Families with special needs can offer feedback about their recent experiences with the Exceptional Family Member Program Family Support services by using the EFMP Family Support Feedback Tool.

Genes influence more than just appearance. They can significantly impact your health. Knowing your family's medical history can provide important insights into potential health risks.

Disposing of old or unused medication is a tricky issue. Protect your family and community by taking these steps to safely clean out your medicine cabinet.

The Family Needs Assessment is a way for any military family who has a member with special medical or educational needs to create an action plan for support.

Learn about registering in advance for a Medicaid waiver for your eligible family member with special needs to avoid lengthy wait times after you separate or retire from military service.

TRICARE mental health and substance use disorder services provide a full range of treatments, including outpatient programs and other options for opioid treatment.

The Americans with Disabilities Act has been protecting disabled people's civil rights for more than 30 years, making sure they have the same opportunities as everyone else.

Even well-adjusted children can feel stressed after a disaster or trauma. Learn to spot and address signs of stress to support your child’s emotional well-being.

Federal Impact Aid helps school districts cover the cost of educating military children, including those who require special education services. Learn more about this funding and how it may be spent.

Whether your family is moving to Ansbach, Germany, or Camp Zama, Japan, you'll want to know everything you can about overseas schools, especially if you have children with special educational needs.

Special education is designed to meet unique needs of children with special needs, ages 3 through 21.

Moving with kids can be a little like assembling a jigsaw puzzle. A little perspective and patience is needed for you to fit all the pieces together.

You’ve received your PCS orders. Between looking for a new home and packing, you’ll have another big job to do if you’re a military parent — helping your kids cope with moving.

As a parent, you want to both protect your children and help them be their best. Find tips and resources to help them learn, grow, adjust to new surroundings and do well in school.

Families with special needs have a wide range of programs and services available for both family members with special needs and their caregivers. Here is a sampling of the various resources and tools available to you through the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Special Education Programs, or OSEP.