From military spouses advocating for policy change to military teens discussing how growing up in a military family shaped their idea of service, the event highlighted the importance of service both in and out of uniform.
Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits can be transferred to spouses or dependent children after meeting certain eligibility requirements.
Since 2008, Fisher House Foundation has supported 2,300 military spouses through NMFA’s Military Spouse Education and Employment Program.
FRGs provide spouses and families a ‘built-in’ network for friendship, understanding, connection, and so much more.
Learn more about federal nutrition assistance programs, SNAP and WIC, and how they can be a resource for military families.
NMFA ranked #32 on the annual list of nonprofits nationwide.
UMGC provides 10 scholarships for up to $1,500 each, exclusively through NMFA to spouses of active-duty, Reservist, and/or National Guard servicemembers.
Join us this month to honor military kids and learn more about the issues they face in their unique form of service.
The National Military Family Association is pleased that DoD is listening to military families and moving forward with responsive solutions to meet their needs.
University of Maryland Global Campus (formerly UMUC) is proud to offer full ride scholarship opportunities, at both the undergraduate and graduate level, for caregivers of our nation’s service members and veterans who become wounded, injured or ill in the line-of-duty on-or-after September 11, 2001.
