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Foreign Born Military Spouse Network
Provides referral services for housing, domestic violence and sexual assault services, and abuse cases. Immigration stress, isolation, language barriers, lack of awareness of the system or what to do and lack of extended family support significantly predispose and heighten crisis and mental health risks for foreign-born spouses. Many do not seek help because of stigma or cultural barriers and lack of support systems. The program provides empathy-first, culturally and trauma- informed, emotional support through trained volunteers and a warm line of first responders.
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National Military Family Association
Provides a variety of support resources and information for Military members and families.
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Five and Thrive
Department of Defense resources offer information for military households related to childcare, education, healthcare, housing, and spouse employment.
Additional welcome guides are linked for various base cities and countries around the world.
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Five and Thrive
Comprehensive resource guides created by military spouses. Guides are branch-specific and contain information on spouse supports, military life (acronyms, pay, time, rank structure, etc.), and resources for childcare, education, healthcare, housing, and spouse employment.
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Nebraska Resource Center
Offers a wide range of services to military members, veterans, and their families. Staffed by an accredited veteran service officer who can connect veterans with state and federal benefits and services, including reviewing service records, determining eligibility, assisting in the completion and submittal of forms, advising on appeals, and more.
Also offers resources on employment opportunities and career advancement, details on occupational licensure and tax reforms in the state, options for transitional or permanent housing, opportunities for spouses and dependents, and more.
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Military OneSource
Assists military families by identifying and enrolling family members with special medical or educational needs, finding out what services are available at current or new duty stations, and supporting families with information, referrals when appropriate, and non-clinical case management to access services.
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Illinois Joining Forces
