Permanent Party

In-processing for both Maxwell AFB and Gunter-Annex personnel is conducted your unit's Commander Support Staff (CSS). Please bring all hand carried documents from your previous base/location. Your CSS will assist with your in-processing records screening and other documentation.  Additionally, your CSS will schedule you for Right Start Newcomer’s Orientation. Right Start is held once a month and is mandatory for military members and DoD civilians.  For more information to assist with your permanent party move, access the Heroes Welcome Initiative or MyBaseGuide resources page to discover many popular state, federal, and national resources available to military families.


Students

In-processing for Air University students is handled by respective schools.


Local Schools

Over the past few years, the public schools serving Maxwell-Gunter AFB family members have made headway in providing better experiences for military-connected children. In addition, the K-12 Education Working Group has partnered with local school districts to increase the number of options for military dependents.  For more information on public education choices, click here


Finance

Located in Bldg. 804.  For more information, please contact Customer service at DSN: 312-493-3288 or 334-953-3288 or e-mail maxwell.finance@us.af.mil


Military & Family Readiness

For more information call 334-953-2353 or visit us our website or Facebook page


Checking-In

All incoming military members arriving during duty hours should report to their respective units or schools. If you arrive after hours, check in with lodging until your Commander's Support Staff is open the next duty day.


Air Force Inns / University Inn

University Inn is one of the largest lodging operations in the world. There is a lodging campus located on both Maxwell AFB and Gunter Annex. Each room is equipped to meet Air Force standards, with select rooms having micro-kitchens with a stove top. Certain TLF rooms are also pet-friendly, for those who meet specific eligibility. Most of the property is dedicated to thousands of students attending classes with Air University. . Central reservations for both bases can be made by calling DSN 312-493-2055 or 334-953-2055 Option #1 or by visiting http://af.dodlodging.net/propertys/maxwell-AFB.  Reservations can be made at University Inn for families inbound on PCS orders to stay in one of the Temporary Lodging Facilities (TLF’s). Those who obtain accommodations will be allowed to stay up to 30 days if quarters are available. For those traveling with family pets, the University Inn does have a limited amount of pet friendly TLF’s. If no pet friendly TLF quarters are available then boarding arrangements should be made in advance to care for your animals.


Intro

When it comes to moving and changing permanent duty stations, being prepared and making the right decisions can make the difference between a seamless move or one filled with frustrations. Visit the following website for more information: Military Installations, Plan My Move, Heroes Welcome, and www.move.mil


Sponsorship Training

The AFRC Relocation Program is here to support Sponsors and Command Support Staff who are charged with managing and monitoring the unit level Sponsorship Program. The first step to becoming a successful Sponsor is taking the e-sponsorship application training (eSAT)


Spouse Employment Reciprocity in Alabama

License reciprocity in the State of Alabama is handled by each individual professional body self-regulated within existing state laws and regulations. Please refer to the professional body’s website for further information.


Lending Closet

The Lending Closet provides essential items for the incoming PCSing family while they are awaiting the arrival of their household goods and also to outgoing families. A copy of orders must be presented in order to use this service.  Dishes, Toasters, Futons, Silverware, Coffee Pots, Card Tables, High Chairs, Pots/Pans, Mixers, Folding Chairs, Pack and Play, Irons, Ironing Boards. Lodging Kits (with kitchen supplies) are available to make your move a little smoother.  NOTE: Plan to bring with you or put in unaccompanied baggage: pillows, sheets, and blankets. Students may also check out items, but members on PCS orders have priority.


Childcare for PCS

The Maxwell Relocation Assistance Program offers the Child Care for PCS Program sponsored by the Air Force Aid Society. This program is intended to help relieve some of the stress felt by families in the process of a PCS move. The Air Force Aid Society will pay up to 20 hours of child care per child in certified Family Child Care homes or the CDC/Youth Center on base. Families with PCS orders are eligible to receive a certificate from the AFRC relocation staff for use within 60 days of the family's arrival at the base.


Emergency Assistance

From time to time, emergencies occur while moving. The Relocation Assistance Program office has the resources to provide emergency financial assistance and referrals.  The Air Force Aid Society is available to assist with financial emergencies that may occur.


For more information on Relocation call Military & Family Readiness at (334)953-2353 or DSN 312-493-2353.


