a wide selection of discounted rates on hotels, airfare, rental cars, vacation packages, cruises, and much more! Log onto www.americanforcestravel.com and plan your dream vacation!

Inns of the Corps Yuma

Inns of the Corps Yuma is within walking distance of many privileged attractions on the station. A large pool, the Marine Corps Exchange, Marine Mart, theater, bowling center, fitness center, eateries, and many other conveniences, are all nearby. While you are visiting, enjoy the city of Yuma with its many historic sights such as infamous Yuma Territorial Prison and the Gateway Park downtown. Book your reservation now. Now accepting pets (limited rooms). Please call for availabliltiy.

Marine Corps Exchanges (MCX) have been proudly servicing the needs of Marines and their families since 1897. For over a century, we've known that our customers are special people who serve their country proudly. We strive to ensure our customers have access to the best products at the best prices. With price match guarantee, tax free, military star card rewards, and more, you're bound to find exactly what you need.

Whether you’re new to the military lifestyle or you’ve been around the block, MCFTB is here to help. MCFTB provides educational resources and services to foster personal growth and enhance the readiness of service members and their families.

MCFTB is your launching pad when you arrive at Yuma! Active Duty, spouses, children, and extended family members will benefit greatly when attending any of our engaging and interactive workshops!

Personal Financial Management Program

PFMP provides personal financial education, training and counseling at no cost to Marines/Sailors and their families.

A solid understanding of personal financial situations will give a better chance of achieving financial success during your career and help build confidence in facing financial challenges and responsibilities. The program delivers training and education to service members and their families on a recurring basis at the unit level or on an individual basis.

Life comes with many unique financial events, and we’re here to help you how to prepare for them. From buying a car and managing credit to preparing for marriage and surviving the holidays, our training and workshops teach you how to prepare for it all.

OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:

Store your RV, trailer, boat, camper, or other toys on base in a secure and convenient location with 24-hour access. The MCCS RV Storage lot is located on Debruhl Ave, adjacent to Ramadas just minutes from base housing. The facility has 3 different sized spaces to accommodate a wide variety of RVs, and recreational equipment. An RV dumping station is also located here and can be used for a small fee. Reserve your space today at the Auto Skills Center BLDG 564 on the corner of Hart St. and Halstead Ave. Please download our rules and regulations for additional information.

MONTHLY RENTAL FEES

• All prices are subject to change.
• Only one (1) vehicle or trailer is allowed per assigned RV Storage spot.
• RV dump key is available at Arizona Adventures at (928) 269-2848.

Required documents you will need to provide prior to renting a spot:

1. Your military ID and Driver License
2. RV, boat, or trailer registration with your name as the owner and vehicle insurance.
3. Credit Card to put on file; auto-debit billing is a requirement for storage.
4. The RV, boat, trailer, etc. that you are storing; the equipment must be measured to ensure it is being placed in the appropriate size space.

What you need to know:

• Storage of joint ownership property is prohibited unless all joint owners are authorized patrons.
• Your vehicle can only be stored or removed by you or someone that is your Power of Attorney.
• Vehicle registration and insurance must remain active. The vehicle must remain legally operational within the state of Arizona while in storage. The vehicle cannot be registered as non-operational.
• We do not store unregistered or registered "project type" RVs, buses.
• The vehicle must be maintained while in storage. Windows cannot be broken, tires cannot be flat, body panels and engine hoods cannot be missing.
• All vehicles are to be stored sitting on their tires – You are not allowed to put your vehicle on blocks.
• Open cargo trailers cannot be stored with anything on top of them.
• Nothing can be stored on top or on the outside of enclosed cargo trailers, RVs, or boats. Nothing can be left on the ground within the space. Items left on the ground will be picked up and treated as lost & found. If unclaimed, they will be discarded after 14 days.
• We do not take responsibility for contacting patrons regarding lost & found items.
• Only one vehicle or trailer is allowed per assigned RV Storage spot.
• Storage agreement paperwork will be initiated/completed only when the vehicle is stored.
• If the vehicle is going to be covered, extra tie-downs are necessary to make sure it stays on. We do not take responsibility for car covers.
• Vehicle maintenance is not allowed in the storage lots.
• Overnight camping is not permitted in the RV Storage Lot.

Our mission is to promote awareness of the unique educational needs of military connected children. School Liaisons:

• Develop, coordinate, and engage in school and community partnership initiatives that foster academic success.
• Increase educator and community awareness of the Marine Corps mission.
• Serve as the commander’s subject matter expert and point of contact for Pre-K-12 education related matters.
• Provide military families and students with school transitions and academic support information and resources.

What is School Liaison?

School Liaisons are professionals whose mission it is to facilitate successful Pre-K-12 schooling transitions when military connected children move with their families to new duty stations and when those children are transitioning to the next step in their education, such as transitioning into kindergarten or graduating high school and pursuing post-secondary education. School Liaisons are located on every Marine Corps installation, both CONUS and OCONUS, and work together to provide families with the schooling information and resources they need to locate quality schools for their children and ensure continuity in their education throughout the service member’s career.

