Spouse and Family
What a Government Shutdown Would Mean for Military Families
From PCS moves to medical and child care to high school sports, a funding lapse may have substantial ripple effects.
From PCS moves to medical and child care to high school sports, a funding lapse may have substantial ripple effects.
The current plan helps less than 3,000 servicemembers. Here’s what should change ... and how you can help.
The moves come in response to an executive order directing the department to improve child care affordability.
Here’s why researchers want input from caregivers and loved ones of servicemembers and veterans with such injuries.
The change ends more than a decade of policy affecting thousands of spouses of military personnel.
The program will include hiring, training, and outreach efforts.
Learn why the changes were made and what they could mean for your family, especially if you’re planning a PCS move.
The three-year fellowship is available to spouses of currently serving members in all DoD branches.
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Movers should notice some differences, including easier access to customer service representatives.
Finding and affording child care has been a major issue for families stationed in locations without enough qualified providers.
Restrictive employment policies often lead spouses to take on low-wage or volunteer positions.