Offers essential programs such as child care, hospital assistance and spouse support to military families.

Provides links to help in choosing and paying for a child care provider and includes information on health and safety regulations in each state.

Works with DoD to help provide families of severely injured military members with assistance to find and pay for safe, licensed child care services for a period of six months during their period of recuperation. Offers several publications in English and Spanish on choosing quality child care.

Organizes Coast Guard child care subsidy program tuition rates and benefits in easy-to-read charts.

Learn about the Family Child Care Program, which enables spouses or other family members of Coast Guard members to operate a child care business in their homes.

Offers a variety of services, including child development centers, medical rehabilitation programs, job training, respite care, recreation and camping to help people with disabilities address life's challenges and achieve personal goals.

Information about a program through which families may get up to 16 hours of free child care each month for each eligible child. 

Provides information on NACCRRA's child care subsidy program and instructions on applying for child care funds.

Learn about Marine Corps child care programs, and find child care services in your area.

Offers child development centers, in-home child care, school-age programs, youth programs, and resource and referral services.

Find information from the Department of Health and Human Services for military parents who are interested in adopting or fostering children.

Offers programs that provide child care for members of the military and their families.

Find information on military child care fees, how fees are determined, what subsidized care is, and how waiting lists work.

Provides resources to help you find quality child care in your area. Offers subsidies when a non-military spouse is attending school, working, or looking for work.

Find quality child care near the medical facility your wounded sailor is recovering at that is accessible and affordable through this Navy program.

Provides interest-free loans or grants to help with emergency needs such as transportation, vehicle repairs, funeral expenses, medical bills, food, rent, utilities and child care expenses.

Provides child care fee assistance for National Guard and Reserve families whose children are enrolled in non-DoD-licensed child care facilities. Also provides child care fee assistance for Active Duty families whose children are enrolled in non-DoD-licensed child care facilities.

Provides tips for finding the best child care provider for your family, including questions to ask about care, waiting lists, and child care costs.

Find sitters and military subsidized care providers, including elder care companions, dog walkers, housekeepers and tutors. Your membership is funded by the DoD.

Provide quality educational experiences to military youth in photography, arts, computer technology and citizenship for military youth ages 5-19 on nearly every Army and Air Force installation world wide. 4-H clubs are also available to military youth living off post as well as youth of National Guard and Reserve families.