School Liaisons also work with the local school systems to inform education professionals and the community of the unique needs military connected children have, the educational and social challenges they face, and support for military connected students such as the Military Interstate Compact. Most importantly, the Yuma School Liaison can serve and support any active-duty military family assigned to MCAS Yuma, regardless of their branch of service. We’re here to support you during your move here, during your time on station, and as you prepare for your next PCS move!

We provide the following support:

• Direct assistance to military families with school-aged children in grades Pre-K– 12
• Educate schools and communities about the needs of military-connected school-age children and military family life
• Build collaborative relations between command, installation and community
• Maintain direct contact and develop relationships with school/district personnel
• Provide information about school options; and educational services, programs, and resources on-and-off base.

The SAPR program provides training and education to service members, adult dependents, and eligible civilians in an effort to foster an environment where sexual assault is not tolerated, provides guidance on how to respond and report, and works with key stakeholders to hold offenders accountable.  Service members are empowered to eradicate sexual assault by providing practical tools to intervene before sexual assaults occur.  Preventing sexual assault is everyone's responsibility!

For assistance, contact the MCAS Yuma 24/7 Sexual Assault Support Line at (928) 941-3601.

For additional assistance, contact the DoD Safe Helpline phone number at (877) 995-5247.

Single Marine Program (SMP)

We serve as the voice for single Marines and Sailors in identifying concerns, developing initiatives, and providing recommendations through advocacy, recreational activities, special events and community involvement.

We are comprised of single Marines and Sailors who represent their Unit and want to make a difference within their Unit and aboard MCAS Yuma. Lead by young leaders, we function to support single Marines’ leisure interests and Quality of Life (QOL) concerns.  A single Marine’s QOL concerns include, but are not limited to, activities and issues that directly or indirectly influence personal readiness, morale, living environment, and personal growth and development.

Volunteer Opportunities

SMP offers several volunteer opportunities each year which cover just about every aspect of our community including animal shelters, river clean-ups, food bank, community projects/events and so much more. You make such a huge difference in our community and we appreciate all that you do!

A Letter of Appreciation (LOA) is issues to each volunteer per opportunity. These opportunities are open to all active duty, dependents, DoD, and their guests.

Transportation to volunteer opportunities is provided for active duty, with the priority given to single or unaccompanied Service Members.

Active Duty Recreation Center 

The Active-Duty Recreation Center has tons of activities including pool, poker, ping pong, gaming (Xbox Series X, PlayStation 5, Nintendo), darts, music room, movie lounge with reclining chairs, huge projection screen for showing major sporting events, beach volleyball, board games, and much more! While you’re here, you can also enjoy delicious snack and drinks. All recreation activities are free to use and open to all Active-Duty Military and one guest aged 18 and over.

Sonoran Pueblo Event Center

Adjacent to The Club Bar & Grill we have 3 large banquet rooms and a patio area available to host your next event. Whether it's a wedding, birthday bash or seminar, we will work with you to coordinate your event space to make the planning as easy as possible. 

The Sonoran Pueblo Event Center serves up a casual American menu in a relaxed atmosphere. You can build your own burger or share some tasty appetizers with friends. We have something to satisfy most cravings.

Along with a delicious menu, we have a full-service bar with domestic, craft, and bottled beer along with wine and spirits. We are open for dinner; give us a call to make your reservation for parties over 6 persons, or call ahead for carryout!

The Station Library is dedicated to serving our active duty personnel, retired military and their families by providing for their recreational, educational and information needs. We offer a varied selection of materials, including adult, young adult, juvenile and children’s fiction and non-fiction collections, a professional military reading collection, audiobooks, DVDs, newspapers and magazines, Mango Language Online, as well as various online resources.

Library Services:

• 24/7 Return Box
• Audio Books
• CDs & DVDs
• Children and Adult Programs
• Computer Usage
• E-Books
• Fax, Scanning & Printing Services
• Language Learning with Mango Languages
• Magazines
• Makerspace Classroom
• Resources: Ancestry, EBSCO, MorningStar, The Wall Street Journal and much more.
• Video Games
• Wi-Fi

We are equipped with:

• 10 CAC enabled computers with internet access
• 2 .mil CAC enabled laptops with internet access
• 8 desktop scanners
• Black and color printer
• Black and color copier
• Fax machine
• Study area
• Makerspace classroom
• Friendly Librarian staff

Policies

• Library cards are free for authorized users and can be obtained at the library using your official DoD ID card. Your Library card or DoD ID is required to check out materials and use the library’s services.
• Most materials can be checked out for three weeks. Overdue notices will be sent first to the user’s e-mail. Notices for long overdue materials will be sent to the military sponsor’s commanding officer.
• Children are welcome at the Library. Children under ten years of age may not be left unattended.
• If you have trouble locating or using the resources you need, please ask for help!
• Please do not use tobacco products in the library.

