Veterans' Resources

Military families look forward to being together after a long deployment with many mixed emotions. Each family member will have different expectations. Every family situation is different. However it is important to remember the needs and feelings of the returning family member, the adult at home and the children.

This library provides service members, families, leaders, health care providers, and veterans an easy way to find deployment health and family readiness information. Within this library you'll find access to fact sheets, guides, and other products on a wide variety of topics published by the services and organizations that serve you. You'll also find additional web links to other organizations and resources devoted to the health and well-being of the Service member and their family.

Learn about programs to support families of service members and veterans, and how to access emotional, financial and community assistance from the National Resource Directory.

MarineParents.com, Inc. was founded in January, 2003 in response to parents' needs to find information and to network with one another during deployments. Our free services, connections and outreach programs have expanded to support Marines, to support and educate Marine families. We've helped over 500,000 Marines, recruits and family members during bootcamp, training, active duty and deployments.

This website provides links to subjects of interest to the military spouse. Topics include military life, deployment, relocation, relationships, spouse careers, education, and others.

ZERO TO THREE is proud to support military families. We work to increase awareness and collaboration throughout the military community so that parents and professionals can more effectively care for very young children and their families.

The Department of Defense website for family support of military personnel.

The Department of Defense website for official Military Community and Family Policy program information, policy and guidance designed to help troops and their families, leaders, and service providers.

The Office of Survivors Assistance was established to serve as a resource regarding all benefits and services furnished by the Department to survivors and dependents of deceased veterans and members of the Armed Forces.

TAPS is the home of America’s front line resource for all who are grieving the death of a loved one serving our country. Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, TAPS provides support and information through talk or meeting others with shared experiences.

VA offers a number of services that can provide you with the support that's right for you. Whether you and the veteran you care for could use some help at home or you just need someone to listen, we're here to support you. Follow the link to learn more about the variety of services available to Family Caregivers.

One of the service member's most valuable assets is waiting at home. Learn more about the resources available for families serving nation wide.