NMFA expresses deep disappointment as Congress removes IVF coverage from the FY26 NDAA, urging equitable fertility care for military families.
NMFA Condemns Removal of IVF Coverage for Military Families in Final FY26 NDAA
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Military Family Food Insecurity Isn’t New, But the Shutdown Made it Impossible to Ignore
Missed paychecks reveal a crisis beneath the headlines: military families fighting food insecurity while serving our nation.
Senate Considers Bill to Guarantee Military Pay During Future Shutdowns
NMFA explains how the new Shutdown Fairness Act could protect military pay during government shutdowns, how it differs from the Pay Our Troops Act, and what gaps still threaten military family stability.
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.
National Military Family Association Welcomes New Board Members: April Edrington and Dr. Al Edwards
These distinguished leaders bring a wealth of expertise in military family advocacy, development, and health policy and will boost NMFA’s work toward strengthening military families.
NMFA Welcomes Leslie Fautsch to Its Board of Governors
The National Military Family Association (NMFA) is proud to announce the appointment of Leslie Fautsch to its Board of Governors.
Congress Finalizes Defense Spending Bill with Landmark Support for Military Families
The FY 2025 NDAA agreement includes provisions for military families on compensation, child care access, spouse support, and BNA.
National Military Family Association Named One of the Best Nonprofits to Work For
NMFA ranked #32 on the annual list of nonprofits nationwide.
Military Families, Advocates Urge White House Conference on Hunger to Address Their Concerns on Food Insecurity
According to the Department of Defense, an unacceptable 24% of military families are food insecure – there is a food pantry on or near every single US military base.
Advocates Submit Joint Recommendations to Federal Agencies for Implementation of Military Family Basic Needs Allowance
Survey of 2,000 military teens shows an overwhelming majority plan to be a part of America’s force of the future.
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