Military OneSource
[9/12/2009]
Army OneSource provides you with information and
resources that can help improve many areas of
your life, from personal to professional. But we
do more than give you information -- we help you
take action, with materials that get you
thinking and tools that help you set things in
motion. This private service is available 24/7.
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Soldier and Family Life Consultant
[9/17/2009]
Soldier and Family Life Consultants Initiative”
offers free, anonymous reunion and reintegration
support to active-duty Soldiers, along with
those from the National Guard and Army Reserve,
and their families.
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America Supports You
[9/15/2009]
"America Supports You" spotlights what Americans
are doing in support of the military, encourages
others to thank the troops and allows all to
tell their stories by giving voice and
visibility to their efforts.
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American Legion
[9/15/2009]
A community-service organization which now
numbers nearly 3 million members -- men and
women -- in nearly 15,000 American Legion Posts
worldwide.
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American Red Cross
[9/15/2009]
A worldwide movement that offers neutral
humanitarian care to the victims/families of
war. |
Army Emergency Relief
[9/16/2009]
AER |
The Post-Deployment Health Reassessment
[9/17/2009]
The Post-Deployment Health Reassessment, or
PDHRA, is part of the force health protection
program. It extends the continuum of care for
Service members’ deployment-related health
concerns. The PDHRA provides education,
screening, assessment and access to care for a
wide variety of questions and concerns that you
may have about your health after you return from
deployment.
Our mission is to provide a full range of
services to you and your family. We recognize
that deployment may have an impact on your
health and well-being. Our commitment is to
programs that successfully safeguard your health
and wellbeing. Our goal is to avoid or minimize
any negative impact deployment may have had on
your health. |
Army Wounded Warrior Program (AW2)
[9/17/2009]
On April 30, 2004, the Department of the Army
introduced a Disabled Soldier Support System
(DS3). On November 10, 2005 the name of the
program was officially changed to the U.S. Army
Wounded Warrior Program (AW2). This program
provides its severely disabled Soldiers and
their families with a system of advocacy and
follow support to assist them as they transition
back to military service or into the civilian
community. |
TRICARE Reserve Select
[9/17/2009]
TRICARE Reserve Select (TRS) is a premium-based
health plan that qualifying National Guard and
Reserve members may purchase. TRS, which
requires a monthly premium, offers coverage
similar to TRICARE Standard and Extra.
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