RESOURCES

KidsHealth features age-specific health information for kids, teens, and parents. Topics range from how the body works, recipes, and injuries for kids, to body, mind, and fitness for teens and pregnancy, family life, and first aid for parents. Click here to see more. 

LRP Publications Special Education Connect and DirectSTEP provide training and resources for parents and educators on a variety of topics including IEPs, autism, behavior and discipline, and more. 

Click here to view installation and state resources available to military families. 

Military OneSource provides non-medical counseling and consultations, resources vetted by the Department of Defense, high-quality programs developed specifically for military members and families, and more. Categories include family and relationships, moving and housing, legal and finance, education and employment, health and wellness, recreation, travel and shopping, and service providers and leaders. Visit the Military OneSource website by clicking here. 

MyPlate is a United States Department of Agriculture resource, helping families find the right mix of food and drinks to achieve a healthy eating style. 

Learn about the benefits of physical activity and how to incorporate it into your family's daily routine with the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans from the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion.  

STOMP is a program designed to empower military parents of children with disabilities. STOMP provides resources to parents, helping them be an advocate for their child. Click here for more information.

The mission of the Trevor Romain Resiliency Program is to "provide proven resources and strategies to children so they can become resilient, confident, and resourceful, to create a better world for themselves and others." The Trevor Romain Company has teamed up with the United States Navy to offer transition and resiliency training to Navy youth. Click here for more information. 

Click here to learn more about this program that provides on-demand, online tutoring and homework help at no cost to eligible service members, civilian personnel, and their dependents. 

We Can! is a program designed to give parents and caregivers a way to help children ages 8-13 stay at a healthy weight. Four institutes of the National Institutes of Health have combined resources and activities to give parents and caregivers the best tools possible. Find out more here.