Who, how much, and when will military families see their mid-month paychecks? NMFA finds out.
The President says Troops will get paid on October 15. What can Military Families Expect?
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The U.S. Government is Shutdown. What Does This Mean for Military Families?
The October 1 government shutdown threatens military pay and disrupts vital services for families.
NMFA Marks Milestones at the Military Influencer Conference
NMFA reflects on the Military Influencer Conference, celebrating community milestones, spouse scholarships, and the strength of military families.
The U.S. is Heading for a Government Shutdown. What Does it Mean for Military Families?
As the U.S. faces a potential government shutdown on October 1, here’s what military families can expect regarding pay, services, and support.
Military Family Guide: What Are You Seeing This School Year in Special Education and Accommodations?
What are you seeing this school year? Tell us how your family is navigating school transitions, IEPs, and accommodations so we can lift up your story.
Spouse Careers Are a Readiness Issue: Why the Military Spouse Hiring Act Matters
The Military Spouse Hiring Act would unlock career opportunities for military spouses, strengthen family stability, and boost national security through a proven tax credit model.
NMFA and Fisher House Unite to Celebrate Scholarship Recipients
NMFA and Fisher House Foundation honor military spouses with scholarships that empower their education, careers, and resilience while strengthening military families and communities.
August & September State of the Military Family® Video Newsletter
Honor 9/11, support military families, and take action to ensure they receive equal access to IVF through the FY 2026 NDAA.
Operation Purple Camp: A Community for Military Kids Across America
Operation Purple Camp brought together over 1,200 military-connected kids and teens this summer for a free week of adventure, friendship, and community.
Extending TRICARE Coverage for Young Adult Dependents to Age 26
Bipartisan lawmakers are pushing to extend TRICARE dependent coverage to age 26, aligning military benefits with civilian healthcare standards and easing costs for thousands of military families.
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