The Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics Act, or PACT Act, provides health care and benefits to veterans exposed to burn pits and other toxic substances. This law ensures generations of veterans, and their survivors, receive the assistance they’ve earned and deserve.
Looking for career or education support? As a surviving spouse of a service member, you are eligible for Spouse Education and Career Opportunities services. Find free resources to power your career and education goals.
As a survivor, you can use free MilTax software and tax support. Log in to Military OneSource to make sure your account is still active and troubleshoot any access issues so you’re ready to file when MilTax launches.
Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III announced new actions to support the military community. Learn about plans to expand opportunities for spouse employment, strengthen MilFam support and ensure that basic needs are met.
Making time for self-care is critical when experiencing grief. As you plan for the new year, renew your commitment to you. Support your well-being with free resources such as non-medical counseling and health and wellness coaching.
There’s a new way to access your Online Survivor Benefits Report. Instead of using a one-time link, you will be emailed a one-time password. Contact the OSBR Family Assistance Support Team for guidance.
Create a sharable tribute for your service member through the Military In Lasting Tribute online memorial dedicated to honoring those who died while on active duty. Visit the site and invite others to view the memorial.
