May 14, 2026

Across the Army, prevention specialists work alongside Sexual Assault Response Coordinators and Victim Advocates to build a comprehensive approach to the prevention of sexual harassment and sexual assault that strengthens both immediate response and long-term cultural change. While SARCs and VAs provide confidential support to survivors, prevention professionals analyze trends, identify factors that hinder progress and assess what efforts have been made to counter those challenges.  

May 14, 2026

The Department of the Army is taking a proactive stance on preventing harmful behaviors and promoting healthy ones with the launch of the innovative Army Community Prevention Leadership Academy. 

May 14, 2026

You’re a good employee, but lately problems at home have been getting in the way of your concentration at work. That happens. In fact, the Army long ago established a program for exactly this type of situation: the Employee Assistance Program. EAP provides confidential help to Army Civilians who are facing personal problems, whether it’s relationship issues, substance misuse, emotional distress, financial problems or even legal difficulties. 

May 14, 2026

At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, as we faced lockdowns, quarantine and social distancing, we turned to technology to save us from isolation. We went to online concerts, happy hours and dance hangouts, had virtual birthday parties, and even went on virtual dates. These activities—when we intentionally used technology to sustain and enhance our real-life relationships—seemed to fade with the return to “normal” life. 

May 14, 2026

Have you ever heard of CBD? With its growing popularity, it’s likely you’ve seen or heard about CBD products ranging from pain-relieving creams to infused drinks and gummies. While often marketed as harmless or wellness-focused, these products can pose serious risks to Soldiers and mission readiness. 

May 14, 2026

The strength of the Army is rooted not only in its Soldiers, but in the well-being of Army Families. Preventing child abuse is vital for creating healthy home environments where children can thrive. Through prevention efforts and access to resources, the Army is committed to strengthening Families and fostering safe, nurturing Family relationships. When The strength of the Army is rooted not only in its Soldiers, but in the well-being of Army Families. 

May 14, 2026

Alcohol Awareness Month is a timely reminder for Soldiers to check in with themselves, look out for their battle buddies and reach out early if something doesn’t feel right. The Army Substance Abuse Program is designed to make that step easier, more confidential and less intimidating. 

May 14, 2026

Each April, the Department of War recognizes the Month of the Military Child, a time dedicated to honoring the extraordinary resilience, courage and quiet strength of the youngest members of our military Families.  

May 14, 2026

The 2026 Army Emergency Relief campaign kicked off March 1 and runs through June 14, the Army’s 251st birthday. The campaign is a key initiative for AER, a program that provides financial support to Soldiers, retired Soldiers and Families facing unexpected challenges.