Support for Military
Quick guidance & answers
You were part of the military family when you supported your service member in their mission — and you’re still part of the family. The military honors your connection and recognizes the deep grief that can follow a service member’s death. That’s why there are resources designed to support you. From immediate needs such as grief and trauma counseling to long-term assistance, survivors can access a wide range of resources.
You remain a valued member of the military community, and you don’t have to navigate this journey alone.
Learn ways to take care of your mind and body as you grieve the loss of someone who died by suicide.
Check out these Bereavement & Grief-related Guides for more information.
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We get military life, and we’re here to connect you to the right kind of guidance — from quick answers to support for challenges.
If you are in immediate danger, call military law enforcement or dial 911.
Learn about military bases worldwide. Get installation overviews, check-in procedures, housing, contacts for programs and services, photos and more.
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We’ve transitioned to a new contact center. Wait times may be longer than usual as we work to improve your experience. Connecting you to support remains our top priority. We appreciate your patience.
For emergencies, please call 911.