Maxwell AFB Housing

Visit the Air Force Housing website to find your new home with the Air Force. This website serves as a one-stop shop for Airmen and their families to obtain information about the housing options and support services available to them at Maxwell-Gunter AFB.  Maxwell-Gunter Housing Office at 334-953-2781, 334-953-9406, 334-953-9446 or DSN 312-493-2781


Privatized Housing

At Maxwell AFB, military family housing is privatized. Maxwell Family Housing, a Hunt Military Community, owns the family housing and is responsible for maintaining, repairing, constructing and managing the community. In addition to your option to purchase and rent housing in the local community, you now may choose to live in privatized housing by signing a tenant lease agreement with Hunt Military Communities.
For comprehensive information about the privatized housing community at Maxwell AFB, visit Maxwell Family Housing. The website provides information you need to know about the homes and amenities available in the privatized housing community.


Unaccompanied Housing

UH is provided for unaccompanied Airmen in the ranks of E-1 to E-3 and E-4 with less than 3 years of service. Each Airman is provided a private sleeping room, furnishings, bed linens and supplies required for comfortable living. (Room arrangements may vary depending on location). Unaccompanied Airmen in the rank of E-4 with greater than 3 years of service and above will move into housing in the local community.


It’s likely that employment will change when a move occurs, especially for military spouses. The information below will provide you with employment assistance information and resources available.

The employment atmosphere in the River Region is steady and growing. Reasonable commuting areas include Prattville, Elmore, Wetumpka, and Millbrook. Montgomery is the capital of Alabama with the majority of state government jobs (9,500 employees) located in this area. The Federal Government is the largest employer in the area due to Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base (12,700 employees). Baptist Health Systems employs over 4,000 employees and the Montgomery Public Schools employ 4,000 employees as well. There is a variety of employment opportunities on the installation and in the local community. For individual employment assistance for job opportunities on the installation and local community contact the Airman and Family Readiness Center Employment Assistance Program at (334) 953-2353

Military Spouse Occupational License Portability

The State of Alabama and the Department of Defense have collaborated to develop laws, policies, and resources that reduce the burden of relicensing when military spouses relocate from another state. The results of these efforts are summarized below, with more options being adopted regularly.


Interstate Compacts

Compacts are agreements between two or more states of the United States that are approved by those states’ respective legislatures. When applied to occupational licenses, interstate compacts provide full reciprocity between states. Alabama is party to the following occupational license compacts:


The Alabama Military Family Jobs Opportunity Act of 2018

This law requires the majority of state occupational licensure boards to provide temporary or permanent licenses to military spouses transferring to Alabama. It also requires the boards to waive any initial licensing fees. The Alabama Military Stability Foundation provides additional information at this site.


Stand-Alone Professions

The Alabama Legislature has also passed legislation that affords licensing accommodations for military spouses in certain fields, including:


Military Spouse Teacher Certification

The Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE) provides expedited application review to active duty military personnel and their spouses who hold valid professional educator certificates issued by other states, territories, or Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA). Alabama Superintendents may request temporary licenses on behalf of their employees for up to four years. ALSDE provides certificates of reciprocity to recognize out of state valid professional educator certificates and an easy online platform to access the expedited process, apply for certification, and access several options for achieving certification at this site.


Additional Information


Heroes Welcome

https://www.heroeswelcome.alabama.gov/

Many #MilSpouses work in occupations that require specific licenses or credentials. If the military is moving your family to the State of Alabama, the Heroes Welcome Initiative gives you the proper contact information for your applicable licensure and/or credentialing agency. To ensure you are set up for success, review the https://www.heroeswelcome.alabama.gov/licensure_boards/ to identify rapid pathways into the workforce in Alabama.


Military families may request child care by visiting MilitaryChildCare.com. This Department of Defense website serves all military families seeking child care (including Child Development Centers, Family Child Care and school age care programs) and provides access to military-operated child care options world-wide. Families may search for and request care, manage their requests, and update their profile online, simplifying the process for finding child care.

Child Development Centers (CDC)

The Child Development Centers provide quality care for military and civilian children ages 6 weeks to 5 years (or until they start kindergarten). For more information contact either the Maxwell CDC at 334-953-6667 or DSN 312-493-6667 or the Gunter Annex CDC at 334-416-3185 or DSN 312-596-3185.


School Age Program (SAP)

School Aged Centers are designed for children ages 5 to 12 years old. For more information contact either the Maxwell School-age Program at 334-953-6292 or DSN 312-493-6292 or the Gunter Annex School at 334-416-1427 or DSN 312-596-1427. Both School Aged Centers are accredited by the Council on Accreditation.


