Staten Island Project Homefront provides care packages to deployed military members. The organization also provides support to the families of deployed servicemembers. Regardless of branch of service, enlisted or officer, the organization supports any deployed servicemember requesting assistance, if it is within the organization's capabilities. For more information, visit the Staten Island Project Homefront website.
To find more deployment news and resources, visit The Deployment Center.
Staten Island Project Homefront
Week of December 03, 2007
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- Will an Online Degree get me the Job?
- Featured Job: Security Guard
- $$$ From New Army Program
- AF Posts Largest Promotion List
- Air War College Revises Program
- Changes to AF Enrollments
- Midwest Flood Response and Recovery
- Celebrating with a Capitol Fourth
- Donor Program Saves Lives
- Citizenship Path for Airmen
- Education Coalition to Host Conference
- Navy Seeks Applications
- New Navy Uniforms Arrive
- Free Mental Health Counseling
- Overseas Citizens Voters Week
- Program Provides Education for Spouses
- DoD Issues Medication Safety Notice
- Gifts from the Homefront
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- TRICARE Cuts Pharmacy Costs
- President Signs New GI Bill
- DoD Provides Flood Information
- Sailors Can Earn Certification
- TRICARE Benefits Remain During Flooding
- Navy Sets Exam Points Deadline
- TRICARE Availability Still in Jeopardy
