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Making the transition from military to civilian lifestyle can be complex. In recognizing the potential challenges, we have programs and services tailored to supporting families through this experience.

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Our program specialist supports families here in the NCR who are experiencing transition. If you are navigating a medical release process, please connect with our Veteran Family Program Coordinator (VFPC). If you are navigating a non-medical release, please connect with the Family Transition Advisor.

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Transitioning and preparing for life outside of the military can be challenging and complicated for families. Exploring applicable resources and supports, and being able to feel understood and heard is so important. We provide opportunities for families to connect with peers and we aim to be a trusted resource when it comes to navigation of services in the larger community.

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CARE FOR THE CAREGIVER
Operational Stress Injury education and self-care tools to support the caregiver role.
COUPLES OVERCOMING PTSD EVERYDAY (COPE)
Learn coping skills and insights to help manage living with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
GENERAL INFORMATION BRIEFING : CAF LONG TERM DISABILITY VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM (CAF LTD VRP)
Thinking about your next career or employment goals? Considering training or education to
assist you in transitioning to a civilian job? For CAF members (medically releasing) who are applying for CAF Long Term Disability (LTD) benefits Third Wednesday of each month 11-am 12 pm virtual.
VETERAN FAMILY TELEMEDICINE SERVICE (MAPLE)
National virtual network of Canadian healthcare providers.
SHIFTING GEARS
Explore the stages of transition and the strategies families can use to help manage changes in their lives.
SPOUSAL RESILIENCY PROGRAM
Coping skills and insights to help manage living with a partner with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Legion - Family Support
Providing supports for dependents of Veterans.
Veterans Affairs Canada - Resources - My VAC Book
Create a personalized book of Veterans Affairs Canada programs, services and benefits that are individually relevant to that member (and family where appropriate).

Resources and Partner Organizations

The Family Information Line is a confidential, personal, bilingual and free service offering information, support, referrals, reassurance and crisis management to the military community. Our counsellors are a team of helping professionals. We serve Canadian Armed Forces members, Veterans and their families - immediate and extended. 365 days a year, 24 hours a day.

Call the Family Information Line at 1-800-866-4546
Email FIL-LIF@cfmws.com
Family Information Line | CFMWS

Studies of the mental health of Canadian Veterans show that, although the majority were doing well, a number suffer from mental health problems that affect their functioning, wellbeing, and utilization of health and rehabilitation services.

Learn more about Mental Health First Aid – Veterans Community Mental Health First Aid - Veteran Community - Mental Health Commission of Canada

Homepage - Mental Health Commission of Canada

Soldier On is a program of the Canadian Armed Forces, and its Soldier On Fund is managed by Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services (CFMWS). It is committed to supporting ill and injured veterans and serving members by providing resources and opportunities through sport and other recreational activities. Soldier On is recognized for improving the quality of life of the ill and injured.

Home - Soldier On

My VAC Account is a simple and secure way to do business online with Veterans Affairs Canada. If you currently do not have a file with VAC but you think you might be eligible for some of the services they offer contact them at 1-866-522-2122.

24/7 Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) Assistance Line 1-800-268-7708

Home - Veterans Affairs Canada

Family Information Line (FIL)
The Family Information Line is a confidential, personal, bilingual and free service offering information, support, referrals, reassurance and crisis management to the military community. Our counsellors are a team of helping professionals. We serve Canadian Armed Forces members, Veterans and their families - immediate and extended. 365 days a year, 24 hours a day.
- Call the Family Information Line at 1-800-866-4546
- Email FIL-LIF@cfmws.com
- Family Information Line | CFMWS
Mental Health Commission of Canada

Studies of the mental health of Canadian Veterans show that, although the majority were doing well, a number suffer from mental health problems that affect their functioning, wellbeing, and utilization of health and rehabilitation services.

Learn more about Mental Health First Aid – Veterans Community Mental Health First Aid - Veteran Community - Mental Health Commission of Canada

Homepage - Mental Health Commission of Canada
SISIP

Prepare for your release with confidence and ensure you have a smooth transition by updating your financial plans

Learn more - CFMWS | SISIP Financial | Financial Planning & Investments | CFMWS
Soldier On

Soldier On is a program of the Canadian Armed Forces, and its Soldier On Fund is managed by Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services (CFMWS). It is committed to supporting ill and injured veterans and serving members by providing resources and opportunities through sport and other recreational activities. Soldier On is recognized for improving the quality of life of the ill and injured.

Home - Soldier On
Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC)

My VAC Account is a simple and secure way to do business online with Veterans Affairs Canada. If you currently do not have a file with VAC but you think you might be eligible for some of the services they offer contact them at 1-866-522-2122.

24/7 Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) Assistance Line 1-800-268-7708

Home - Veterans Affairs Canada
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CARE FOR THE CAREGIVER

COUPLES OVERCOMING PTSD EVERYDAY (COPE)

GENERAL INFORMATION BRIEFING : CAF LONG TERM DISABILITY VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM (CAF LTD VRP)

VETERAN FAMILY TELEMEDICINE SERVICE (MAPLE)

SHIFTING GEARS

SPOUSAL RESILIENCY PROGRAM

Legion - Family Support

Veterans Affairs Canada - Resources - My VAC Book

For CAF members, Veterans and their families experiencing an operational stress injury (OSI).

For ill and injured veterans and serving members.

Unique to each family making the transition from military life to civilian life.

Warrior Kids | Camp Maple Leaf | PSP programs | SOT Grants

Resources and Partner Organizations

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For CAF members, Veterans and their families experiencing an operational stress injury (OSI).

For ill and injured veterans and serving members.

Unique to each family making the transition from military life to civilian life.

Warrior Kids | Camp Maple Leaf | PSP programs | SOT Grants

Resources and Partner Organizations

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