Discover how military families navigate life after service through planning, connection, and shared purpose.
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.
National Estate Planning Awareness Month: Why Military Need an Estate Plan
Discover why estate planning is essential for military families. Learn the first steps, key resources, and how NMFA supports your future security.
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.
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.
From Dreams to Degrees: One Scholarship Recipient’s Story
Cathy Ann Ivory’s journey shows how NMFA’s Joanne Holbrook Patton Military Spouse Scholarship eased financial strain and empowered her to become a Family Nurse Practitioner serving military families.
2025 PCS Questions Linger: Military Families May Have the Answer
Military families like the Johansens face rising costs, confusion, and stress amid abrupt PCS changes and the collapse of the HomeSafe contract.
Big Beautiful Bill Is Now Law: Here’s What It Means for Military Families
President Trump’s newly signed “Big Beautiful Bill” introduces major changes in defense, healthcare, taxes, and financial protections. Learn how these shifts may directly affect military families — from housing aid and healthcare to SNAP access and tax credits.
Family Advocacy Program: Support, Safety, and Strength for Military Families
FAP offers military families reliable support and tools for navigating parenting, relationships, and military family life challenges.
DoD’s 2024 Active Duty Spouse Survey Results Are In: What We Know So Far
DoD’s 2024 Active Duty Spouse Survey reveals declining spouse support, financial struggles, anxiety, and the impact on family and military readiness.














