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Explore trusted entry points for benefits, education, health, family support, and the move to civilian life. Filter by service and topic to narrow the list.

Official and government sources

Browse resources by service and need

Cross-service links appear for all seven services. Service-specific family resources are labeled with their audience; eligibility and local access still depend on the program.

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Showing 17 resources across all seven services.

Benefits

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Getting started with VA benefits and services

A broad entry point for exploring benefits, applying, and finding support during or after a military-to-civilian transition.

Eligibility: For transitioning service members, Veterans, and some family members or caregivers. VA determines eligibility separately for each benefit using factors such as service history, discharge status, disability, income, and medical need.
Coverage: Covers VA programs relevant across all seven service communities, including Guard and Reserve transitions. Individual programs have different service requirements.

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

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VA disability compensation eligibility

Review the service-connection rules and evidence VA considers for disability compensation claims.

Eligibility: Generally for Veterans with a current condition connected to qualifying active service or training. Discharge status and the facts of the claim matter; VA decides each claim.
Coverage: Federal VA program for qualifying former service members from any branch, including Guard and Reserve members when their service meets VA rules.

VA disability benefits eligibility

Education

1 resource

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GI Bill and other education benefit eligibility

Compare education programs that may help with tuition, training, books, housing, or career counseling.

Eligibility: Potentially for active-duty service members, Veterans, National Guard and Reserve members, and qualified survivors or dependents. Each program has its own service, enrollment, and entitlement rules.
Coverage: Federal VA programs across the services; Selected Reserve options and other benefits have distinct service and status requirements.

VA education benefit eligibility

Health

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VA health care eligibility

Review the service, discharge, and other factors VA uses to determine health care eligibility and priority group.

Eligibility: Primarily for Veterans. Current or former Guard and Reserve members may qualify under specific federal activation and service rules; training-only status does not qualify under the listed rule.
Coverage: Federal VA health care. Enrollment, priority group, covered care, and possible costs depend on individual circumstances.

VA health care eligibility

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TRICARE eligibility and plan options

Find the eligibility path for active-duty, retired, Guard and Reserve sponsors, and registered family members.

Eligibility: Potential sponsors include active-duty, retired, and National Guard or Reserve members. Spouses and children must be registered in DEERS; the sponsoring service reports eligibility.
Coverage: Plan choices vary by beneficiary category, sponsor status, and sometimes location. Check DEERS and the relevant status-specific page.

TRICARE eligibility

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VA mental health care and Veterans Crisis Line

Find mental health support options. Veterans in crisis, or people concerned about a Veteran, can call 988 and select 1, chat, or text 838255.

Eligibility: For Veterans and people concerned about a Veteran. Some VA mental health services are available without VA health care enrollment; the linked page explains access and limits.
Coverage: The Veterans Crisis Line is available 24/7. For immediate danger, use local emergency services.

VA mental health services

Family support

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Military OneSource eligibility and support

Review counseling, relocation, financial, relationship, and other support options for the military community.

Eligibility: Includes active-duty Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Space Force, and Coast Guard members, Guard and Reserve members, many immediate family members, and some survivors. Recently separated or retired people may have time-limited access.
Coverage: Some services and time limits vary by service, family relationship, and separation date. Coast Guard spouse programs can have additional restrictions.

Military OneSource service eligibility

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Army Community Service

Connect with Army family and community programs, including support for families with special needs.

Eligibility: Army community members and families may use local program entry points; confirm eligibility for a specific service with the installation.
Coverage: Army-focused services; programs and access are provided locally and can vary by installation and component.

Army Community Service

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Navy Fleet and Family Support Program

Find Navy family readiness support, including relocation, deployment, employment, financial, counseling, and transition services.

Eligibility: For Sailors and their families. Contact the local Fleet and Family Support Center to confirm which services fit your situation.
Coverage: Delivered through installation centers and online resources; the number and range of services vary by location.

Navy Fleet and Family Support Program

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Air and Space Force Military & Family Readiness Centers

Locate installation support for Airmen, Guardians, and families, including deployment, financial readiness, employment, and transition help.

Eligibility: For Airmen, Guardians, and families. Ask the nearest center about eligibility for a specific service or event.
Coverage: Available at Air and Space Force installations; local services and events vary by location.

Air Force Personnel Center readiness overview

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Marine Corps Community Services

Explore Marine and family programs, personal readiness, health, recreation, and installation support.

Eligibility: For Marines and their families; eligibility for individual services depends on the program and service status.
Coverage: Delivered through Marine Corps installations. Local availability and access rules vary.

Marine Corps Community Services overview

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Coast Guard Work-Life family support

Find Coast Guard family support, ombudsman guidance, special-needs resources, and the CG SUPRT program.

Eligibility: The Work-Life program supports active-duty and reserve Coast Guard personnel and family members; individual programs may set narrower criteria.
Coverage: Coast Guard program with support connected to duty stations and units; confirm local contacts and program availability.

Coast Guard Sea Legs family support

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National Guard Family Programs

Connect with National Guard family support and readiness programs for Army and Air Guard communities.

Eligibility: For National Guard members and families; contact the state or territory program to confirm services for your component and situation.
Coverage: State and territory programs; contacts, local offerings, and geographic coverage differ.

National Guard Bureau Family Programs

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Military and Family Life Counseling

Learn about short-term, confidential, non-medical counseling and find a counselor serving your community.

Eligibility: Available to eligible service members, families, and survivors. This is non-medical counseling, not a substitute for clinical treatment; exceptions to confidentiality apply.
Coverage: Counselors serve installations and some off-installation locations; access depends on program eligibility and local availability.

Military OneSource counseling program

Transition

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Department of Defense Transition Assistance Program

Understand the transition curriculum, counseling, timing, and installation office support before leaving service.

Eligibility: TAP is mandatory for separating service members who served at least 180 continuous days on active duty. Reserve-component and unplanned transitions have separate timing details.
Coverage: Each service branch runs its own program. Installation offices and support after separation vary by location and transition date.

Military OneSource TAP overview

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Veterans’ employment and training resources

Find job-search, training, career planning, and state-level employment resources for the move to civilian work.

Eligibility: For Veterans, transitioning service members, and military spouses. Individual programs may have their own qualification rules.
Coverage: Federal resources with state-specific service directories; local offerings depend on where you live or plan to work.

U.S. Department of Labor Veterans’ Employment and Training Service

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Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E)

Explore employment services that may include career counseling, training, and help preparing for work.

Eligibility: Some service members and Veterans with a service-connected disability that limits their ability to work may qualify. VA reviews the individual application and requirements.
Coverage: Federal VA program across service branches; entitlement and services are based on VA’s eligibility decision.

VA VR&E eligibility

Use the linked agency or service page to confirm current eligibility and next steps.

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