Resources / Family Support
Alabama Mentorship-HUB (Military Spouse Advocacy Network)
Free mentorship and resource hub created with the Alabama Military Stability Commission, giving military dependents, spouses, caregivers, and Gold Star families 24/7 access to mentors who are military spouses and professionally trained mental health allies.
- Cost
- Free — a range of free programs (stated on the org's site)
- Coverage
- Alabama — statewide virtual hub; no installation proximity required (Alabama)
- Eligibility
- Spouses and caregivers of U.S. military members and veterans (active duty, Reserve, National Guard), including Gold Star surviving spouses and families
- Availability
- 24/7 access to mentors and resources (stated on the org's site)
- Last Verified
- October 7, 2026
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