Children

"Military children are a very resilient group of people,” she said. “I’m not underestimating what it takes for a military child to move every two or three years -- it means a new home, new neighborhood, new friends [and a] new school. Those are challenges. So it takes a supportive environment that begins with the parents and then the whole community to support the military children to help them get through those difficult times of reaching out and becoming a part of that community as a new military child."

MilitaryOneSource

MilitaryOneSource is what is sounds like -- the one place to go to for information. A Military Youth on the Move section offers information for children who are preparing to move to a new home or dealing with the aftereffects of a recent move.

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Militarykidsconnect

is a site where military children can connect with other children who are facing similar challenges. There are also tips for parents and teachers.

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Military Child Education Coalition

Military Child Education Coalition is a non-profit organization focused on the academic and emotional needs of military children in public schools. They offer a variety of programs and resources for students and parents.

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