The Substance Assessment and Counseling Program (SACP) is dedicated to offering a variety of evidence-based non-medical services for individuals in the military community who are experiencing problems with alcohol and drug misuse. Services are individualized and tailored to meet the specific needs of Marines, Retirees, and their Family Members who are 18 years and older.

OUR SERVICES:

• Prevention and education (alcohol and drug briefs, 4.5-hour Prime for Life class, and other classes and workshops)
• Intake and Assessment
• Early Intervention: 16-hour Prime for Life class
• Non-medical group and individual counseling for substance misuse
• Aftercare
• Referrals to residential treatment and other programs

SELF-REFERRALS ARE WELCOME

You can either walk in (BLDG 598) or call (928) 269-5634 to schedule an appointment and/or get more information about our services.

If you would like to have more information about SACC Prevention Programs, view the pages below:

• Alcohol misuse prevention and education is provided by Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program (AAPP).
• Drug misuse prevention and education is provided by Drug Demand Reduction Coordinator (DDRC).

Prevention and education classes and workshops are subject to change. Please contact us for updates.

TRANSITION READINESS PROGRAM

The Transition Readiness Program (TRP) provides information and training to ensure Marines and their families are prepared to meet civilian career goals when departing from military service – whether seeking a job in the public or private sector,  starting a business or pursuing a degree or professional certification.

SERVICES

• Career Counseling
• Career Exploration
• Degree/ Professional Certification
  Counseling
• Financial Planning
• Job Search
• Federal Employment Application
  Information
• Resume Writing
• Interview Coaching
• Veteran Benefits
• SkillBridge Opportunities
• Computer Lab, Fax Machine, and Copier

The Voluntary Education Program provides personal and professional learning opportunities to the Marine Corps community. If you are interested in pursuing higher education, we are here to help you.

The School Age Care (SAC) program is accredited through the Council of Accreditation (COA). Services are available for before school 0630-1130 and after school 1330-1730. The school calendar for Yuma School District #1 is followed. Camp is offered during school breaks with optional hours and week selections. The SAC curriculum is developed around the Boys and Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) and interests of youth. The center is closed for all federal holidays. Any other closings are at the discretion of the Command. Fees are applied in weekly increments from Monday to Friday. Discounts are not given for holiday closures, days missed, illness or leave periods.

The safety and well-being of your youth is our first priority. Our center has an "open door" policy and we encourage visits and interaction from our parents. There are video cameras that continuously record each area. Youth can be viewed from these if parents are reluctant to interrupt the youth's activity.

During Camps, Breakfast, Lunch and an afternoon Snack is provided at no charge. No outside food or drinks are allowed at the Youth Center. Food allergies and religious food restrictions are accommodated with the proper medical documentation provided by parents at time of enrollment.

Semper Fit Youth Sports activities are open to all dependents of active duty, military reservists, retired military, and DOD employed civilians associated with MCAS Yuma, ages 5-12 unless specified otherwise. Registration dates are announced prior to each program or clinic and are subject to change. Fees, schedules, and age divisions are also subject to change.

MCCS Youth Sports is an all-inclusive program centered around having fun and we would love for you to join us! Parents are welcome and encouraged to attend all practices and games to watch their children develop and grow.

Each season focuses on building confidence, harnessing good sportsmanship, developing life and social skills, as well as teaching the appropriate basic fundamentals for the sport so that our youth athletes have a solid foundation to use in later competitive sports.

We conduct our program in a way that is focused on the wellbeing of our youth athletes. If your child has any special needs or rescue medication, please keep us informed so we can accommodate them accordingly. Please also be advised that parents of children with special needs and rescue medication are expected and required to be on site at all times with rescue medication on hand.

Our Mission

Our mission & philosophy is to provide a FUN. positive learning experience In a safe environment to the military family members and authorized patrons aboard Marine Corps Air Station Yuma Arizona. The Youth Sports Program Is an all­inclusive program that focuses on the concept of team work. sportsmanship. and fair play. We also emphasize Individual and team effort. eliminating the focus of winning at all costs. Through Youth Sports, children can develop an interest. In participation, which can become the foundation for a life-long Interest In sports. fltenss. and good health. MCAS Yuma Youth Sports will develop and deliver quality and affordable youth sports programs to help build positive characteristics. MCAS Yuma Youth Sports will develop a sense of belonging. a sense of worth. and the ability to interact with their peers through participation in Youth Sports.

Want to Become a Coach?

All coaches are trained in Youth Sports as well as: 

• Sports-Specific Training
• Concussion Training 
• Bullying Prevention Training
• Protecting Against Abuse Training 

Coach Children with Mental Health Challenges Training. All of these trainings are FREE OF CHARGE and are through the National Youth Sports Coaches Association (NYSCA) of the National Alliance of Youth Sports (NAYS). Please contact us to become a Youth Sports Coach! 

Upcoming Youth Sports

Due to capacity limits, registrations may end earlier than their expected dates. Registrations received after their deadlines are considered late and may be placed on a wait-list.