Youth Center Sponsorship Program

This program matches youth ages 9-18 coming to Maxwell AFB-Gunter Annex with volunteer sponsors their own age. This will enable them to become familiar with the base and the surrounding area. We also work with children departing Maxwell AFB-Gunter Annex for other bases. If you are leaving Maxwell AFB-Gunter Annex, we make every effort to contact your receiving base and get you a sponsor there.


Child Care for PCS

The Maxwell Relocation Assistance Program offers the Child Care for PCS Program sponsored by the Air Force Aid Society. This program is intended to help relieve some of the stress felt by families in the process of a PCS move. The Air Force Aid Society will pay up to 20 hours of child care per child in certified Family Child Care homes or the CDC/Youth Center on base. Families with PCS orders are eligible to receive a certificate from the Maxwell Airman and Family Readiness Center relocation staff for use within 60 days of the family's arrival at the base.


EFMP is a Department of Defense program offered by all branches of the military.  It is a mandatory enrollment program for all active-duty Airmen who have a special needs family member.  The program is comprised of three components: EFMP-Medical (EFMP-M), EFMP-Assignments (EFMP-A) and EFMP-Family Support (EFMP-FS) that work toward a common goal of providing comprehensive and coordinated support to families.  EFMP-M supports the EFMP through screening, enrollment and assignment coordination through the Family Member Travel Screening.  EFMP-A considers the medical and educational needs of the family when it has been determined that the required services are not available at the Airman’s current or projected assignment location.  EFMP-FS is based on Section 563(c) NDAA FY2010 (Public Law 111-84).  Support is provided by the Military and Family Readiness Center (M&FRC) EFMP-FS coordinators to all DoD ID cardholders assigned to the installation or located in the community.

For more information on EFMP call Military & Family Readiness at (334) 953-2353 or DSN 312-493-2353.


Army Reserve Family Programs

Army Reserve Family Programs

Armed Services YMCA

Armed Services YMCA

Blue Star Families

Support. Connect. Empower-for military families by military families

Build a Sign

Provides one free sign to welcome your hero home. You only pay for shipping

Care.Com

Find care and services for your children, adults, pets and for your home

The Comfort Crew for Military Kids

Support for the social and emotional resiliency of military kids

Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress

Resources and articles for military families.

Fisher House Foundation

Housing when you have a service member hospitalized for injury, illness or disease.

American Gold Star Mothers Inc.

An organization of mothers who have lost a son or daughter in the service of our country

Gold Star Wives of America Inc.

Support for widows/ widower of service members who died on active duty

inTransition

Supports service members and their families maintain continuity of care

The American Legion

Nations largest veterans service organization, committed to mentoring youth

Love and Logic

Parenting-Raising responsible children

Military's Interstate Children's Compact Commission

Includes the Interstate Compact

National Military Family Association

Provides free camps for children in military families.

Military Impacted Schools Association

Serve school districts with a high concentration of military children

Military Officers Association of America

Financial assistance for students who are children of former, current or retired military

National Resource Directory

Connecting Service Members, Veterans, and Their Families with support

Operation Homefront

Provides emergency financial and other assistance to families of our service members and wounded warriors.

Operation Military Kids

Support for children and youth impacted by deployment

Operation We are Here

Resources for Military Families

Our Military Kids

Grants for the children of National Guard/Military Reserve who are currently deployed

American Red Cross

Emergency aid and support for military families

Sesame Street for Military Families

Toolkit celebrates families' strength and resilience in next step of their adventure (multimedia intiative)

Sitter City Military Program

Child Care Program for Military Families.

Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors

Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS)

Tutor.com

Online tutoring and homework help.

United Through Reading

Parent records reading a book online/via video/tape recorder and it is sent to the child

United Way

United Way

USO Transition 360 Alliance

Initiative to help U.S. Military personnel and their families transition back into civilian life after service ends.

The Trevor Romain Company

DVDs and curriculum for military families.

Official DOD Customer Moving Portal

Planning, scheduling and getting ready for the move. 

Heroes Welcome

Resources page to discover many popular state, federal, and national resources available to military families

Military OneSource

Information, Free books, DVDs, resources, handouts, etc.

Military Installations

Installation guides, base essentials, and information on different duty stations.

Plan my Move

Custom list for moving that shows tasks and how to complete them.

Sponsorship Training

Online sponsorship training

MILLIE

MILLIE is a guide to help buy or rent a home.

