Three national associations joined forces to publish a website that offers help to military families going through deployments, transitions, or moves. The website offers a guide for military parents on how to talk to their children during transitions such as a move or a deployment of a parent. The website also contains information for parents on discussing substance abuse with the children. It also has information on how to educate members of the civilian sector, such as teachers, who aren't used to dealing with problems unique to military families.
To find more family resources visit the Military Spouse Network.
Free Kit for Military Parents
Week of October 12, 2009
Current Issue
- Air Force Reverts to 2003 HYT Limits
- New Air Force FitFamily Website
- Tips for Sneaky Weapon Retention
- Register for the Vandenberg AFB Military Expo Today
- Determining VA Loan Eligibility
- Featured Job: Health Care
- Navy Mutual Offers $1M Dollars of Coverage
- New Military Pay Calculator
- CLEP Your Way to a Degree
- Army Spends Big on Smart Grenade Rifle
- AF Warrior Games Coaches Needed
- AAFES Sponsors Sweepstakes
- USMC Commandant Seeks Suggestions
- Immunization Clinic Finder
- New TRICARE Handbook Available
- Deal of the Week: File Simple Taxes Free Now
- Gear Up, Troops! San Diego Career Fair is On Its Way
- New Pay Tool Helps Wounded Warriors
- Apply for AF Law School Programs
- Be Cautious When Donating to Haiti Relief
- DoD 2011 Budget Request
- Free Tax Assistance in Europe
- 30 Days Through Afghanistan
- Scholarship Deadline Approaches

