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National Resources
12 Things Every JAG (& Military Parent) Should Know
2010 National Defense Authorization Act: SEC. 563. Support for Military Families with Special Needs
ACT Today for Military Families
AIM HI Service Dog Training Center 913-684-6506
Autism and the Military Family
American Military Families Autism Support
Caring For Kids After Trauma and Death
Department of Defense (DoD) Special Needs Parent Tool Kit
Department of Defense Education Activity Special Education
Disability Awareness Scholarship
Military & Department of Defense (DOD) Special Education
Family Support Center on Disabilities
How to prepare our children and stay involved in their education during deployment
Legal Issues Facing Military Families and Children with Special Needs
Life Journey Through Autism: A Guide for Military Families
Military Child Education Coalition
Military Families & Students with Learning Disabilities
Military Family Assistance Centers
Military OneSource Presents A Special Needs Webinar: On Individual Education Programs (IEP)
Military OneSource (Disability)
NACCRRA – child care resource & referral
National Military Family Association
New Legal Resource for Military Families
Overcoming Barriers Faced by Military Children with Special Needs
Support for Military Families Raising Children who have Disabilities
Medical Needs
TriCare Young Adult Prime Option
Extended Health Care Option (EHCO)
Covering Costs When Your Child is Diagnosed with a Serious Medical Condition
Mother and soldier: raising a child with a disability in a low-income military family
National Guard/Reserve Health Care
Reaching and Teaching Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder