Mental Health Support, Moving Resources, Memorial Day & More

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Mental Health Resources

The Defense Department is committed to providing support to the military community, especially when it comes to mental health. Learn about free, confidential support and share stress relief tips to help your service member manage stress.

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If someone you know is dealing with mental health issues and needs immediate help, share the Military Crisis Line.

Podcast: Parenting
Through a PCS Move

A permanent change of station can be tough on military families. In this new podcast episode, hear about first-hand PCS challenges and the support options made to help parents and children adjust to their new community.

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Military Traditions 101

There can be a lot to learn when your loved one becomes a service member — the traditions, customs, even the lingo. Check out this article to get the scoop on military traditions, uniform etiquette, special occasions and more.

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Life Lessons from a Military Spouse

Military life can be an adventure—but it can also come with extra challenges. In this blog post, get an inside look at MilSpouse life, learn about tips for combating loneliness and more.

Remembering Our Heroes

As Memorial Day approaches, we honor those who have died while serving our country. View the Military In Lasting Tribute online memorial and learn how you can create a shareable tribute for your loved one.

One Source for Military Support

When it comes to understanding military benefits, resources and support, Military OneSource is your go-to. Check out this new video and learn how to quickly access relevant resources and information that can help your service member and their family.

New Streamlined FAFSA Form

Federal Student Aid recently made updates to improve the application process and extend eligibility to more students. Share the news if you know a student who's applying to college or a career school.