Academy Women believes that mentoring is a fundamental, irreplaceable factor in helping individuals develop exceptional skills, character and leadership capabilities. This perspective has led us to develop our eMentor Leadership Program, a cutting-edge mentoring program where mentees receive guidance, career counseling and support from more experienced active duty and veteran women leaders. The eMentor Leadership Program is being implemented through a state-of-the-art eMentor website which pairs mentees with mentors for one-on-one, email-based mentoring (eMentoring) relationships. The AcademyWomen eMentor Leadership Program is open to female officers with current or prior miltary service in all branches of service. AcademyWomen has also created the NavyWomen eMentor Leadership Program through a partnership with the Navy's Office of Women's Policy to support ALL uniformed women U.S. Naval personnel in achieving their full potential as leaders.

Website offering information about health issues in the military community, including PTSD, depression, anger, sleep, relationships, anxiety, alcohol & drugs, tobacco, injury, traumatic brain injury, life stress, stigma, resilience, military sexual trauma, health & wellness, children, spirituality, and work adjustment. Each issue includes an overview of the topic, as well as an assessment, workshops, videos, and other related resources.

Guide from the US Army Public Health Command covering the unique health care situations and considerations of women soldiers. Topics include pregnancy profiles, exercise during pregnancy, field needs of females, and preventitive health measures for the barracks environment.

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AFWOA's purpose is to foster comradeship through reunions, maintain ties between active and retired women officers, preserve the history and promote recognition of the role of military women, and lend support to women engaged in education and training programs. We sponsor the permanent Most Valuable Swimmer Award (Woman) at the Air Force Academy.

The All Navy Women's National Alliance is devoted to the more than 400,000 active duty, reserve, retired, and veteran women of the Navy, Coast Guard, and Marines, as well as the women who served with U.S. Forces in other branches of the Department of Defense. Additionally, the organization represents women serving in NATO Forces around the world, as well as women serving in a civilian capacity in support of the Department of Defense.

American Gold Star Mothers, Inc. is an organization of mothers who have lost a son or daughter in the service of their country.

The U.S. Army Women’s Foundation is the premier center for educational excellence, the national network for today’s Army women and a dynamic advocate for telling the history of Army women.

Coming, going and everything in between is hard.  Every member of your family probably deals with separation differently.  Yet, is there a way for our situation to be a little bit better and easier?  Listed in this article from Happy Homefront are a lot of great resources to assist you in preparing for separation, dealing with separation and getting reading for the homecoming.   Don't forget to check out their connecting guide too, which lists a ton of activities and tools to help your family connect with each other when separated.