Wounded, Ill or Injured & Their Caregivers Resources

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Wounded, Ill or Injured & Their Caregivers: Resources

There are many resources through Military OneSource and other Defense Department programs that support mission readiness and enhance quality of life for the military community. Browse Wounded, Ill or Injured & Their Caregivers-related resources below and click for more details including links and access information.
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Government Websites
A Head for the Future
A Head for the Future offers resources to help the military community prevent, recognize and recover from traumatic brain injury.
External Websites
Caregiver Action Network
CAN provides education, peer support, and resources to family caregivers across the country free of charge.
Podcasts
Caregivers: Finding Peace During the Holidays
Holiday stress seems to begin earlier every year, along with the rushed appearance of the retail store displays. As caregivers with many daily responsibilities, the holiday season can add a lot of chaos to your to-do list. Caregivers, check out …
Podcasts
Completing DD Form 93
Learn the importance of service members keeping their DD Form 93 updated to ensure their designated survivor(s) receive their benefits in case of sickness, emergency or death.
Government Websites
Defense Center of Excellence for Traumatic Brain Injury
The Traumatic Brain Injury Center of Excellence (TBICoE) provides clinical tools, educational resources, research information and more.
Government Websites
Local Social Security Office
Use this locator to find the Social Security office nearest you.
Government Websites
Moving Forward
Moving Forward teaches problem-solving barriers and skills through videos and interactive games and activities.
Government Websites
National Center for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
The National Center for PTSD provides information for understanding PTSD and treatment, and where to get help.
Government Websites
National Institute of Mental Health
The National Institute of Mental Health is the lead federal agency for research on mental disorders.
Government Websites
National Resource Directory
The National Resource Directory contains resources that support recovery, rehabilitation and reintegration.
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