LifeLine Resources

The following are links to resources for Warriors, Families and Professionals. 

Hand to Hand Contact
Educates civilians across America about the psychosocial impact of war on the returning Service Member, and assists our Veterans.

DOD Military Health Center
Comprehensive medical healthcare support to all DoD Service Members, Retirees, and their Families.

Military Onesource
Emotional support during deployments, relocation information, help with managing grief, anger, stress, childcare, personal financing and parenting.

AMEDD Deployment Portal
U.S. Army Medical Department Center Deployment Portal provides a comprehensive network of support services for Service Members and their Families.

Navy Fleet and Family Support Center
Helping Warriors and their Families with personal finances, employment, relocation, parenting, life skills, volunteer services, family advocacy and more.

Marine Corps Suicide Prevention Home
Helping Marines and their Families handle overwhelming problems before suicide seems like the only answer.

Air Force Crossroads Health & Wellness Center
The Official Community Website of the United States Air Force. Information, spouse network, education, parenting guide and more.

"Advice Line" Call-In Program
Get immediate insights and advice for overcoming life's most difficult challenges from the nation's first and longest running radio counselor. Preference and special attention given to all Warriors, Families and Professionals.

Veterans Affairs PTSD Information Center
Answers commonly asked questions about the effects of trauma, including basic information about PTSD and other common reactions.

Military.com
Connects Service Members, Military Families and Veterans to all the benefits of service — government benefits, scholarships, discounts, mentors. Members share stories, insider tips, news from the front lines, and unique slices of military life including the tough stuff of war.

AmericaSupportsYou.mil
A DoD website that provides opportunities for citizens to show their support for the US Armed Forces by writing letters and e-mails, sending care packages, offering scholarships and helping the wounded when they return home.

WoundedWarriorProject.org
Assists those men and women of our Armed Forces who have been severely injured during the conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other locations.