Our info-packed resource toolkits are currently under re-design, so you’ll find even more here very soon! Be sure to sign up for email updates to know when new toolkits become available.
The MHS Mental Health Resource Guidebook (attached in pdf format) serves as a foundational tool providing current guidance on accessing care, peer support networks, and preventive resources. It also features FAQs, benefits, websites, telephone numbers, and chat links. Overall, it offers a variety of clinical and non-clinical mental health services information for beneficiaries.
In collaboration with Defense Credit Union Council, we are pleased to present the Armed Forces Financial Guide: Mapping the Military Lifecycle to assist service members and their families with money management and financial planning through each stage of the military lifecycle, from enlistment and promotion to separation or retirement.
In collaboration with Defense Credit Union Council, we are please to present the Blended Retirement System guide to help you understand the new Department of Defense Blended Retirement System and how it applies to you and your spouse.
As a professional, you know how challenging it can be to have an occupational license recognized in another state. But did you know that states and licensing bodies have been working to make the process easier for military spouses? This toolkit provides you all the details.
In this inaugural Health of the Army Family report, the U.S. Army Public Health Center (APHC) seeks to synthesize and communicate what is known and unknown about the health of the Army Family and the unique military events that affect, and are affected by, the Family’s health status. This report speaks to the foundational need to understand, monitor, and optimize the health of the Army Family as a key building block of Soldier readiness and retention as well as a primary focus of “People First.”
This guide is designed to teach you how to build a network that will strengthen you with a foundation of support. We hope that the “In This Together” section feels like a friend walking you through the basics. The guide then shifts to “Five&Thrive”. Here you will find resources to help you navigate five key quality of life areas that affect military families: childcare, education, healthcare, housing and spouse employment.
