Mobile Apps
Military Community Awareness-Digital (MCA-D) introduces OPERATION REACH OUT, a smartphone app aimed at preventing suicide among military personnel and veterans. Developed by a team of suicide prevention experts, under the supervision of the primary author, Lawrence Shapiro, Ph.D., the app is available free on the iTunes App Store and the Android Market. OPERATION REACH OUT is designed to: Free Mobile App available now on iTunes and the Android Market
OPERATION REACH OUT: A Military Suicide Prevention App
Activities For Adults
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Reward Chart
A reward chart will teach your children to set goals and work toward them. Your children will be answerable to the goals they have set and will take responsibility for their behavior. You will take yourself out of the position of nagging and become a cheerleader instead! For children ages 4-10.
In addition to authorizing direct payment of a portion of a military retiree’s pay to the former spouse, the Uniformed Services Former Spouses’ Protection Act (USFSPA) also extends some privileges to certain former spouses.
During your divorce, your attorney will need information from you in order to determine how some of the following factors may affect your particular situation.
Use this worksheet to list adjustments that your family members might have to make, and ways you or a professional can help.
If you learn more about where your parent will be deployed and what they will do each day, it may help you feel closer to them.
There are lots of things that make you and your family special. Fill in the sentences and draw a picture of your family members doing what they do best!
There can be a lot of uncertainty around deployments, but it is important to understand your feelings and how to handle them.
Journals help you sort out your thoughts and feelings. Writing is also a good way to feel close to your deployed parent. Use this format to start off your journal.