As a seasoned member of the military, you’ve risen through the ranks because you understood your mission and performed your duties with distinction. At this stage of your career, your most important contribution may be how well you take care of the service members and military families under your leadership. Use these articles and resources to educate them and offer your support as their leader.

• Leadership Information

• Command Sponsorship
• Military OneSource as a Leadership Tool
• The Role of Military Leaders in the Transition Assistance Program
• The Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program

• Information for Service Members

• Deployment Readiness
• Family Readiness System
• Financial Assistance Options
• Non-medical Counseling Options for Service Members and Families
• Preventing Injuries in Military Training
• The Unit Chaplain: Roles and Responsibilities
• Voting While You’re Away from Home: The Absentee Voting Process

• Information for Military Family Members

• American Red Cross Services for Military Families
• An Overview of Children and Youth Programs
• Joint Family Support Assistance Program
• Spouse Education and Career Opportunities
• The New Parent Support Program
• Your Relocation Assistance Program – A Benefit for Families on the Move

• Important Benefits and Services

• Casualty Assistance: Survivors’ Benefits
• Exceptional Family Member Program
• Overview of the Military Tuition Assistance Program
• Personal Financial Management Programs for Service Members
• The Armed Forces Legal Assistance Program
• Transition Assistance Programs for Military Personnel
• Wounded Warrior Programs

• Resources for Dealing with Crisis Situations

• Casualty Assistance: An Overview
• Domestic Abuse Reporting Options
• Emergency Family Assistance
• Helping Victims of Domestic Abuse
• Military Relief Organizations and Emergency Financial Help
• Reporting Child Abuse
• Resource Guide for Victims of Natural Disaster
• Supporting Your Community after a Disaster
• The Family Advocacy Program

• Behavioral Health Resources

• About Substance Abuse
• Combat Stress Resources for Military Families
• Non-medical Counseling Options for Service Members and Families
• Recognizing the Signs of Combat Stress
• When a Service Member May Be at Risk for Suicide