What To Do If You Discover Moving Damage
October 2, 2012
After a move, military families are busy setting up their new home, getting kids settled into school, and maybe even job searching. What happens if you discover damaged or missing items from your household goods shipment? (More)
New Transition Assistance Program Set for November Launch
October 2, 2012
The revamped Transition Assistance Program (TAP) will allow transitioning service members that participate to be able to select a path, depending upon if they plan to pursue education after the military, search for a job, or start their own business. (More)
Calling All Male Military Spouses
September 21, 2012
MachoSpouse.com is a new online resource and informational hub for male military spouses. Macho Spouse is a positive, pro-active project designed to help guys deal with military life issues through the use of video, online networking, and communication.
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New Coast Guard Family Support Program
September 21, 2012
CG SUPRT is a new web-based and telephonic-based family support program to help you navigate Coast Guard life. CG SUPRT provides confidential professional counseling, education, and referral services to you and your family members.
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Update on TRICARE Changes to ABA Therapy Services
September 18, 2012
The National Military Family Association met recently with TRICARE Management Activity (TMA) to discuss the new interim Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) basic “medical” benefit. This change includes ABA as a covered TRICARE medical benefit for beneficiaries with certain diagnoses related to autism. (More)
September is Suicide Prevention Month
September 10, 2012
Many times, the effects of war are not just physical. Just as there are numerous support networks for the conflict wounds worn on the outside, as higher numbers of service members return home, it is crucial that there be programs and outlets for those working through emotional damage. (More)
Coming Soon - Commissary Rewards Card
September 4, 2012
Do you need another great reason to shop at the commissary? In addition to saving an average of 30% or more, the Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA) is introducing a commissary rewards card! (More)
ABA Therapy Expanded for Military Families
August 31, 2012
Recently, a federal judge issued a ruling in a class action lawsuit which will have a significant impact on military families with special needs. (More)
26 States Support Military Spouse Career Portability
August 30, 2012
In February 2012, only 11 states supported the portability of a military spouse’s professional license. By August, we have support from 26 states and counting! As exciting as this news may be, does this mean a military spouse who teaches will be able to move to the next duty station and walk right into a job? (More)
Let’s Try This Again: A Guide for Spouses Heading Back to School
August 24, 2012
For military spouses, learning new things quickly becomes second nature. The same flexibility and versatility you apply to your everyday life could also apply to your education. Going back to school can help you get specialized training that would increase your salary, allow you more room for advancement in your organization, or simply provide you with a stronger skill set that allows you to be competitive in a broad range of job markets. (More)