Air Force Employee Assistance Program

Air Force Employee Assistance Program 866-580-9078


Getting Started

Permanent Party

In-processing for both Maxwell AFB and Gunter-Annex personnel is conducted your unit's Commander Support Staff (CSS). Please bring all hand carried documents from your previous base/location. Your CSS will assist with your in-processing records screening and other documentation.  Additionally, your CSS will schedule you for Right Start Newcomer’s Orientation. Right Start is held once a month and is mandatory for military members and DoD civilians.  For more information to assist with your permanent party move, access the Heroes Welcome Initiative or MyBaseGuide resources page to discover many popular state, federal, and national resources available to military families.


Students

In-processing for Air University students is handled by respective schools.


Local Schools

Over the past few years, the public schools serving Maxwell-Gunter AFB family members have made headway in providing better experiences for military-connected children. In addition, the K-12 Education Working Group has partnered with local school districts to increase the number of options for military dependents.  For more information on public education choices, click here


Finance

Located in Bldg. 804.  For more information, please contact Customer service at DSN: 312-493-3288 or 334-953-3288 or e-mail maxwell.finance@us.af.mil


Military & Family Readiness

For more information call 334-953-2353 or visit us our website or Facebook page


Checking-In

All incoming military members arriving during duty hours should report to their respective units or schools. If you arrive after hours, check in with lodging until your Commander's Support Staff is open the next duty day.


Temporary Lodging

Air Force Inns / University Inn

University Inn is one of the largest lodging operations in the world. There is a lodging campus located on both Maxwell AFB and Gunter Annex. Each room is equipped to meet Air Force standards, with select rooms having micro-kitchens with a stove top. Certain TLF rooms are also pet-friendly, for those who meet specific eligibility. Most of the property is dedicated to thousands of students attending classes with Air University. . Central reservations for both bases can be made by calling DSN 312-493-2055 or 334-953-2055 Option #1 or by visiting http://af.dodlodging.net/propertys/maxwell-AFB.  Reservations can be made at University Inn for families inbound on PCS orders to stay in one of the Temporary Lodging Facilities (TLF’s). Those who obtain accommodations will be allowed to stay up to 30 days if quarters are available. For those traveling with family pets, the University Inn does have a limited amount of pet friendly TLF’s. If no pet friendly TLF quarters are available then boarding arrangements should be made in advance to care for your animals.


Relocation Assistance

Intro

When it comes to moving and changing permanent duty stations, being prepared and making the right decisions can make the difference between a seamless move or one filled with frustrations. Visit the following website for more information: Military Installations, Plan My Move, Heroes Welcome, and www.move.mil


Sponsorship Training

The AFRC Relocation Program is here to support Sponsors and Command Support Staff who are charged with managing and monitoring the unit level Sponsorship Program. The first step to becoming a successful Sponsor is taking the e-sponsorship application training (eSAT)


Spouse Employment Reciprocity in Alabama

License reciprocity in the State of Alabama is handled by each individual professional body self-regulated within existing state laws and regulations. Please refer to the professional body’s website for further information.


Lending Closet

The Lending Closet provides essential items for the incoming PCSing family while they are awaiting the arrival of their household goods and also to outgoing families. A copy of orders must be presented in order to use this service.  Dishes, Toasters, Futons, Silverware, Coffee Pots, Card Tables, High Chairs, Pots/Pans, Mixers, Folding Chairs, Pack and Play, Irons, Ironing Boards. Lodging Kits (with kitchen supplies) are available to make your move a little smoother.  NOTE: Plan to bring with you or put in unaccompanied baggage: pillows, sheets, and blankets. Students may also check out items, but members on PCS orders have priority.


Childcare for PCS

The Maxwell Relocation Assistance Program offers the Child Care for PCS Program sponsored by the Air Force Aid Society. This program is intended to help relieve some of the stress felt by families in the process of a PCS move. The Air Force Aid Society will pay up to 20 hours of child care per child in certified Family Child Care homes or the CDC/Youth Center on base. Families with PCS orders are eligible to receive a certificate from the AFRC relocation staff for use within 60 days of the family's arrival at the base.


Emergency Assistance

From time to time, emergencies occur while moving. The Relocation Assistance Program office has the resources to provide emergency financial assistance and referrals.  The Air Force Aid Society is available to assist with financial emergencies that may occur.


For more information on Relocation call Military & Family Readiness at (334)953-2353 or DSN 312-493-2353.


