The
Military Children and Youth Program assists commanders and families
in balancing the competing demands of family life and military
mission, reducing at-risk behavior while promoting youth skills
and leadership.
Title
10 US Code, Section 1785, Youth Sponsorship Program, establishes
installation youth sponsorship programs to facilitate the integration
of relocating military children into their new communities.
Title
10 US Code, Chapter 88, Subchapter
II - Military Child Care
· Section
1791: Funding for Military Child Care
· Section
1792: Child Care Employees
· Section
1793: Parent Fees
· Section
1794: Child Abuse Prevention and Safety at Facilities
· Section
1795: Parent Partnerships with Child Development Centers
· Section
1796: Subsidies for Family Home Day Care
· Section
1797: Early Childhood Education Program
· Section
1798 Child Care Services and Youth Program Services for Dependents:
Financial Assistance for Providers
· Section
1799: Child Care Services and Youth Program Services for Dependents:
Participation by Children and Youth Otherwise Ineligible
DoD
Instruction 1015.9, Professional United States Scouting Organization
Operations at United States Military Installations Located Overseas
DoD
Instruction 6060.2, Child Development Programs (CDPS)
DoD
Instruction 6060.3, School-Age Care (SAC) Program
Military
Teens on the Move. Helps military teens connect with each
other and the world around them.
MilitaryStudent.org. The
Military Child in Transition and Deployment.
Army
Child and Youth Services
Child
Support Enforcement Web Sites by Region and State
The
Intrepid/Anheuser-Busch Fallen Heroes Fund will provide
scholarships to spouses and children of U.S. military and coalition
personnel killed during the war in Iraq.
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