Understanding and identifying a substance use problem can be the beginning of a better life. Learn how to identify the warning signs of substance use disorders and where to get help.

When legal issues arise, service members and their families have a number of resources at their fingertips, much of it free.

It’s not unusual to have emotional ups and downs during a loved one’s deployment. Tend to your well-being and plan for your service member’s return with these suggestions

Join the Defense Department in celebrating and thanking our teachers, child care providers and professional staff who educate and support our military-connected children, youth and teens.

Did you know that your commissary and exchange offer perks such as tax-free shopping, military-exclusive pricing, contest prizes, job opportunities for the military community and more?

During training, enlisted service members are required to live in the barracks. Single service members are required to live in barracks once they’re at their permanent duty station.

Shopping for your best health can be inexpensive, and nutritious recipes can be easy to follow. Visit the Defense Commissary Agency’s website for great tips.

Service members typically move every few years, and military families tend to become moving pros. But even pros can use a little support when facing a move.

National Guard spouses and partners are crucial to their service member’s well-being, handling household responsibilities and offering emotional support.

Joining the Reserve Component of the military is a great way to serve your country. You will also earn valuable benefits without giving up your civilian employment or schooling.

Learn more about community child care options offered through the Military Child Care in Your Neighborhood-PLUS program.

Newly married into the military, or you or your spouse recently joined? This period involves adapting to new roles, new schedules, and finding new ways to navigate life’s challenges.

Although writing a last will and testament is not required, it is recommended that service members and their families have wills, even if they do not have kids or valuable property.

MilTax, offered by the Defense Department, provides free tax services to the military, including user-friendly tax prep software, expert support and up-to-date tax information.

One of the most valuable assets to uniformed service members, their family members and other eligible individuals, is their military ID issued by the Department of Defense.