Advocacy
Child Care, Spouse Licensure, and More: How the FY 2025 NDAA Will Help Military Families
MOAA reviews some of the new and upgraded programs made possible by this year-end legislation.
As MOAA's Director of Government Relations for Military Family and Survivor Policy, Jen Goodale is responsible for ensuring programs and policies designed to support uniformed service families address unique challenges these families face due to service. She manages and develops relationships to advance legislative priorities on the Hill, with DoD, and with other military and veterans service organizations. She also advises MOAA's Currently Serving Spouse Advisory Council.
MOAA reviews some of the new and upgraded programs made possible by this year-end legislation.
The legislation holds providers accountable, establishes health care protocols, and addresses maintenance issues.
The government has fallen behind in helping spouses keep a career on the move. A fix could come in the must-pass NDAA.
Out-of-date data and limited feedback from servicemembers add more challenges to ever-present housing problems.
Read a letter from The Military Coalition to "tax team" lawmakers on the importance of the policy changes.
Servicemembers and spouses spoke with MOAA leaders about what’s working (and what isn’t) in the PCS process.