Military Community and Family Policy produces toolkits to support a variety of programs and events during the year. Toolkits include fact sheets, posters, banners, social messaging and resources that can be used to support, promote and learn more about important initiatives.
All the Ways is an engaging creative campaign that uses rich media and video to show users all the ways that Military OneSource can support service members and families. The campaign educates the military community about unexpected and unique ways that Military OneSource can help, ultimately helping users understand the full spectrum of resources and services available to them through Military OneSource. All the Ways has appeared across channels, including YouTube, social media, military affinity websites, on gas pumps at installations across the country and in print.
In October, the Department of Defense and Military OneSource recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The 2021 campaign will focus on supporting victims, with an understanding of the wide range of circumstances they are experiencing as a result of the pandemic. The campaign content informs service providers, commanders, other leaders and the public about how they can assist victims and remind them that help is always available.
In April, the Department of Defense and Military OneSource are asking the media to join them in recognizing Child Abuse Prevention Month. The 2021 campaign will focus on providing resources to help kids and families heal and prevent future abuse in the military community.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and the Department of Defense participates as a way to raise awareness through a servicewide campaign.
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. This year, the Department of Defense campaign aims to help families build resilience during uncertain times and raise awareness of a key protective factor shown to increase children’s resilience: the stability of a caring adult in their lives – whether a family member, teacher, coach or another positive figure. The campaign encourages adults to step up as positive role models, support parents in the military community and Stand Up for MilKids.
April is Month of the Military Child. In observance of this month, the Military Community and Family Policy program is collaborating with key partners to celebrate and support military children. Together, we’re featuring resources from across programs to help families discover more support they can turn to throughout the year.
The 2019 Domestic Violence Prevention Month campaign is designed to help service members, military spouses and intimate partners build safer relationships, prevent domestic abuse, and access support. The 2019 campaign, “Mobilize Help for Safer Relationships,” introduces the military community to technology-facilitated abuse in relationships.
MilParent Power helps military families build their family readiness and resilience, while supporting them in efforts to up their parenting game with easy tips, reminders and resources. With the MilParent Power toolkit, Military OneSource offers resources and tools to help busy military parents.
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