Community & Partnership Initiatives

Community & Partnership Initiatives

This section highlights programs and organizations that collaborate to strengthen the Military Family community. These initiatives focus on building connections, fostering partnerships, and creating opportunities through shared advocacy and engagement. By working together, these efforts help empower military families and enhance access to resources and support.

• Military Transition Engagement & Partnerships (MTEP)
  MTEP is a team within the Canadian Armed Forces Transition Group (CAF TG) that engages and collaborates with external organizations to promote synergy within the Military-Veteran-Family (MVF)-empowerment ecosystem. We liaise with external organizations of all types, sizes and sectors who champion for the MVF community.
  
  For more information, visit Military Transition Engagement & Partnership (MTEP)
  
  Location: Canada
  Language: English, French
  Service Delivery: Virtual
  Cost: Free
  
  Audience(s): 
  CAF members, Military Spouses
   
• Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) | Government of Canada
  Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) is the federal department responsible for supporting current and former members of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), as well as their families, with a broad range of benefits and services designed to improve well-being, financial security, health, education, career transition, and home support. Programs include disability compensation, income support, healthcare coverage, vocational rehabilitation, education and job preparation, and family and caregiver services. 
  
  To learn more, visit VAC.
  
  Toll-Free: 1-866-522-2122
  TDD/TTY: 1-833-921-0071 (Monday–Friday, 8:30–4:30 local) 
  
  Location: National (offices in provinces and territories) 
  Langues : English, French
  Service Delivery: In-person, virtual 
  
  Audience:
  Current and former members of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), former members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), families, caregivers, and survivors of CAF and RCMP members