Housing

Maxwell AFB Housing

Visit the Air Force Housing website to find your new home with the Air Force. This website serves as a one-stop shop for Airmen and their families to obtain information about the housing options and support services available to them at Maxwell-Gunter AFB.  Maxwell-Gunter Housing Office at 334-953-2781, 334-953-9406, 334-953-9446 or DSN 312-493-2781


Privatized Housing

At Maxwell AFB, military family housing is privatized. Maxwell Family Housing, a Hunt Military Community, owns the family housing and is responsible for maintaining, repairing, constructing and managing the community. In addition to your option to purchase and rent housing in the local community, you now may choose to live in privatized housing by signing a tenant lease agreement with Hunt Military Communities.
For comprehensive information about the privatized housing community at Maxwell AFB, visit Maxwell Family Housing. The website provides information you need to know about the homes and amenities available in the privatized housing community.


Unaccompanied Housing

UH is provided for unaccompanied Airmen in the ranks of E-1 to E-3 and E-4 with less than 3 years of service. Each Airman is provided a private sleeping room, furnishings, bed linens and supplies required for comfortable living. (Room arrangements may vary depending on location). Unaccompanied Airmen in the rank of E-4 with greater than 3 years of service and above will move into housing in the local community.


Employment Info

It’s likely that employment will change when a move occurs, especially for military spouses. The information below will provide you with employment assistance information and resources available.

The employment atmosphere in the River Region is steady and growing. Reasonable commuting areas include Prattville, Elmore, Wetumpka, and Millbrook. Montgomery is the capital of Alabama with the majority of state government jobs (9,500 employees) located in this area. The Federal Government is the largest employer in the area due to Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base (12,700 employees). Baptist Health Systems employs over 4,000 employees and the Montgomery Public Schools employ 4,000 employees as well. There is a variety of employment opportunities on the installation and in the local community. For individual employment assistance for job opportunities on the installation and local community contact the Airman and Family Readiness Center Employment Assistance Program at (334) 953-2353

Military Spouse Occupational License Portability

The State of Alabama and the Department of Defense have collaborated to develop laws, policies, and resources that reduce the burden of relicensing when military spouses relocate from another state. The results of these efforts are summarized below, with more options being adopted regularly.


Interstate Compacts

Compacts are agreements between two or more states of the United States that are approved by those states’ respective legislatures. When applied to occupational licenses, interstate compacts provide full reciprocity between states. Alabama is party to the following occupational license compacts:


The Alabama Military Family Jobs Opportunity Act of 2018

This law requires the majority of state occupational licensure boards to provide temporary or permanent licenses to military spouses transferring to Alabama. It also requires the boards to waive any initial licensing fees. The Alabama Military Stability Foundation provides additional information at this site.


Stand-Alone Professions

The Alabama Legislature has also passed legislation that affords licensing accommodations for military spouses in certain fields, including:


Military Spouse Teacher Certification

The Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE) provides expedited application review to active duty military personnel and their spouses who hold valid professional educator certificates issued by other states, territories, or Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA). Alabama Superintendents may request temporary licenses on behalf of their employees for up to four years. ALSDE provides certificates of reciprocity to recognize out of state valid professional educator certificates and an easy online platform to access the expedited process, apply for certification, and access several options for achieving certification at this site.


Additional Information


Heroes Welcome

https://www.heroeswelcome.alabama.gov/

Many #MilSpouses work in occupations that require specific licenses or credentials. If the military is moving your family to the State of Alabama, the Heroes Welcome Initiative gives you the proper contact information for your applicable licensure and/or credentialing agency. To ensure you are set up for success, review the https://www.heroeswelcome.alabama.gov/licensure_boards/ to identify rapid pathways into the workforce in Alabama.


For Young Children

Military families may request child care by visiting MilitaryChildCare.com. This Department of Defense website serves all military families seeking child care (including Child Development Centers, Family Child Care and school age care programs) and provides access to military-operated child care options world-wide. Families may search for and request care, manage their requests, and update their profile online, simplifying the process for finding child care.

Child Development Centers (CDC)

The Child Development Centers provide quality care for military and civilian children ages 6 weeks to 5 years (or until they start kindergarten). For more information contact either the Maxwell CDC at 334-953-6667 or DSN 312-493-6667 or the Gunter Annex CDC at 334-416-3185 or DSN 312-596-3185.


School Age Program (SAP)

School Aged Centers are designed for children ages 5 to 12 years old. For more information contact either the Maxwell School-age Program at 334-953-6292 or DSN 312-493-6292 or the Gunter Annex School at 334-416-1427 or DSN 312-596-1427. Both School Aged Centers are accredited by the Council on Accreditation.


