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.

One of the great benefits of moving with the military is that you and your family will likely have several housing options. Be sure to consider your options carefully.

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.

Learn about opportunities and support Family Programs provide for National Guard kids. The services offer a variety of child and youth programs in structured developmental settings.

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.

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.

Child and Youth Services is an integral component of the National Guard’s comprehensive approach to family readiness.

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

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.

Service members put their lives on the line to protect our country. But serious risks may lurk in everyday life for some.

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.

Active-duty service members and spouses receive certain residency protections for taxes and voting under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. There are slight differences for military spouses.

With the many available scholarships, grants and other options for financial aid, paying for college doesn't have to be intimidating.

The military and Defense Department have options for domestic abuse victims to look out for their pets’ safety along with their own.