Youth Center Sponsorship Program

This program matches youth ages 9-18 coming to Maxwell AFB-Gunter Annex with volunteer sponsors their own age. This will enable them to become familiar with the base and the surrounding area. We also work with children departing Maxwell AFB-Gunter Annex for other bases. If you are leaving Maxwell AFB-Gunter Annex, we make every effort to contact your receiving base and get you a sponsor there.


Child Care for PCS

The Maxwell Relocation Assistance Program offers the Child Care for PCS Program sponsored by the Air Force Aid Society. This program is intended to help relieve some of the stress felt by families in the process of a PCS move. The Air Force Aid Society will pay up to 20 hours of child care per child in certified Family Child Care homes or the CDC/Youth Center on base. Families with PCS orders are eligible to receive a certificate from the Maxwell Airman and Family Readiness Center relocation staff for use within 60 days of the family's arrival at the base.


EFMP

EFMP is a Department of Defense program offered by all branches of the military.  It is a mandatory enrollment program for all active-duty Airmen who have a special needs family member.  The program is comprised of three components: EFMP-Medical (EFMP-M), EFMP-Assignments (EFMP-A) and EFMP-Family Support (EFMP-FS) that work toward a common goal of providing comprehensive and coordinated support to families.  EFMP-M supports the EFMP through screening, enrollment and assignment coordination through the Family Member Travel Screening.  EFMP-A considers the medical and educational needs of the family when it has been determined that the required services are not available at the Airman’s current or projected assignment location.  EFMP-FS is based on Section 563(c) NDAA FY2010 (Public Law 111-84).  Support is provided by the Military and Family Readiness Center (M&FRC) EFMP-FS coordinators to all DoD ID cardholders assigned to the installation or located in the community.

For more information on EFMP call Military & Family Readiness at (334) 953-2353 or DSN 312-493-2353.


Additional Resources

Army Reserve Family Programs

Army Reserve Family Programs

Armed Services YMCA

Armed Services YMCA

Blue Star Families

Support. Connect. Empower-for military families by military families

Build a Sign

Provides one free sign to welcome your hero home. You only pay for shipping

Care.Com

Find care and services for your children, adults, pets and for your home

The Comfort Crew for Military Kids

Support for the social and emotional resiliency of military kids

Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress

Resources and articles for military families.

Fisher House Foundation

Housing when you have a service member hospitalized for injury, illness or disease.

American Gold Star Mothers Inc.

An organization of mothers who have lost a son or daughter in the service of our country

Gold Star Wives of America Inc.

Support for widows/ widower of service members who died on active duty

inTransition

Supports service members and their families maintain continuity of care

The American Legion

Nations largest veterans service organization, committed to mentoring youth

Love and Logic

Parenting-Raising responsible children

Military's Interstate Children's Compact Commission

Includes the Interstate Compact

National Military Family Association

Provides free camps for children in military families.

Military Impacted Schools Association

Serve school districts with a high concentration of military children

Military Officers Association of America

Financial assistance for students who are children of former, current or retired military

National Resource Directory

Connecting Service Members, Veterans, and Their Families with support

Operation Homefront

Provides emergency financial and other assistance to families of our service members and wounded warriors.

Operation Military Kids

Support for children and youth impacted by deployment

Operation We are Here

Resources for Military Families

Our Military Kids

Grants for the children of National Guard/Military Reserve who are currently deployed

American Red Cross

Emergency aid and support for military families

Sesame Street for Military Families

Toolkit celebrates families' strength and resilience in next step of their adventure (multimedia intiative)

Sitter City Military Program

Child Care Program for Military Families.

Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors

Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS)

Tutor.com

Online tutoring and homework help.

United Through Reading

Parent records reading a book online/via video/tape recorder and it is sent to the child

United Way

United Way

USO Transition 360 Alliance

Initiative to help U.S. Military personnel and their families transition back into civilian life after service ends.

The Trevor Romain Company

DVDs and curriculum for military families.

Official DOD Customer Moving Portal

Planning, scheduling and getting ready for the move. 

Heroes Welcome

Resources page to discover many popular state, federal, and national resources available to military families

Military OneSource

Information, Free books, DVDs, resources, handouts, etc.

Military Installations

Installation guides, base essentials, and information on different duty stations.

Plan my Move

Custom list for moving that shows tasks and how to complete them.

Sponsorship Training

Online sponsorship training

MILLIE

MILLIE is a guide to help buy or rent a home.

Air Force Employee Assistance Program

Air Force Employee Assistance Program 866-580-9078